Coach K and the Duke Blue Devils add another piece to their 2019 class with the addition of PF prospect, out of University School in Florida, Vernon Carey. Carey is ranked #2 by ESPN and #4 by 247Sports. Carey at 6’10 and 275lbs adds size to a class that has 2 perimeter players in Rejean “Boogie” Ellis and Wendell Moore … Read More
Per Duke Sports Information: Duke Inks Two in Early Signing Period
Per Duke Sports Information: DURHAM, N.C. – Duke head men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski announced the signing of two student-athletes during the early signing period. Wendell Moore and Rejean “Boogie” Ellis will enter the Duke program in 2019-20. Moore is rated as a five-star wing from Charlotte, while Ellis is a four-star guard from San Diego. Each are top 40 prospects in the ESPN100. Moore is … Read More
2019 Combo Guard Boogie Ellis Commits to Duke
It was a good week to be a Blue Devil after the trouncing of the 2nd ranked Kentucky Wildcats but Friday Coach K got some good news for the future.
Wendell Moore Chooses Duke
North Carolina native Wendell Moore verbally committed to Mike Krzyzewski and the Duke Blue Devils.
Duke Recruiting So Far this Offseason…
Suffice it to say that recruiting for the Duke Blue Devils this off-season for the 2019 class hasn’t exactly got according to plan. Bryan Antoine, a shooting guard, high on Duke’s target list unexpectedly chose the champion Villanova Wildcats and Scottie Lewis out of NJ chose the Florida Gators. 2 other guard prospects; Nico Mannion (who reclassified to 2019 from … Read More
“Nico” Mannion Sets His Final Four
Italian-American basketball player Niccolò “Nico” Mannion of Pinnacle High School, who recently reclassified from the the class of 2020 to the class of 2019 has trimmed his list of schools to 4. The 4 schools that made the cut for the 6’3 Mannion include the Duke Blue Devils, the Arizona Wildcats, the Villanova Wildcats and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Even … Read More
Some Recruiting Tidbits Over the Last Month or so:
What seemed like Duke going somewhat hard at Nico Mannion may be for naught as the 6’3 point guard reclassified to the 2019 class and is eyeing a decision in the spring. All signs, if you can call them that, point to Seam Miller