In the 2016 draft we all knew it was going to be Ben Simmons or Brandon Ingram drafted first overall. This year there is more competition for the next player to be drafted No. 1 in the NBA Draft. Right now there is no overall favorite and there could be up to five or six prospects with
The Naismith Trophy is given out to the best player in college basketball and has been given to the best player since 1969. Last year, Buddy Hield of Oklahoma won the trophy. Hield, a 6’4 guard, had one of the best shooting season we have ever seen. Buddy ended up getting drafted by the New Orleans Pelicans sixth
Adrian Wojnarowski is on the case again, this time the Cleveland Cavaliers are trading Tyus Jones to the Minnesota Timberwolves. While Tyus Jones could have been a very nice backup point guard for the Cavaliers, it still seemed like an odd pick as they have Kyrie Irving and the defensive minded Matthew Dellavedova. He could
Height: 6’2 Weight: 185 Year: Freshman Position: Point Guard NBA Combine Measurements: 2014-2015 NCAA Statistics: 11.8 PTS 5.6 AST 3.5 REB 1.5 STL 41.7 FG% 37.9 3PT% 88.9 FT% Draft Projection: Mid-Late 1st Round NBA Player Comparison: Austin Rivers Tyus Jones had a great freshman season while leading his Duke team to a National Championship. Not often do you see
Height: 6-6 Weight: 221 lb Year: Freshman Position: Small Forward NBA Combine Measurements: Draft Projection: Top 10 2014-2015 NCAA Statistics: 12.6 PPG 6.5 RPG 2.1 APG 1.3 STL 48.6 FG% 41.8 3PT% 64.1 FT% NBA Player Comparison: James Harden Justise Winslow is a bad man. During the tournament and throughout the season, Winslow had been a menace defensively and in late game situations
Height: 6-11 Weight: 270 lb Year: Freshman Position: Center NBA Combine Measurements and Times: Did not participate Draft Projection: Top 5 2014-2015 NCAA Statistics: 17.3 PPG 8.5 RPG 1.4 BLK 66.4 FG% 51.0 FT% NBA Player Comparison: Greg Monroe Jahlil Okafor proved to us in his freshman year that he was the best offensive big man in
Coach Mike Krzyzewski has just earned another championship to add to his collection by beating the Wisconsin Badgers in the National Title game this week. The win means number five for the head coach of the Blue Devils and It doesn’t look like he’s looking to slow up. Coach K made his way up the
The Final Four is underway. We have a match-up between the #7 Michigan State Spartans and the #1 Duke Blue Devils, and following that game we see the highly favorited #1 Kentucky Wildcats battling against the #1 Wisconsin Badgers. This tournament has lived up to the hype like it always does and we have two
The 1991-92 Duke Blue Devils were a team of destiny. Fresh off of a National Title the previous year, the daunting task of repeating was set in stone from the onset of the season. A humbling loss to the legendary UNLV Running Rebels during the 1990 NCAA Title game only served to fuel Coach K’s
North Carolina’s J.P. Tokoto was getting busy vs. Duke. #15 North Carolina lost to #4 Duke 90-92 in an overtime thriller on Wednesday night, but Tarheels forward J.P. Tokoto managed to put his imprints on this instant classic by throwing down two major jams on the Blue Devils. First Tokoto skied for this putback slam before