Having already signed ESPN 100 No. 3 player Wendell Carter and No. 8 Gary Trent Jr., the Blue Devils are looking to attract other top prospects to pair with the duo.
Trevon Duval is the top-ranked guard in the 2017 class.
After a series of long, arduous recruiting battles, the Blue Devils (are still searching for) have finally secured their point guard for the Class of 2017.
Five-star Class of 2017 forward Wendell Carter committed to Duke Wednesday, joining five-star shooting guard Gary Trent Jr. as the Blue Devils' first two five-star commits.
Trent Jr.'s friend, five-star forward Wendell Carter, could also follow him to Durham soon.
The Blue Devils' entire coaching staff visited five-star guard Gary Trent Jr. in Minnesota Tuesday.
Duke’s coaching staff is not taking a break on the recruiting trail during Labor Day Weekend with the start of official practice less than a month away.
Just three days after he announced publicly that he had received a Duke offer, four-star shooting guard Alex O'Connell became the first Class of 2017 prospect to commit to the Blue Devils.
Four-star small forward Jermaine Samuels received an offer from Duke a month after an eye-opening performance at the Nike Peach Jam in July.
Chase Jeter scored 21 points in an exhibition and seven of Duke's targets in the Class of 2017 were in action at the Adidas Nations tournament in Garden Grove, Calif.
It's usually nothing but good news these days on the recruiting trail for the program that has had three straight top-ranked recruiting classes, but one of the best point guards in the Class of 2017 decided Duke was not for him.
They stood out at the Peach Jam earlier this month and recently won gold medals with the U17 national team, and five-star Class of 2017 forward Wendell Carter and five-star guard Gary Trent Jr. have wasted little time making headlines since.
On one of high school basketball's biggest stages at the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League Peach Jam finals in North Augusta, S.C., several Duke targets stood out in front of head coach Mike Krzyzewski, associate head coach Jeff Capel and assistants Jon Scheyer and Nate James.
Duke does not have a traditional point guard on its roster for 2016-17, but the Blue Devil coaching staff is taking steps to make sure they lock up at least one for the 2017-18 campaign.
The Blue Devils still await Marques Bolden's decision, but Duke’s coaching staff is already hard at work in building its recruiting classes for the next couple of years.
The Blue Devils have yet to hear from five-star big man Marques Bolden, who appears to have delayed his college decision.
Future Blue Devils Frank Jackson, Jayson Tatum and Harry Giles were all in Portland, Ore., this week as members of Team USA in the annual game featuring the world's top young talent. In a battle against the World Select team, Tatum helped lead his team to victory with 14 points and a perfect 6-of-6 mark from the charity stripe. Saturday's game marked the third consecutive year that three Blue Devils have played for Team USA in the game.
Jayson Tatum was named the Gatorade National Boys Basketball Player of the Year Thursday during a surprise announcement at his high school in St. Louis.
A pair of future Blue Devils put their talents on display Wednesday's in the McDonald's All-American game.
