Author: Ominyi Kelvin

Duke basketball’s recent surge in social media dominance has stirred up a whirlwind of reactions online, ranging from praise to playful resentment. Known for their storied history and elite program, the Blue Devils have always been a powerhouse on the court—but now, they’re winning big in the digital arena too. A recent post showcasing highlight reels, behind-the-scenes content, and engaging fan interactions has gone viral, igniting waves of commentary from all sides of the college basketball fandom. Fans of the program were quick to celebrate the digital success, with one user commenting, “Nobody does it like Duke. We’re elite everywhere!”…

Sion James, a fifth-year senior who transferred to Duke for the 2024–25 season, has officially bid farewell to the Blue Devils, marking the end of a memorable chapter in his basketball journey. Throughout the season, James played a pivotal role in Duke’s success, contributing both on and off the court. His leadership and experience were instrumental in guiding the team to a remarkable 35–4 record and a Final Four appearance. In a heartfelt message shared on his social media platforms, James expressed his gratitude and affection for the Duke community: > “Forever a Blue Devil. Taking the Brotherhood with me…

Blue Devils are reportedly among the top five finalists for Cedric Coward, a standout wing from Washington State. Despite no confirmed contact between Duke and Coward, the program’s inclusion in his shortlist suggests potential interest.  In terms of high school recruiting, Duke continues to pursue top-tier talent. Brandon McCoy, a 6-foot-4 point guard from Bellflower, California, ranked #2 overall in the 2026 class, and Jordan Smith, a 6-foot-2 shooting guard from Paul VI, ranked #6 overall, are considering committing to the same college as a package deal, with Duke as a potential destination.  Additionally, Duke is actively recruiting Nate Ament,…

Duke freshman guard Kon Knueppel has officially declared for the 2025 NBA Draft, announcing his decision on social media earlier today. In his post, Knueppel expressed gratitude to Duke, stating he is “forever a Blue Devil” and will be “taking the Brotherhood with me to the next chapter” . Standing at 6-foot-7 and weighing 217 pounds, Knueppel played a pivotal role in Duke’s successful season, averaging 14.4 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game. He showcased impressive shooting efficiency, with a 47.9% field goal percentage, 40.6% from three-point range, and 91.4% from the free-throw line . Knueppel’s standout performances…

Cooper Flagg Reflects with ‘No Regrets’ After Recent Happenings in Duke Men’s Basketball In the aftermath of Duke’s heart-wrenching 70-67 loss to Houston in the NCAA Final Four, freshman phenom Cooper Flagg has expressed a sense of closure and pride regarding his season with the Blue Devils. Despite the team’s unexpected exit, Flagg, projected as the top pick in the upcoming NBA Draft, remains reflective and appreciative of his collegiate experience. “I can speak for myself,” Flagg stated, fighting back tears during the post-game press conference. He emphasized the deep bonds formed with his teammates and the growth he experienced…

Duke Team Miss Out on Top Prospect in the Transfer Portal The Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball program faced a significant setback this week as they missed out on one of the top prospects in the NCAA transfer portal. Despite heavy interest and strong recruiting efforts, the highly coveted player opted for a different program, dealing a blow to Duke’s roster plans for the upcoming season. The prospect, widely regarded as one of the best available due to his experience, scoring ability, and leadership on the court, had been a primary target for Duke head coach Jon Scheyer and his…

Behind the Laughter: The Untold Stories and Secrets of the Duke Boozer Twins’ Wild Journey On the surface, the Duke Boozer Twins are the life of every party—two larger-than-life personalities whose quick wit and infectious laughter can light up even the dullest room. But behind the laughter lies a deeper story, one that’s rarely seen by the world around them. This is not just a tale of wild nights and unforgettable escapades, but a journey filled with grit, growth, and the unshakable bond of brotherhood. Raised in a town where everyone knew their name—and their next move—the Boozer Twins quickly…

Cooper Flagg, the standout freshman from Duke University and recent recipient of the prestigious Wooden Award, is currently navigating the complex decision of whether to declare for the NBA Draft or return for another collegiate season. In a recent interview on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” Flagg emphasized the importance of taking time to reflect on his future, stating, “I think now it’s time for me to reflect. You know, take a couple days; take a week; take a month. Whatever it is for me. Talk to my parents, talk to the coaches and just really decide what’s best for me.”  Flagg’s deliberation…

The Duke Blue Devils are emerging as frontrunners in the pursuit of Xaivian Lee, one of the top uncommitted point guards in the 2025 NCAA transfer portal. Lee, a standout from Princeton, has garnered significant attention after a stellar season that showcased his scoring prowess and playmaking abilities.  Standing at 6-foot-3, Lee averaged 17.5 points, 4.5 assists, and 3.2 rebounds per game, earning All-Ivy League honors. His ability to control the tempo, coupled with his sharp shooting from beyond the arc, makes him a coveted asset for programs looking to bolster their backcourt.  Duke’s interest in Lee aligns with their…

Duke University Addresses Visa Concerns Surrounding Star Freshman Amid Federal Policy Shift Duke University has addressed a growing international concern that could directly impact one of its most prominent athletes. This follows the U.S. State Department’s recent decision to revoke and restrict all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders, raising uncertainty about the visa status of Duke freshman center Khaman Maluach. The 7-foot-2 standout from South Sudan just completed an impressive debut season with the Blue Devils and is considered a likely first-round NBA Draft selection. In a statement to ABC11, Duke’s vice president for communications and public affairs,…