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The Duke Multiplier: How Duke Turns Players Into Brands

In the NIL era, every program can offer money. Not every program can offer Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball. Because at Duke, the value isn’t just in the deal—it’s in the multiplier. For decades, Duke has built one of the most recognizable—and polarizing—brands in sports. In today’s landscape, that b...


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While much of college basketball spent the offseason chasing upgrades, flipping rosters, and navigating the volatility of the transfer portal, Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball took a different path—one built on intention. Not passive. Not conservative. Intentional.

With its rotational ...


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As Jon Scheyer and the Duke Blue Devils look to finalize their rotational roster, the staff has also placed emphasis on replenishing the developmental depth that quietly supported last season’s core. Those “bridge” roles—often overlooked—proved critical in preparing rotation players behind the scenes.


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Amazon and Duke University today announced a multiyear agreement for Prime Video to present exclusive coverage of Duke’s storied men’s basketball program. The agreement marks Prime Video’s first college sports relationship, and starting this fall, the streamer will present three marquee Duke Blue Devils neutral-site nonconference men’s basketball game...


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With Jon Scheyer looking to finalize the Blue Devils’ roster for the 2026–27 season, Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball turned to the international ranks. Unsatisfied with the available domestic options at the power forward spot—particularly in their search for a veteran presence—Duke began exploring overseas talent. When a t...


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