Duke took on the Volunteers to understand what they’re made of, and Scheyer’s squad got a pretty good idea of its composition.

The Duke Blue Devils basketball program is putting its final plans together for the start of the season. This season, this team is looking to do great things an

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After seven months of waiting, the 2025-26 men’s basketball season has arrived — and Duke fans have a lot to look forward to. The team boasts a strong balance of veterans and rookies, and it faces a challenging non-conference lineup bound to produce more than one thriller.

Entering the No. 6-ranked Duke basketball team's bout against the visiting Western Carolina Catamounts on Saturday afternoon, no group of Blue Devils had lost a

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Duke forward Cameron Boozer led all players with 24 points. Isaiah Evans scored 22 points for the Blue Devils. Duke out rebounded Tennessee, 48-39, while the Vols committed eight turnovers to the Blue Devils' seven.

The Blue Devils have another difficult path to start the season leading up to ACC play, but Jon Scheyer's group might be built to last.

The Texas Longhorns and Duke Blue Devils tangle in a Tuesday battle in Charlotte, North Carolina. Tip-off is set for 8:45 p.m. ET.