
Duke Basketball's Stacked Lineup: Scheyer's Fireworks
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Duke basketballs Jon Scheyer prepares for a powerhouse season with a stacked lineup. Led by guards Cayden Boozer and John Blackwell, and forwards Dame Sarr and Drew Scharnowski, the team boasts experience and talent. Center Patrick Ngongbas return adds depth, making Duke a formidable force on the court.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Duke Basketball's Stacked Lineup: Scheyer's Fireworks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 23, Duke Basketball is gearing up for a stack season with Coach John Shire holding a ton of line-up options. The Blue Devils bring back experience at every spot and just landed top guard John Blackwell from Wisconsin. Our predicted starting five kicks off with Caden Booser and Blackwell in the back court. Dame Sarr and Drew Sharnowski have front and Patrick Nungba, holding down center. Those guards set the tone right away. Booser returns after a solid freshman year, dropping 7.7 points, grabbing 2.3 rebounds, and dishing 3 assists per game. While shooting 50 percent, Blackwell is a scoring machine, so Caleb Foster, who's back for his senior year, slides to the bench as the ultimate team player. Up front, Sarr builds on his rookie stats of 6.4 points and 3.8 rebounds. At 6.8, he's bulking up in the weight room for year 2. Sharnowski edges out hot freshman Cameron Williams for the start, thanks to his veteran savvy that you can't coach.
Aingong Bos returns steals the show at center. He skipped the NBA draft despite averaging 10.1 points and 5.8 boards. His size changes everything inside for Duke. Shires got the pieces to mix and match all year, so expect fireworks when the Blue Devils hit the floor.
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