Duke's Isaiah Evans Weighs Next Move, Sebastian Wilkins Returns

0:00On April 21st, Duke Blue Devils grabbed the number one seat in the 2025-26 NCAA tournament, but got stopped in the Elite 8-by. 2. Yukon on a buzzer beater Isaiah Evans balled out in his sophomore year, starting all 38 games with career highs of 15 points, 3.2 revounds, and 1. 0.3 assists per game on solid shooting. Evans, the guard from Fayofil, North Carolina, hasn't locked in his next move yet, but one teammate just did. Sebastian Wilkins, a six foot eight guard forward from New Hampshire, sat out the whole season as a red shirt freshman after reclassifying early from his original high school class. Earlier this week, Wilkins dropped the news on Instagram, saying he's back for year two with unfinished business at Duke. Evans jumped in the comments with a quick show of support, keeping that team vibe strong. Duke's got some core pieces returning next season, like Caden Boozer, and starting center Patrick Nungong by the second, setting up a solid foundation. As Evans waste his options, the Blue Devils gear up to run it back stronger.