
About this episode
Jeff Goodman, longtime college basketball analyst and founder of The Field of 68, is back on the pod for the third straight summer. Topics discussed include:
- Whether Duke could have used a true point in tight moments last season
- The lessons Jon Scheyer took from the loss to Houston
- The job Scheyer has done reassembling the roster
- The importance of landing Dame Sarr after losing Cedric Coward to the draft
- How Sarr will adjust from international play
- The Boozer twins as consummate winners
- Cameron Boozer as a model of consistent production
- Cayden Boozer as a decision maker and organizer
- Whether Scheyer should give the ball to Cayden from day one
- Caleb Foster's role if he's not on the ball
- How impressive it was that Duke was able to retain Caleb Foster and Isaiah Evans
- Why Goodman thinks Duke is underrated nationally
- How the field compares to last season
- Jordan Smith as a prospect, and the relative weakness of the 2026 class
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