Before Duke coach Jon Scheyer coached in his first official game after taking over for Mike Krzyzewski, he flew his team to Houston to play in a secret preseason scrimmage.  Scheyer intentionally sought out Kelvin Sampson and the Cougars for his first career "game.

"You get all over him, and he takes it," Scheyer told Marks. "He's been amazing to coach because he's not above anything. And I think with him, he's as loyal of a person as you'll ever be around. So once you're in with him, you're in." Now, Duke is hoping the result is a national championship.

On Thursday, Scheyer was r ewarded for his team's success with the 2025 John McLendon National Coach of the Year award. This award goes to "the top head coach among all levels of college basketball (DI, DII, DIII, NAIA, and JUCO)."

The Blue Devils boast college basketball’s highest adjusted offensive efficiency since KenPom.com began calculating the metric in 1996-97. They will join other No. 1 seeds Houston, Auburn

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For decades, Duke basketball has epitomized excellence in college sports, and Jon Scheyer is fiercely upholding that impressive legacy. This season, Duke faces another pivotal moment, igniting excitement among fans and analysts eager to see how Scheyer’s journey unfolds after making NCAA history in his inaugural years.

The No. 1 seeded Duke Blue Devils have been as dominant as any team in the country this season, and they've continued that trend on their way to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament after defeating No.

Duke is in the Final Four in Jon Scheyer's third season in charge, and his team has shown it's much more than Cooper Flagg. The Blue Devils have a collection of NBA prospects, and Scheyer has them peaking at the right time.