Scheyer became a consensus second-team All-American during his time playing with Duke, winning an ACC tournament MVP as well. He also holds the ACC all-time single-season record for minutes played, receiving 1,470 minutes of action during his senior season (2009-10).

Duke basketball is back in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2022. The top-seeded Blue Devils (35-3), who earned a 85-65 win against Alabama, will play No. 1 seed Houston (35-3) on April 5 in San Antonio at the Alamodome in the national semifinals.

The madness continues as Mackenzie Salmon previews the Men's Final Four matchups, which will feature all No. 1 seeds for the first time since 2008.

After two exciting weekends of NCAA Tournament action, the 2025 Final Four field is set. The bracket started with 68 teams earlier this month, and the field has since shrunk to a mere quartet ahead of what should be a historic Final Four next weekend.

The final two spots in next weekend’s games in San Antonio are up for grabs for the men’s teams. • Houston vs. Tennessee: The men’s action gets started at 2:20 p.m. ET when No. 1 Houston takes on No.

Only two more games separate Cooper Flagg and the Blue Devils from immortality and the program's sixth national championship banner.

Duke did it all, making one of the six or seven best teams in the country look completely helpless. Alabama kept it relatively close until the final five minutes, but the outcome was never really in doubt,

Duke women's basketball coach Kara Lawson and Duke men's basketball coach Jon Scheyer have provided each other with support during March Madness.

The stage is set for a potentially epic Elite Eight showdown as No. 1 seed Duke and No. 2 seed Alabama will face off Saturday with a spot in the Final Four on the line. Both teams reached 100 points in their Sweet 16 victories and are brimming with the high-end talent necessary to create a compelling March Madness showdown.