After another one of his star freshmen dealt with cramping issues, Duke Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer said after Tuesday's 77-72 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats the recurring issue was "concerning," adding that the program has to "take a hard look at it.

The nightmare continues for Duke early in the 2024-25 season. After rising star Cooper Flagg battled with ongoing cramps in his left leg, the injury bug reared its ugly head again, affecting star freshman center Khaman Maluach.

After a 77-72 loss to Kentucky, Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer talked about the "concerning" issue plaguing his program.

Duke head men's basketball coach Jon Scheyer expressed some worry Tuesday night regarding his team's recent cramping issues following a 77-72 loss

Flagg played 19 of the game's first 20 minutes and had 13 points and 10 rebounds going into halftime with Duke leading 43-20. He played just six minutes in the second half because

Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer spoke about the heartbreaking loss to Kentucky after the game on Tuesday.

Cooper Flagg has looked every bit as good as advertised for the Duke Blue Devils so far, but he is dealing with an issue that seemingly has the team’s coaching staff in some hot water.

In the postgame press conference, Scheyer put the blame squarely on the shoulders of himself and Duke’s coaching and support staff. And he seemed like a coach willing to try just about anything to make sure he’s getting the most out of his prized star recruit.

The Duke men's basketball team lost to the Kentucky Wildcats on Tuesday night, a second-half collapse that saw the Blue Devils get outscored 24-11 over the final 10 minutes. Freshman center Khaman Mal