NBA Draft prospects are set to face off in two major college basketball matchups tonight.

Duke freshman Kon Knueppel announced Wednesday on social media that he will enter the 2025 NBA draft and forgo his remaining college eligibility. Knueppel, the No. 8 prospect in ESPN's NBA draft projections, was Duke's second-leading scorer this season ...

Cooper Flagg is going pro. The Duke star officially declared for the 2025 NBA Draft on Monday in an Instagram post. Flagg averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.2 assists in 37 games as a freshman for Duke, winning College Player of the Year, ACC Player ...

Cameron Boozer and Patrick Ngongba II showed their stuff in their biggest ACC win yet.

Duke freshman guard Frank Jackson will declare for the NBA draft but will not sign with an agent, sources told ESPN's Jeff Goodman. The news was first reported by the Salt Lake City Tribune. Jackson, who will turn 19 in May, averaged 10.9 points and 2.5 ...

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Monday's college basketball slate gave us NBA Draft fireworks across two games, and there's a lot to take away. While Arizona's road win over BYU was the more entertaining matchup of the night, but Duke's 83-52 blowout win over Louisville was still interesting.

Cameron Boozer is one of the best players in the country as a freshman for the Duke Blue Devils. His twin brother, Cayden, plays for Duke, too. And yeah, that familiar last name is quite relevant here.