The Duke Blue Devils' roster will look completely different next season, with the loss of Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel and Tyrese Proctor. All three players have declared for the 2025 NBA Draft.

Duke Blue Devils star freshman sharpshooter Kon Knueppel has announced that he is indeed leaving college to enter the 2025 NBA draft. He put together a strong lone year Duke and was one of the big ...

This news comes just days after star freshman Kon Knueppel officially declared for the 2025 NBA Draft. Knueppel was the first Blue Devils player to announce his draft decision. Days after Knueppel ...

“Some food, a gun and Kon Knueppel.” It was a joking moment, but one that underscored just how respected Knueppel had become in the Blue Devil locker room by season’s end. What separated ...

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First, he was asked who the toughest person to play against at practice is. "Kon Knueppel in practice every day," he said. Interestingly, Flagg had a different answer when asked which one of his ...

"It's time for him to chase that NBA dream," Scheyer said. Freshman wing Kon Knueppel was the first Blue Devils player to announce an early jump to the NBA draft earlier this week.

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Deals with cryptids (think Bigfoot and friends) or ghosts. Is lighthearted and mysterious. Is just plain weird. But if we applied this to politics, it would be too common to be an Easter egg ...