Roster turnover has become a routine part of college basketball, and the Duke Blue Devils are a prime example of that this offseason. Duke will bring in six freshmen who make up the No. 1 recruiting class in the 247Sports rankings,

Former Duke star Carlos Boozer has twin sons that could be playing for the Blue Devils in 2025-26. Cameron, the second-ranked recruit in the nation according to 247Sports, is a 6-foot-9 forward who averaged 22.2 points and 11.4 rebounds per game last season at Columbus High School in Miami.

On Monday, Peat caught up with Rivals.com’s Rob Cassidy about the latest in his recruitment. And it sounds like Peat will be eyeing a trip to UNC’s rival, Duke, sometime this Fall. Here is what Peat told Cassidy about future visit plans:

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — The Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball team has picked up a coveted veteran guard out of the transfer portal. Sion James, a 6’6″ guard, announced on his Instagram Friday morning that he had committed to Duke.

Duke basketball has added a third veteran player from the transfer portal to join the 2024-25 roster. Here's a look at what that player can provide.

This week includes the arrival of UNC basketball's lone transfer addition to date and a visit from a potential Tar Heel.

And already, a prospect in the 2027 recruiting class has his eyes on an offer from North Carolina. Small forward Gene Roebuck recently talked to Pro Insight about his recruitment which is in the very early stages.

The North Carolina Tar Heels were lucky to only see one player depart in the college basketball transfer portal, but they haven't enjoyed that same success with incoming players. Some people call the transfer portal free agency for college sports,