Duke basketball center Khaman Maluach has struggled with foul trouble in recent games, but he gave the Blue Devils what they needed against Cal.

Following Duke basketball's win vs. Cal, head coach Jon Scheyer discussed the Blue Devils' defense, Khaman Maluach, Tyrese Proctor and Sion James.

Cooper Flagg led Duke men's basketball to a convincing ACC win over California. Despite the victory, Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer expects better defensive performances from his team moving forward.

The Duke Blue Devils are approaching the March Madness Tournament as one of the best teams in the nation. They own a 20-3 record with just eight games remaining on the schedule. However, the program suffered a tough 77-71 loss on Saturday,

Clemson's upset win vs Duke led to a court storm, which made the Blue Devils uncomfortable. Here's why Duke coach Jon Scheyer wants a change.

If Jon Scheyer had eligibility, the 2010 Duke basketball national champ's 3-point stroke might be worth employing for a few minutes per game. As it is, the 37-year-old, now in his third season at the helm,

On Monday, Scheyer openly spoke about protecting his players from Tigers fans rushing onto the court. The 37-year-old head coach called out the Clemson security team for allowing copious amounts of fans to run onto the floor, according to Chapel Fowler of The State Newspaper and The State News Guild.

With his team a frequent target of court storming fans whenever losing a road game, Duke Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer doesn’t like having to “shield his players from fans getting in their face.”

Cooper Flagg and the Duke Blue Devils notched a dominant 78-57 victory over the Cal Golden Bears on Wednesday night, bouncing back from Saturday's loss to the

Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer covered several topics on Monday during the ACC's weekly coaches teleconference, including the fight vs. complacency.