Analyst Roundtable: Duke's recent misses, next to commit, more
Posted Sep 23, 2018
After a few high-profile misses in the class of 2019, should Duke be worried about recruiting? There is no question about it. The Blue Devils have failed to find much traction in the 2019 class, and after losing two of its top targets, Duke enters the fall without a commitment. That all could be put to bed by the time November rolls around in the form of Isaiah Stewart, Boogie Ellis, and Wendell Moore.
(Rivals.com)
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