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Jon Scheyer claims all seven Duke transfer portal departures were 'tampered' with in-season


Few college basketball teams experienced as much roster turnover as Duke this offseason. The Blue Devils returned just two players from their 2023-24 roster after losing seven players to the transfer portal. Head coach Jon Scheyer said all departures were illegally contacted throughout the regular season and claimed tampering is simply part of the game. (247 Sports)

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Jon Scheyer claims all seven Duke transfer portal departures were 'tampered' with in-season