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Duke’s Tyrese Proctor to skip senior season and jump to NBA draft


Duke Blue Devils guard is entering the NBA draft and skipping his senior season. The team announced Proctor’s move in a social-media post Friday night. The 6-foot-6, 183-pound junior from Australia was a three-year starter and one of Jon Scheyer’s first incoming recruits when he took over for retired Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski. (Associated Press)

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Duke’s Tyrese Proctor to skip senior season and jump to NBA draft