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Jayson Tatum joining Duke staff as 'Chief Basketball Officer'


Duke men's basketball coach Jon Scheyer announced Tuesday the creation of a new opportunity within the men's basketball program — Chief Basketball Officer. Former Blue Devil standout has been named to this first-of-its-kind position. As Chief Basketball Officer, Tatum will volunteer as a special advisor to Scheyer and the Duke program. (Duke Athletics)

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Jayson Tatum joining Duke staff as 'Chief Basketball Officer'