Jon Scheyer
Jon Scheyer is a former professional basketball player and current head coach of the Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team. A standout guard for Duke from 2006 to 2010, Scheyer was instrumental in leading the Blue Devils to a national championship in 2010. After a brief career in the NBA and overseas, he joined Duke's coaching staff, eventually being named head coach in 2021, succeeding the legendary Mike Krzyzewski. Under his leadership, the team has continued to compete at a high level, emphasizing player development and a strong team culture.
Born on Jan 01, 1987 (38 years old)
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Jon Scheyer expressed disappointment over Duke's collapse in the Final Four.
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Jon Scheyer is recognized as an awesome coach for Duke.
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Jon Scheyer led Duke to the Final Four for the first time since Mike Krzyzewski's last season.
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For Scheyer, it's the latest moment of validation in a three-year run that's led to this, his first trip to a Final Four.
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Jon Scheyer is the head coach of Duke, leading his team to the Sweet 16.
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Duke coach Jon Scheyer said in a postgame news conference there was swelling in the ankle.
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Duke head coach Jon Scheyer told reporters that Flagg suffered a sprained ankle but said the X-rays came back negative.
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India:
Jon Scheyer is proving to be a worthy successor to Coach K as the head coach of the Duke Blue Devils.
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Jon Scheyer emphasized Cooper Flagg's competitive nature and ability to uplift his teammates.
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Jon Scheyer is the head coach of Duke's basketball team, seen high-fiving Cooper Flagg during a game.
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