Duke Basketball Reveals Big News on Defending National Champions originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Cooper Flagg era in Durham has come to an end after just one electric season. Flagg, widely expected to be the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, delivered a memorable year with Duke and is now headed to the pros.

The latest Duke basketball offseason move should ensure the Blue Devils continue to enjoy consistent strides in the performance department.

Duke men’s basketball announced that Preston Greene would join the program as Director of Sports Performance. He arrives in Durham with more than 30 years of strength and conditioning experience, including stops at Clemson,

Clemson just lost one of its most respected voices — and Duke picked up a game-changing hire with deep ACC ties.

A prominent Clemson basketball staffer is leaving for a role at Duke. The Blue Devils and coach Jon Scheyer announced on Wednesday that they’d hired Preston Greene as their new director of sports performance.