DURHAM, N.C. -- The Duke men's basketball program matched a school record last Thursday with four selections in the 2017 NBA Draft. Freshman Jayson Tatum (third overall), sophomore Luke Kennard (12th) and freshman Harry Giles (20th) were each first-round picks, while freshman Frank Jackson (31) was the first pick in the second round.
This week we will be reflecting back on some of the highlights that helped each of these players garner a spot in the NBA.
Harry Giles played in 26 games for the Blue Devils, making six starts and being part of Duke's first sub group in 10 games.