Duke is set to potentially send an all-new starting lineup onto the court when it begins its defense of its national title in November. This isn't all that uncommon in college basketball, particularly with top programs that end up losing large numbers of players early to the NBA, and usually those teams are able to replenish their roster with another batch of great recruits.
That's the case with the Blue Devils, who landed one of the best classes in the nation for the 2015-16 season and will have no shortage of talent to turn to. However, even the most promising of prospects and backups have their flaws, parts of their game that could limit their ability to perform and prevent their team from being successful.