Since Duke adopted the Calipari-styled one-and-done approach to constructing its rosters, the teams tend to be unrecognizable year-to-year, both in style and substance. But the Blue Devils are always good, even if the faces are always changing. The roster turnover actually makes it more difficult to dislike them these days, since guys aren’t sticking around long enough to amass a proper amount of scorn. (Grayson Allen excepted, of course.)
This particular version of K’s hired guns is fueled primarily by interior scoring and less so by three-point shooting, which makes sense given that Duke has a couple of ridiculously talented freshmen big men.