Cooper Flagg Sees Duke Basketball Teammate 'Coming Alive' on Offense
Counting a 3-for-6 clip last time out, Duke basketball guard Tyrese Proctor is shooting 40.0 percent from 3-point land as a junior. That marks almost a five-percent jump from his sophomore campaign and is exactly eight percent higher than his freshman year.
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Tyrese Proctor is playing the best basketball of his careerWith 18 points and three 3-pointers against California, Tyrese Proctor just finished the best four-game stretch of his Duke ...
The third-year Duke basketball starting guard ranks fourth in the first 2024-25 Duke Blue Devils On SI player grades.
As Duke piles up win after win after win on an impressive run through the regular season, Tyrese Proctor scoring like he has ...
Saturday night, the Australian junior shone. He scored a season-high 23 points — just one off his career best — and notched ...
The Cavs have a ton of talent that will be very expensive to keep together. Finding contributors in the second round is crucial.
That decision came after a disrupted sophomore campaign for the 6-foot-5 guard, who missed three games with an ankle injury and later suffered a concussion while also generally struggling to ...
Duke bounced back after its defeat to Clemson with a dominant 78-57 victory against Cal. The Blue Zone breaks down the ...
Duke coach Jon Scheyer hailed the performances of Tyrese Proctor, Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel in Saturday's 77-71 loss to Clemson.
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