Jon Scheyer

Jon Scheyer helped Duke win the 2010 March Madness NCAA Tourney.  He's played in many roles during his 4 years at Duke.  At the Associated Press put it, he's grown "from a scrawny freshman into a serious ACC player of the year contender". Going into the tourney, Scheyer led the team with 104 3-pointers and an average of 18.2 points this season.Tonight Jon Scheyer goes home an NCAA Champion.  Duke beat Butler for the NCAA title in a close and exciting game.  The Duke Blue Devils owe this man a...Read Full Story

Updated: April 29, 2013, 2:48 PM ET Associated Press DURHAM, N.C. — Duke is bringing back former basketball player Jon Scheyer as a special assistant. Coach Mike Krzyzewski announced Scheyer’s hiring Monday. Scheyer was a captain on the Blue Devils’ last national championship team in 2010. His hiring fills a hole that opened after longtime Duke assistant Chris Collins left to take over at Northwestern. Nate James was promoted from special assistant to replace Collins on the staff, and...Read Full Story

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Duke is bringing back former basketball player Jon Scheyer as a special assistant. Coach Mike Krzyzewski announced Scheyer’s hiring Monday. Scheyer was a captain on the Blue Devils’ last national championship team in 2010. His hiring fills a hole that opened after longtime Duke assistant Chris Collins left to take over at Northwestern. Nate James was promoted from special assistant to replace Collins on the staff, and Scheyer was brought in to replace James. Krzyzewski...Read Full Story

Posted by CoHoops Tyler LambertThe heart and soul of Duke's 2010 National Championship team was none other than Jon Scheyer, a four-year player under Coach Mike Krzyzewski and one of the best players and leaders to ever wear a Blue Devil jersey.Whether it was a last-minute shot or a couple of clutch free throws to seal a win, Scheyer did it all for Duke last season as a senior, averaging a career-best 18.2 points and five assists a game while, leading the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio (3...Read Full Story

From the day he stepped foot on campus, Jon Scheyer was a dependable member of Mike Krzyzewski's rotation.Then he took over at point guard, and Duke started being Duke again.With Scheyer running the show, the Blue Devils (33-5) claimed two straight Atlantic Coast Conference tournament titles, a league regular-season crown and their first Final Four berth since 2004.Duke plays West Virginia (31-6) on Saturday night in Indianapolis in the national semifinals, but the senior wants to wait until...Read Full Story