Duke basketball freshman Isaiah Evans is at a crossroads, with his future in Durham uncertain. Despite being a five-star recruit and McDonald’s All-American, Evans has yet to secure a prominent role on the team. Across 36 appearances, he averaged 6.8 points and 1.1 rebounds in 13.8 minutes per game, showcasing his shooting ability with a 41.6% three-point shooting percentage.
Factors Influencing Evans’ Decision
Evans’ limited playing time in the NCAA Tournament, particularly in the Final Four loss to Houston, might influence his decision to stay or transfer. The possibility of Duke landing five-star forward Nate Ament could further impact Evans’ role on the team.
What’s Next?
Players have until April 22 to enter the transfer portal, leaving Evans with a looming deadline to make a decision. As the offseason unfolds, Duke fans will be watching closely to see whether Evans stays in Durham or explores other opportunities.
Stay Tuned
For the latest updates on Duke basketball and Isaiah Evans’ future, stay tuned to Duke Blue Devils on SI. With the transfer portal and NBA draft looming, the Blue Devils’ roster is expected to undergo significant changes.
