HISTORY MADE IN DURHAM: Duke’s Jon Scheyer Becomes Youngest Coach to Win ACC Coach of the Year
Durham, NC – In a historic moment for Duke University, head coach Jon Scheyer has become the youngest coach to win the ACC Coach of the Year award. Scheyer, who is just 35 years old, led the Blue Devils to a remarkable season, exceeding expectations and cementing his status as one of the top young coaches in college basketball.
Scheyer’s achievement is all the more impressive considering he is in just his first season as head coach at Duke. Taking over for the legendary Mike Krzyzewski, Scheyer faced immense pressure and scrutiny, but he has risen to the challenge, leading the Blue Devils to a top-three finish in the ACC standings.
*A SEASON TO REMEMBER*
Under Scheyer’s guidance, Duke has enjoyed a thrilling season, marked by several notable victories, including wins over rival North Carolina and top-ranked Purdue. The Blue Devils’ success has been fueled by Scheyer’s innovative coaching style, which emphasizes pace, space, and player movement.
“Jon has done an incredible job in his first season as head coach,” said Duke athletic director Nina King. “His passion, energy, and basketball acumen have made a huge impact on our program. We’re thrilled to see him recognized as the ACC Coach of the Year.”
*SCHeyer’S FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT*
As the youngest coach to win the ACC Coach of the Year award, Scheyer’s future looks incredibly bright. With his talent, work ethic, and dedication to the sport, he is poised to become one of the most successful coaches in college basketball.
“Jon is a rising star in the coaching world, and this award is a testament to his hard work and dedication,” said Duke University president Vincent Price. “We’re proud to have him leading our men’s basketball program and look forward to seeing what the future holds for him and the Blue Devils.”
Stay tuned for more updates on Jon Scheyer and the Duke Blue Devils as they continue to make waves in the world of college basketball.
