Duke's Caleb Foster could return for exhibition against Kansas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 2:41 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Caleb Foster has a chance to play in Duke's upcoming exhibition game against Kansas on October 25, as announced by head coach Jon Scheyer. Foster has been recovering from an ankle injury that sidelined him during the preseason, with Scheyer expressing hope for his participation. Duke recently achieved a 103-64 victory over Tennessee, marking their second preseason win. The team previously defeated Belmont 102-62 on October 8. Following the exhibition against Kansas, Duke will officially commence the 2026-27 season against Army on November 2.
- •Foster has been recovering from an ankle injury.
- •Duke's next game is against Kansas on October 25.
- •The Blue Devils beat Tennessee 103-64 in their last exhibition.
- •Duke also secured a win against Belmont earlier this month.
- •The regular season begins on November 2 against Army.
- 2:41 AMYahoo Sports — Duke basketball's Caleb Foster has a 'chance' to play vs Kansas, Jon Scheyer says
"Caleb Foster has a 'chance' to play in Duke basketball's third and final exhibition game against Kansas on Sunday, head coach Jon Scheyer said.
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