Jon Scheyer discusses lessons from Coach K and commitment to Duke
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 6:50 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Jon Scheyer, head coach of Duke, shared insights from his time under Coach K in an interview with CBS Sports. He reflects on the valuable experiences during his final season as an assistant and emphasizes the importance of that transition for current success, including three Elite Eight appearances and a Final Four trip in 2025. Scheyer confirmed his dedication to Duke, rejecting an opportunity to coach the NBA's Mavericks, stating he is focused on helping the program reach new heights, particularly in winning a national championship after recent tournament disappointments. He expressed a desire to remain at Duke for the long haul, underscoring his commitment to building something special.
- •Scheyer succeeded Coach K after the 2021-22 season.
- •Duke has reached three Elite Eights and one Final Four under his leadership.
- •He turned down an offer from the NBA's Mavericks to stay at Duke.
- •Scheyer aims to lead Duke to a national championship.
- •He emphasizes a strong relationship with Coach K, remaining close friends.
- 6:50 PMCBS Sports — Jon Scheyer opens up about what he learned from Coach K, commitment to staying at Duke for the 'long haul'
"Scheyer opened up in an exclusive interview with Jon Rothstein about a variety of topics.
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