Kyle Singler expresses distress in videos, seeks support from Coach K
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 11:22 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Former Duke basketball player Kyle Singler shared troubling videos on social media, asking for help from his former coach Mike Krzyzewski. The videos illustrate signs of distress, leading to speculation about potential mental health issues or substance abuse. Friends and former players, including Kevin Love and Isaiah Thomas, reportedly have reached out to assist Singler. The NBPA is also working with Singler's family to provide help. Concerns surrounding Singler's well-being have escalated, with references to past domestic abuse allegations surfacing amidst his current struggles.
- •Kyle Singler posted videos pleading for help from Coach K.
- •Concerns include possible mental health issues and substance abuse.
- •Former players and NBPA are reaching out to support him.
- •Singler's finances are unclear following his release from the OKC Thunder.
- •Allegations of domestic abuse have resurfaced amid his struggles.
- 11:22 AMYahoo Sports — Former Blue Devil Kyle Singler Is Really Struggling
"You can’t tell what Singler is struggling with from a distance, but we hope he can work his way through it.
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