Entire Duke basketball staff visits five-star prep in California
Last week, Sage Hill (Calif.) small forward Carter Bryant reported interest from the Duke basketball coaches.
Then on Friday, according to a tweet from Travis Branham of 247Sports, the entire Blue Devil staff traveled to California to pay a visit to the 6-foot-7, 215-pound five-star on the first day of the fall recruiting period.
No, Bryant has not yet revealed a Duke offer. Even so, the relationship between him and the recruiters in Durham seems to be growing.
Carter Bryant (No. 4 in white in the highlight video below) is a physical yet smooth playmaker. He ranks No. 26 overall on the 247Sports 2024 Composite and has already racked up roughly two dozen offers.
Thus far, first-year Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his crew have extended offers to six 2024 prospects.
Four are five-star talents: combo guard Dylan Harper, shooting guard Tre Johnson, small forward Naas Cunningham, and small forward Bryson Tucker. The other two are top-tier four-stars: small forward Darren Harris and center James Brown.
It's worth noting that the Blue Devils have yet to reel in a commitment from any current high school juniors.
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That said, it's still way too early in the cycle for any genuine concern, particularly in light of Duke's commitment this week from five-star 2023 power forward TJ Power, who bolstered the program's standing atop the 247Sports Team Rankings.
Stay tuned to Blue Devil Country for more Duke basketball recruiting updates.