Stellar Duke Basketball Target Schedules Three Visits Elsewhere

Perhaps the Duke basketball program will end up among Jalen Haralson's next batch of scheduled visits.

Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer / Rob Kinnan-USA TODAY Sports

Just a few weeks ago, La Lumiere School (Ind.) wing Jalen Haralson mentioned to the media that he hopes to take a Duke basketball visit eventually. However, it doesn't sound as though third-year Blue Devil head coach Jon Scheyer and his crew, who extended an offer to the 6-foot-6, 210-pound five-star last July, have locked up that visit just yet.

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And on Tuesday afternoon, 247Sports recruiting insider Dushawn London reported that Haralson has now scheduled official visits with three of his other suitors: to Indiana the weekend of Aug. 31, Notre Dame the following weekend, and Michigan State the weekend after that.

News: Five-star forward Jalen Haralson
has scheduled the following official visits:

Indiana: August 31st
Notre Dame: September 7th
Michigan State: September 14th pic.twitter.com/quomzLbPDx

— Dushawn London (@DushawnLondon1) June 18, 2024

Haralson, currently sitting at No. 9 overall and No. among Indiana prospects on the 247Sports 2025 Composite, has already visited Auburn. In March, he named nine finalists in his recruitment: Duke, Indiana, Notre Dame, Michigan State, Auburn, Kansas, Purdue, Missouri, and Gonzaga.

There's no longer any limit to the number of schools a recruit may visit each year. So, Scheyer's Blue Devils still have a shot to get Haralson to Durham before he announces his decision; as is the case every year in Durham, the Duke recruiters are probably looking to host a handful of targets the same weekend as Countdown to Craziness in October.

"My goal is to be a one-and-one," Jalen Haralson, a multifaceted perimeter talent and one of 10 rising high school seniors on the 2025 Duke basketball offer sheet, noted during his chat with League Ready back in January. "Whatever school I feel like is going to best help me get there, I'll probably be attending that school."

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