The Blue Devils have an overhauled roster after getting to the NCAA Elite Eight, bringing in 10 new players that includes Jon Scheyer's latest top recruiting haul for his third season. They are the preseason favorite for the second straight year to win the ACC.

Cooper Flagg (freshman, F, 6-9, 205). Flagg was being discussed as a potential No. 1 overall NBA draft long before he picked Duke over UConn in a big recruiting battle. He enters this year as an Associated Press preseason All-American.

Tyrese Proctor (junior, G, 6-6, 183, 10.5 ppg). The Australian was expected by many to enter the NBA draft after last season, though he was hobbled by an ankle injury and never took a big sophomore leap. Still, he's a playmaker with size and defensive potential.

Caleb Foster (sophomore, G, 6-5, 202, 7.7 ppg). Foster had some quality moments as a freshman, including shooting 40.7% from 3-point range. He missed Duke's last nine games with an ankle injury.

Top scorer and second-team AP All-American Kyle Filipowski (16.4 points, 8.3 rebounds per game) is gone to the NBA. Duke lost its top four scorers with freshman Jared McCain jumping to the NBA and guard Jeremy Roach (Baylor) and wing Mark Mitchell (Missouri) transferring.

Scheyer brought in the nation's No. 1-ranked recruiting class, with 7-foot-1 South Sudanese prospect Khaman Maluach joining Flagg, 6-6 forward Isaiah Evans and 6-5 forward Kon Knueppel as five-star headliners.

Duke also brought in multiple transfers in 6-6 graduate forward Mason Gillis — part of Purdue's run to last year's NCAA title game — Tulane graduate forward Sion James (6-6, 220) and Syracuse junior forward Maliq Brown (6-9, 222).