As of this week’s update to 247Sports’ 2025 Top Basketball Recruits, all 14 of the prospects who have received an offer from Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer, including just a few who are no longer considering the Blue Devils, now rank inside the top 32.

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And among the dozen or so still drawing Duke basketball interest, five reside in the top 10.

Roosevelt High School (Calif.) five-star Brayden Burries, who visited the Blue Devils last fall and received a check-in from Jon Scheyer’s staff last week, cracked the top 10 for the first time. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound guard, somewhat similar in stature and style to 2023-24 Duke basketball one-and-done Jared McCain, climbed two spots to No. 9 overall.

Another notable riser is Highland School (Va.) five-star Nate Ament. The 6-foot-9, 185-pound forward, who was in Durham the same weekend as Burries at this time last year, took another significant step in competing for No. 1 as a senior by leaping from No. 7 to No. 4 in 247Sports’ eyes. That’s 10 spots higher than where the long-limbed phenom sat as recently as March.

Outside the top 10, the eye-popping leaper — both in a ranking and literal sense — is Greenfield-Central School (Ind.) five-star Braylon Mullins. The 6-foot-5, 180-pound springy guard, who has scheduled a Duke basketball official visit coinciding with Countdown to Craziness the first weekend of October, now appears at No. 16 overall. That’s a seven-spot rise in the latest update and a whopping 80-spot jump since the start of spring.

Duke basketball hasn’t landed a 2025 prize. But assuming one of the current targets becomes the first, it’ll mark a big-time win, no matter which one it is.

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