In a strategic move to enhance its coaching staff, the Duke basketball program has hired Evan Bradds as an assistant coach, succeeding Jai Lucas. Bradds, who has experience with the Boston Celtics and Utah Jazz, is expected to leverage his player development expertise to help bridge the gap between college basketball and the NBA. Head coach Jon Scheyer praised Bradds’ basketball acumen and ability to foster relationships with players, emphasizing that this hire aligns with Duke’s commitment to preparing athletes for professional success while maintaining its competitive legacy.
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