Viz
Interactive explorations of every Duke player since 1974.
Flagg vs Boozer
Back-to-back generational freshmen compared — per-game stats, shooting splits, and season totals side by side.
All Players by Height
276 players visualized from 5'8" to 7'2" — hover to explore.
Recruiting Map
Where Duke gets its players — 198 hometowns pinned from Los Angeles to South Sudan.
Duke in the NBA
How many Duke players were in the league each season — from 2 in 1981-82 to 28 at the peak.
Duke by NBA Team
Every NBA franchise’s Duke connection — all-time rosters and who’s playing right now.
Brotherhood Chain
Degrees of separation between any two Duke players — the unbroken chain of teammates from 1974 to today.
2026 Draft Projections
Where will this roster land in the 2026 NBA Draft? Brotherhood analogues for every prospect — powered by 45 years of draft data.
NBA Combine Stack-Rank
Every Duke player at the NBA Draft Combine since 2001 — pick a metric and stack-rank by wingspan, reach, vertical, sprint, agility, or bench.
Bracket Simulator
Pick 16 Duke teams across the K and Scheyer eras, seed by margin of victory, and simulate a championship bracket between them.
What If They Stayed?
Hypothetical Duke rosters if every one-and-done had stayed for four years — the alternate-universe lineups that never happened.
Award retrospectives and historical comparisons
Not strictly visualizations — deep-dive content pages on Brotherhood milestones and how today’s players measure up against history.
Cooper Flagg makes it five — and Knueppel almost made it six.
Flagg edged former Duke teammate Kon Knueppel in the closest ROY race in nearly a quarter-century, becoming the fifth Blue Devil to win the award. Hill, Brand, Irving, Banchero, Flagg — a side-by-side look at all five rookie seasons, plus the Flagg vs. Knueppel head-to-head.
Duke Basketball, Visualized
Eight interactive views built on the same archive as the rest of the site: 276 players and 52 seasons, from the 1974-75 season through the Jon Scheyer era: the Roots of the Brotherhood and the Brotherhood itself. Every chart is generated from the underlying player and season data rather than hand-entered, so the numbers here match the numbers on the profiles they link to.
The NBA Views
Duke in the NBA by season charts how many Blue Devils were on an NBA roster every year, an unbroken run since 1981-82. Duke players by NBA team counts every player-franchise relationship across the league. The combine stack-rank holds the measurements and athletic testing for the 59 Duke players who attended between 2001 and 2026 — wingspan, standing reach, vertical leap, lane agility, bench. The 2026 draft board grades our own pre-draft projections against what actually happened.
The Roster Views
Every player by height runs from Spencer Hubbard at 5-foot-8 to the four seven-foot-two centers, and shows how the average Duke player has grown since the 1970s. The recruiting map plots 262 hometowns across 198 distinct towns and cities, and makes the mid-Atlantic and Chicago pipelines visible at a glance.
The Connection Views
The Brotherhood chain finds the shortest path of teammates between any two players in the archive — five decades apart is usually four or five names. The player comparison puts Cooper Flagg's freshman season beside Cameron Boozer's, category by category.
Every chart links through to the profiles behind it. That is the point of the whole archive: the numbers are a way into the stories, not a replacement for them. Start anywhere — a bar, a dot on the map, a name in a chain — and you will land on a man and what happened to him after Duke.