Where Are They Now?

Managing Director, TurnkeyZRG; fmr GM 76ers & Nets

Toronto Raptors; 2x All-Star

Forward, San Diego Clippers (G-League); previously Lakers, Knicks, Hawks, Trail Blazers, Siauliai (Lithuania)

Dallas Mavericks rookie; #1 overall pick 2025 NBA Draft; averaging 20.4 ppg/6.6 rpg/4.6 apg; ROY contender

OKC Blue (G League, Thunder affiliate) since Nov. 2025; previously drafted #22 by Brooklyn Nets (2023); 22 career NBA games

Dallas Mavericks; NBA Finals 2024; recovering from foot surgery

Professional basketball, Dolomiti Energia Trento (Italy, Serie A/EuroCup); previously Chicago Bulls (two-way), Maine Celtics, Stockton Kings (G League)

Guard, Ningbo Rockets (CBA); previously Pelicans, Pistons, Jazz, ASVEL, Jiangsu Dragons

Guard, Milwaukee Bucks

Phoenix Suns starting guard; 17.7 PPG in 2025–26; $70M extension; career-high 42 pts/10 threes (Nov 2025)

Starting forward, Atlanta Hawks; 2026 NBA All-Star; $150M contract

Oklahoma City Thunder (traded from 76ers Feb 2026); defending NBA champions; ~5M TikTok followers

Boston Celtics — rehabbing Achilles; Duke Chief Basketball Officer

Forward, KK Borac Zemun (Serbia, Košarkaška Liga Srbije, 2025-26 season). Career stops: Duke (2018-22), Michigan (2022-23, NIT), Pieno žvaigždės (Lithuania), Grand Rapids Gold (G League, two seasons), Joondalup Wolves (Australia NBL1 West, 34-pt career-high May 2025), KK Borac Zemun (Serbia).

Guard, Lobos Plateados de la BUAP (Mexico LNBP); pro stops include Austin Spurs, Mornar Bar (Montenegro), Reales de La Vega (Dominican title), Texas Legends, Capital City Go-Go, Greensboro Swarm.

Small forward, Promitheas Patras (Greek Basket League / Basketball Champions League); arrived from Élan Chalon mid-2025-26; pro stops include 76ers (x2), Westchester Knicks, Delaware Blue Coats, Rio Grande Valley Vipers, Windy City Bulls, Roanne (France), Neptūnas Klaipėda (Lithuania), and Chernomorets Burgas (Bulgaria, where he scored 41 in a single game on April 1, 2023).

Charlotte Hornets; 4th overall pick 2025 NBA Draft; Summer League Champion + MVP; ROY frontrunner

Utah Jazz; 4-year/$12M contract; Scheyer era’s first cornerstone

Dallas Mavericks; recovering from torn ACL (March 2025); targeting 2026–27 return; mentoring Cooper Flagg

Entrepreneur and competitive angler; founder of Slangmagic sport-fishing team and youth fishing program; U.S. Coast Guard licensed 100-ton Master Captain; based in the New York/Gulf Coast area

Guard, Los Angeles Lakers (traded from Atlanta, Feb 2026); shooting 49.7% from three; #2 all-time in NBA career 3PT%

Starting center — Phoenix Suns (NBA)

Suiting up for the Santa Cruz Warriors in the NBA G League — Golden State's affiliate, the same gym where Elliot Williams once won a championship — having joined the team's 2025-26 training camp roster after spending two summer leagues (2024 and 2025) with the Warriors. He's still chasing the NBA call-up, and he's still 27 years old. He is also still Joyo. He is still going back to Jakarta when the Indonesian national team needs him. He is still the most famous American basketball player most American basketball fans have never heard of, because the people who know him best are 12,000 miles east, where they call him by a name his Duke teammates would not have recognized.

Forward/Center, Dallas Mavericks (traded from Washington, Feb 2026); averaging 13.0/8.9 in first 7 games with Dallas

San Antonio Spurs (rest-of-season contract, Feb 2026); 13th NBA season; age 35; still active

After a brief professional basketball career — Sacramento Kings training camp on an Exhibit 10 contract in 2017, two seasons in the Sacramento Kings G League system with the Reno Bighorns and the Stockton Kings (where he had a 26-point game in early 2019 against Austin), and a stint with Bank of Taiwan in the Taiwanese Super Basketball League — Jones moved into commercial real estate, where he most recently served as a Landlord Representation Broker at JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle) in the San Francisco Bay Area. The transition is the kind that Duke basketball alumni have made for decades, applying the same skills that defined his Duke career — competitive intelligence, hard work in service of the team rather than the spotlight, the ability to read the room and make the right play — to a new arena. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Cultural Anthropology from Duke (2017) and was profiled by Alumni Ventures as a model of the basketball-to-business pipeline. He's the kind of Duke alumnus who shows up at games when he can, hangs with the brotherhood when the brotherhood gathers, and never stops being a 2015 national champion.

Professional basketball, Cedevita Olimpija (Slovenia, ABA League/EuroCup); previously Trapani (Italy), South East Melbourne (Australia, NBL All-Five); 8 career NBA games with Memphis Grizzlies

Franchise player, Orlando Magic; 2x All-Star; NBA ROY 2023; Italian & U.S. dual citizen

Toronto Raptors; 2023 FIBA World Cup Bronze (Canada’s first in 87 years); $120M contract

Golden State Warriors (with brother Steph); 7th all-time NBA career 3PT%

Chicago Bulls; 3-year/$24M contract; Susan G. Komen Foundation advocate

Guard, Greensboro Swarm (NBA G League, Charlotte Hornets affiliate); acquired March 9, 2026 from the available player pool. Career: 3 NBA games for Milwaukee (Feb 2019), 158 G League games, plus stops in the Dominican Republic, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.

Guard, New York Knicks (two-way); previously G League Westchester; #42 pick 2022

NBA point guard (Phoenix Suns); 6x NBA assist-to-turnover ratio leader; Write Your Own Story Foundation

Center, Portland Trail Blazers (two-way contract, 2025-26); previously Wizards, Hornets; #32 pick 2020

Center, Orlando Magic ($50M extension through 2025-26); founded A Platform Squared nonprofit; NBA Cares Community Assist Award

Guard, Charlotte Hornets; previously Timberwolves, Pistons; #26 pick 2022

New Orleans Pelicans; $197M contract; career-high 35-game streak 2025–26