The 2025-26 Duke Blue Devils authored a season for the ages, finishing 35-3, sweeping both the ACC regular season and tournament crowns, and entering March Madness as the nation's top overall seed. While their Final Four dreams were halted by eventual national runner-up UConn in a thrilling Elite Eight battle, the foundation under Coach Jon Scheyer is stronger than ever, with sights firmly set on bringing a sixth national championship back to Cameron Indoor.

Now, the focus shifts to the offseason and the ever-critical transfer portal, which opened for business eight days ago. As of April 15, 2026, the movement has been one-way traffic out of Durham, with the Blue Devils yet to welcome any new additions. With the portal window still active, here’s the latest on Duke's roster landscape.

Guard Darren Harris, a rising junior, has found a new home with the Indiana Hoosiers. After two seasons with Duke, Harris saw increased minutes during Caleb Foster's late-season absence but was unable to cement a permanent role in the regular rotation.

All eyes remain on forward Nikolas Khamenia. The sophomore has entered the portal but has not yet committed elsewhere, leaving a glimmer of hope for Duke fans that the talented forward could still return to bolster the frontcourt for another title run.