Duke Basketball: Mike Krzyzewski and coaching staff visit Paul VI trio

GeoAfter spending the weekend in Atlanta at the Nike EYBL circuit, the Duke Basketball staff and head coach Mike Krzyzewski continued to hit the recruiting trail on Monday.

The phrase Duke Basketball Never Stops has never been more true for the past few weeks as Mike Krzyzewski and his staff have been out all over the country, looking to find the next future Blue Devils.

After offering a scholarship to 2020 Center Mark Williams and making it a priority to watch LeBron James Jr. the Blue Devils coaches were out to see a trio of players from Paul VI Catholic High School.

The Blue Devils visited 2020 PG Jeremy Roach, 2021 SG Trevor Keels, and 2022 PG Dug McDaniel. The visits were first reported by Stockrisers.com.

Duke has already extended an offer to Roach, and according 247 Sports, the Fairfax, Virginia native is a five-star prospect and the No. 16 overall player in the Class of 2020 as well as the No. 2 point guard in the class behind Daishen Nix.

Trevor Keels is also a product of Fairfax, Virginia and has not officially received an offer from the Blue Devils to this point.

Keels is ranked as the No. 34 player in the Class of 2021 and the No. 5 shooting guard according to 247 Sports. He currently holds offers from Cincinnati, Florida, Oklahoma State, and Seton Hall.

The last member of Paul VI Catholic High School that Duke visited on Monday was 2020 PG Dug McDaniel.

247 Sports has not revealed its rankings yet to the Class of 2022, but McDaniel already holds offers from George Washington, Mount St. Mary’s, and Wake Forest.

The 5-foot-9 guard is another Fairfax, Virginia native and has also received interest from Kentucky and Georgetown, although neither school has offered the point guard yet.

With no recruits committed for the 2020, 2021, or 2022 seasons, expect the Blue Devils to be very active on the recruiting trail in the coming weeks.