Duke basketball has added another potent scorer to its arsenal, securing a commitment from transfer guard Jacob Theodosiou. The former Loyola Maryland standout is coming off a career-best season, and his arrival in Durham signals that the Blue Devils are reloading for another deep tournament run.

Theodosiou, an Ontario native, averaged a career-high 13.1 points per game during the 2025-2026 campaign, while also chipping in 2.7 assists and 3.6 rebounds per contest. In just his second season with the Greyhounds, he emerged as a reliable scoring threat against any opponent. But it's not just his offense that turns heads—Theodosiou led his team in steals in both of his seasons at Loyola Maryland, racking up 98 total takeaways. That defensive tenacity will be a welcome addition to a Blue Devils squad that prides itself on pressure and transition play.

This move is part of a busy offseason for Duke, which finished last season with a stellar 35-3 record. Through the transfer portal, the Blue Devils have also landed Wisconsin guard John Blackwell and Belmont forward Drew Scharnowski. They'll join a returning core that includes Caleb Foster, Patrick Ngongba II, Dame Sarr, Sebastian Wilkins, and Cayden Boozer. With Theodosiou now in the mix, Duke's backcourt depth and versatility just got a significant boost.

If Theodosiou can continue to make an impact on both ends of the floor, he'll be a key piece in Duke's pursuit of another championship. His ability to score in bunches and create turnovers made him a top target when he entered the portal, and now he's ready to don the iconic blue and white. While the Blue Devils may still look to fine-tune their roster, adding a proven scorer like Theodosiou puts them in an enviable position heading into next season.