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Duke's Caleb Foster out indefinitely with foot fracture
Caleb Foster banks it in off the glass to extend Duke’s first-half lead. (0:21)
Duke starting guard Caleb Foster has a fractured right foot and will be out indefinitely.
Duke coach Jon Scheyer announced that Foster underwent surgery Sunday, adding that the junior will miss "foreseeable" time.
Scheyer would not rule out Foster for the rest of the season but acknowledged that the top-ranked Blue Devils would have to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament for him to return.
"In his mind and our mind, we'll do everything we possibly can with our mindset to continue to advance where we can give him a shot to come back when it's all said and done," Scheyer said Tuesday.
Caleb Foster injury update: Duke G out for a 'foreseeable time' with foot fracture
Top-seeded Duke basketball will be without one of its key starters for a "foreseeable time," ahead of the ACC Tournament and 2026 men's NCAA Tournament.
In a media availability on Tuesday, March 10, Duke coach Jon Scheyer said that junior guard Caleb Foster suffered a fracture in his right foot during the Blue Devils' 76-61 win over rival North Carolina on Saturday, March 7.
Scheyer added that Foster had surgery the following morning and is already working on his rehab process.
"He's on the road to recovery," Scheyer said. "In his mind, in our mind, we'll do everything we possibly can with our mindset to continue to advance, where we can give him a shot to come back when it's all said and done. But he is gonna be out for a foreseeable time here coming up."
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DURHAM — This Duke team entered March, the month by which all seasons are judged in these parts, with an air of inevitability.
Simply overwhelming teams in the improved ACC. Beating Michigan in a Final Four-worthy affair. The consistency of Cameron Boozer and a supporting cast that filled in every need around him.
If last year’s Cooper Flagg-led juggernaut, which will go down among the greatest teams not to win the NCAA title, couldn’t secure title No. 6 for the Blue Devils and title No. 1 for coach Jon Scheyer, then this year’s group certainly appeared poised to do so.
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