Duke basketball transfer tracker: Who's staying, leaving and joining?

One-and-dones have guaranteed for years that Duke's roster will undergo major changes every season. Now, with relaxed transfer rules, extra eligibility and NIL money in the mix, each offseason is bound to bring even more adjustments and upheaval.

The transfer portal closed May 11, and some big ACC basketball jumped in.

As the Blue Devils move into Jon Scheyer's second season as head coach, here's a look at the roster changes. This story will be updated as the offseason progresses.

NBA Draft declarations

Dereck Lively II, freshman center: A lanky 7-foot-1 rim protector with a 7-7 wingspan, Lively anchored a strong Duke defense whose improvement led the way for the Blue Devils' late-season surge. Lively averaged 5.2 points, 5.4 rebounds and he was second in the ACC with 82 blocks in 27 games started. He's projected as a late first-rounder in the NBA Draft.

Dariq Whitehead, freshman guard: Making seven starts in 28 games played while dealing with foot and leg injuries, Whitehead came to Duke as the No. 3 overall prospect in the Class of 2022, according to 247Sports. At 6-foot-7, he made 42.4% of his 3-point shot attempts while averaging 8.3 points.

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Entered transfer portal

No one from Duke's roster has entered the transfer portal this offseason

Incoming transfers

Neal Begovich, forward: A 6-foot-9, 225-pounder who spent four years at Stanford, Begovich has two years of eligibility remaining. He played in only 17 games for the Cardinal but should be a solid practice contributor.

Incoming freshmen

Caleb Foster, combo guard: Ranked No. 17 overall in his class on the 247Sports Composite, Foster set a California Division I state championship record with 33 points in Sherman Oaks Notre Dame High's state title-game victory. A 6-5 five-star prospect, Foster also scored 28 in his team's win over Bronny James and Sierra Canyon in the state regional final.

Jared McCain, combo guard: Ranked No. 15 overall nationally in his class on the 247Sports Composite, No. 3 at his position and No. 1 in California, McCain is a five-star and he won the McDonald's All-American 3-point shooting contest.