Duke’s smooth-shooting, high-IQ combo guard with NBA polish
Tyrese Proctor is the kind of guard who quietly tilts winning: in the 2024-25 season at Duke, he averaged 11.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 2.3 assists while hitting 40.8% from three before a bone bruise in his left knee briefly sidelined him, with no structural damage reported[3][4][5]. His biggest differentiators are his shot-making off the catch or bounce, calm decision-making, and starter-level experience in Duke’s biggest games—he has started 87 games under Jon Scheyer[4]. If your team needs a poised, two-way guard who can space the floor and won’t get rattled, he’s a very strong fit[4][8].
