Who is Duke’s mystery bench player? His dad won two national titles with the Blue Devils :: WRAL.com

CHARLOTTE — Top-seeded Duke’s enjoying rotation is all the way down to seven gamers for the ACC Tournament with accidents to starters Caleb Foster and Patrick Ngongba.

But the Blue Devils’ roster is truly rising.

Duke elevated senior follow participant Brock Davis, a 6-foot-4 guard/ahead, to its lively roster for the ACC Tournament. Davis is listed in the crew’s sport notes for the event, though he does not seem on Duke’s crew roster on its web site.

Davis, who wears No. 50, did not play in Duke’s 80-79 victory over Florida State, however his presence on the bench caused a stir on social media. Duke (30-2) performs fifth-seeded Clemson (24-9) in Friday’s ACC Tournament semifinals at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte.

WHO IS THIS??? @DukeMBB pic.twitter.com/zvhZJZI3or

—Duke Fan Dot (@cdotgunter) March 12, 2026

Davis, who is from Washington, DC, has ties to the Duke program. His father Brian performed at Duke from 1988 to 1992 and was a key contributor on Duke’s 1991 and 1992 NCAA title groups.

Brian Davis performed 141 video games (45 begins) and averaged 6.8 factors per sport in his profession. As a senior starter in 1991-92, Davis averaged 11.2 factors per sport in 30.9 minutes per sport and was drafted in the second spherical of the 1992 NBA Draft.