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Mar 29, 2026; Sacramento, CA, USA; Duke Blue Devils head coach Kara Lawson reacts to a call during the first quarter of the game against the UCLA Bruins in the Sacramento Regional 4 of the women's 2026 NCAA Tournament at the Golden 1 Center. Mandatory Credit: Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images | Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images
The Duke Chronicle is cranking up its annual look at new talent for both the men’s and women’s basketball teams, and so far, they’ve done four on the women’s side. We’ve linked the stories below, but here are just a couple of quick points:
Aaliyah Crump transfers in from Texas, where she started off well, but finished the season with a foot injury that limited her. She’s 6-1 and formerly a Top-5 recruit.
Sanai Green is a 6-0 freshman who brings a lot of versatility to the program. That’s a huge asset for any team.
Bella Flemings is also 6-0, and she’s a scorer. Basketball runs in her family – her brother, Kingston, just had a terrific freshman year at Houston and is now in the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks.
Autumn Fleary is a Top-15 recruit, a 5-7 point guard, and a pit bull defender. She sounds like the kind of player coach Kara Lawson will absolutely love having on her team. Our favorite thing about Lawson is how her team can at times just force a ridiculous number of turnovers. Fleary should really help there.
- Film room: Incoming transfer Aaliyah Crump offensively excels through footwork and physicality
- Film room: Sanai Green brings a versatility on the wing that is poised to help the Blue Devils
- Film room: Resourceful shooter Bella Flemings offers new scoring opportunities for DukeFilm room: Resourceful shooter Bella Flemings offers new scoring opportunities for Duke
- Film room: Autumn Fleary’s poise and competitive nature make her a clear fit for the Blue Devils
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