Duke basketball has secured transfer guard Jacob Theodosiou from Loyola Maryland, who averaged a career-high 13.1 points per game last season. Known for his scoring and defensive skills, he will enhance Duke's roster for the upcoming season.

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The Duke Blue Devils have added more scoring through the transfer portal. On Saturday, they secured a commitment from former Loyola Maryland guard Jacob Theodosiou. After an impressive junior season, Theodosiou will look to build on his success while playing for one of the most historic programs in the country.
During the 2025-2026 campaign, the Ontario native averaged a career high 13.1 points per game. He also dished out 2.7 assists per game while hauling in 3.6 rebounds per game. In just his second season at Loyola Maryland, Theodosiou emerged as a dependable scorer regardless of the matchup.
While Theodosiou has shown that he can score in bunches, he is also known for his defense. He led the team in steals during his two seasons as a Greyhound with 98. His ability to make an impact with turnovers will be a welcome addition.
After finishing this past season with a 35-3 record, Duke has been busy reshaping their roster. Through the transfer portal, they have also added Wisconsin guard John Blackwell and Belmont forward . They will join a roster set to welcome back , , , Sebastian Wilkins, and .
Jacob Theodosiou averaged 13.1 points, 2.7 assists, and 3.6 rebounds per game during his junior season at Loyola Maryland.
Theodosiou led Loyola Maryland in steals with a total of 98 over his two seasons, showcasing his defensive capabilities.
Theodosiou's scoring ability and defensive skills are expected to significantly enhance Duke's roster and contribute to their success in the upcoming season.
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If Theodosiou can continue to be a threat with the ball in his hands, he will be a welcome addition. He has shown throughout his college career, that he can be make an impact in various ways. That is partly why he was a target of Duke when he entered the portal.
Although the Devils will continue to look for ways to improve their roster, they are in a pretty good position with Theodosiou officially in the mix.