Kager Knueppel, a standout from Wisconsin Lutheran, is set to commit to a college soon, with Duke showing strong interest. He is noted for his impressive shooting skills and stands between 6-7 and 6-10.
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Wisconsin Lutheran's Kager Knueppel (1) elevates for two against Madison Memorial during the WIAA Division 1 boys state championship basketball game on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin. Wisconsin Lutheran won the game, 57-37. | Scott Ash / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
The next Flying Knueppel, Kager, is going to commit to a college relatively soon, and Duke is definitely interested, and Jon Scheyer has offered.
Generally listed at 6-7 but also as high as 6-10, like his brother Kon, Kager has a great stroke from outside.
Duke, of course, is not the only school interested. Wisconsin is sniffing around, naturally (the Knueppels are from Milwaukee), and Kagerās uncle, Tod Kowalczyk, coaches Toledo.
Thereās a long way to go for the next Knueppel, and thereās no guarantee that heāll follow Kon to Duke, but itād be cool if he did. We saw the Plumlee brothers, the Jones brothers, and last season, the Boozer brothers. Having more Knueppels would be great.
Duke and Wisconsin are among the schools interested in Kager Knueppel, along with Toledo, where his uncle coaches.
Kager Knueppel is generally listed at 6-7 but can be as tall as 6-10, and he is known for his great shooting ability from outside.
Kager Knueppel is expected to commit to a college relatively soon, although a specific date has not been announced.
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