Duke men's basketball head coach Jon Scheyer hired Rachel Baker in a newly created general manager role for the program.

Baker's position is described as helping players "enhance their personal and professional skillsets," which includes overseeing NIL opportunities for players.

Baker previously spent eight years at Nike, working grassroots partnerships and event strategy for the Elite Youth Basketball League (EYBL).

Baker also spent a year working with the NBA to rebrand the WNBA. 

Tyrese Proctor will reclassify into the 2022 class and play for Duke next season, announced the school on Thursday.

Proctor originally committed to the Blue Devils as part of the class of 2023.

"I'm ready to step up and face a new challenge where I maximize my development as a player and continue to grow on and off the court. Waiting a year to put on that Duke jersey was too long," announced Proctor in a statement.

Proctor represents the seventh commitment for the Blue Devils in the 2022 class. They already were ranked at the No. 1 recruiting class in the country prior to Proctor's reclassification. 

Trevor Keels will keep his name in the NBA Draft, sources told Jonathan Givony of ESPN.

Keels, one of the youngest players projected to be picked at 18 years old, is currently slotted as the No. 26 selection according to ESPN.

Keels was selected to the ACC's All-Rookie team. He finished his college career with a 19-point performance against UNC in the NCAA Final Four.