Duke drops hype video narrated by former Blue Devils superstar Jayson Tatum ahead of Final Four

The Duke Blue Devils are gearing up for their Final Four clash with the Houston Cougars on Saturday. The team posted a hype video on social media with alum Jayson Tatum narrating the program's rich history.

“Live for the lights,” Duke captioned the video.

Boston Celtics star Tatum told the story of Duke’s history.

“Champions move different,” Tatum said. “At the biggest stage of the game, we live for the lights.”

Jon Scheyer's team is having a phenomenal season and is two games away from winning the 2025 NCAA championship.

Duke registered a 35-3 record this season and secured the ACC regular season and conference tournament titles.

However, they have failed to win the NCAA Tournament since 2015.

Saturday’s game is Duke’s first Final Four game since its loss to North Carolina in 2022, a defeat that signaled the end of coach Mike Krzyzewski’s legendary career.

The Blue Devils are on a 15-game winning streak. However, they face a Cougars side that is 34-3 and has won its last 17 games.

The game is set to tip off at 8:49 p.m. ET, with the winner advancing to face Auburn or Florida in the national championship game.

Duke’s Jon Scheyer and Cooper Flagg take home big awards before the Final Four

NCAA Basketball: Final Four-Oscar Robertson Player of the Year Press Conference - Source: Imagn

The Duke Blue Devils have been called the best college basketball team this season by several experts. While they are yet to win the national title, they are already taking home the biggest awards.

Duke coach Jon Scheyer was named the 2025 John McLendon National Coach of the Year on Thursday. The same day, freshman superstar Cooper Flagg was named the AP Player of the Year.

The Blue Devils will hope for more awards, but winning the 2025 NCAA title is ultimately the goal.