"Jon Scheyer have some shame"; "Criminal that he was getting DNPs": College hoops fans slaughter Duke as Isaiah Evans goes off vs UIW 

Jon Scheyer's Duke Blue Devils defeated the Incarnate Word Cardinals 72-46 on Tuesday to move to 8-2 on the season. Freshman Isaiah Evans had an impressive game for Duke, scoring 14 points in 19 minutes.

Evans played a key role in the win, as he shot 4-of-6 from the field and knocked down 4-of-6 from beyond the arc. The 19-minute splot is the most Evans has played in a game so far. He previously played a high of 17 minutes in Duke's win over Seattle U on Nov. 28.

After the win against UIW, college basketball fans on X/Twitter did not hold back in expressing their outrage over Duke's decision to not play Evans enough earlier this season.

Here are some of the reactions from fans on X:

"Isaiah Evans really our best shooter and coach had him sitting!" one fan wrote.

"Isaiah Evans the truth. Criminal that he was getting DNPs. Duke has 2 losses they don’t have to have," another fan said.

"Jon scheyer on the Duke bench realizing the team is better when he plays five star Isaiah Evans," a fan added.

"This guy was getting DNPs…Jon Scheyer have some shame," a fan added.

"Scheyer’s management of Isaiah Evans is f**kin horrible," another fan wrote.

"How in the world do you not play Isaiah Evans in those previous games where he had DNP’s?" one fan asked.

"Jon Scheyer won’t be winning nothing this year if Isaiah Evans and Darren Harris don’t get more playing time," one fan added.

Isaiah Evans stats vs. UIW (Dec. 10)

Isaiah Evans, a 6-foot-6 wing, had a strong outing against Incarnate Word despite coming off the bench and playing less than 20 minutes.

The freshman was subbed in with 13 minutes left in the first half but did not have any impact, except for a 3-point attempt before subbing out four minutes later. After halftime, Evans was able to show his abilities, scoring 14 points in the second half, including hitting four 3-pointers.

Here are Isaiah Evans' full numbers from the game:

• 19 minutes played
• 14 points
• 0 rebounds
• 1 assists
• 0 block
• 0 steal
• 4-6 FG
• 4-6 3PT
• 2-2 FT

Despite limited playtime, Evans has been efficient and has shown flashes of his potential throughout his seven games in a Duke uniform.

The Blue Devils have won every game he has played in. He is averaging 7.8 points, 1.0 rebounds and 0.5 assists per game while shooting 50% from the field and 50% from beyond the arc.