Duke’s Scheyer: Watching from afar was unusual

Duke coach Jon Scheyer said he’s feeling better from a disease that kept him from coaching heaven Devils’ weekend win at SMU, adding that watching from afar was “a bizarre, bizarre experience.”

“Look, I felt dreadful,” Scheyer stated Monday on the Atlantic Coast Conference coaches’ teleconference. “I felt very confident in the decision we made late during the night right before the game, just because I had a lot rely on our staff and players. I thought we were prepared. The strategy remained in.”

Scheyer didn’t take a trip to Dallas for Saturday’s game, with associate head coach Chris Carrawell leading the group as Scheyer missed his first game considering that taking control of in 2022 for retired Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski.Scheyer said it was valuable seeing his group, ranked No. 4 in recently’s AP Top 25, beat SMU 89-62 from a different point of view.”When you separate yourself or take an action back,

you’re able just to see things differently due to the fact that you’re not in a decision-making mode now,”Scheyer stated.” And every day I’m in a decision-making mode, so it enables you just to see the group with where we’re at and even the task the coaches did. It was fantastic how secured sync all of us were as I’m enjoying. It was simply smooth.”Scheyer is set to return to the bench for Tuesday’s home game versus Pittsburgh.