In just three years, Jon Scheyer has emerged as one of the top coaches in the country.
That might not come as a surprise to those who have followed the former Duke basketball guard, who played and coached under legendary Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski. And the stats back it up.
The third-year Duke coach holds a winning percentage of .809 and holds several ACC records for head coaches in their first three seasons manning the sidelines, including most overall wins (89). He's also just the third person in men's NCAA Tournament history to coach his alma mater in the Final Four after playing in the national semifinals.
This year, Scheyer has built one of the top rosters in college basketball this season with the likes of Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel, Tyrese Proctor and Khaman Maluach.
And while Scheyer is one of the top coaches remaining in the NCAA Tournament, he's also one of the tallest. Here's what you need to know on Scheyer's height and more:
Jon Scheyer height
As listed on his former Duke player profile page, Scheyer is 6-foot-5.
Jon Scheyer record at Duke
- Jon Scheyer record at Duke: 89-21 overall
Scheyer brought an 89-21 overall record at Duke into Saturday's Final Four game vs. Houston, and 8-2 in the NCAA Tournament.
As noted by Duke's game notes for Saturday's men's NCAA Tournament game, Scheyer’s 89 career victories are tied with Illinois' Brad Underwood and former Butler coach Brad Stevens for the most wins among any Division I head coach in their first three ...
