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Dame Sarr calls Duke "his dream school" Dame Sarr was the second-youngest ever player to debut for Barcelona when he was 16-years old and even made his debut for the Italian national team. He also ...

On May 22, international talent Dame Sarr announced his commitment to Duke on Instagram. His transition to the Blue Devils adds depth to the well of guards that head coach Jon Scheyer will have to ...

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Dame Sarr, a 6-foot-7 Italian guard, committed to the Blue Devils on May 22. Sarr announced his decision via a social media post, giving Duke a fourth player in its 2025 recruiting class.

Dame Sarr has played with Barca in the Euro League and the Liga ACB in Spain. Born in 2006, Sarr first played three games in the Liga ACB in 2022-23. In three games, he scored eight points.

I’m very happy I made the decision and that’s what I felt in my heart.” In addition to Dame Sarr, Duke has a few highly touted freshman coming in for the 2025-26 season.