Caleb Foster, the starting guard for Duke University, has confirmed his return for his senior season, bringing optimism to the Blue Devils' roster. Last season, Foster averaged 8.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.8 assists while shooting 44.7% from the field and 39.8% from three-point range. Although he faced a setback due to a fractured foot that kept him out of the ACC Tournament and the first two games of the NCAA Tournament, he made a significant impact in the Sweet 16, scoring 11 points in a crucial victory against St. John's. His return, alongside talented players like Cayden Boozer, transfer John Blackwell, and incoming recruit Deron Rippey Jr., enhances Duke's guard depth for the upcoming season. Boozer effectively filled in for Foster during his absence, while Blackwell averaged 19.1 points per game at Wisconsin last season, promising a competitive season ahead for the Blue Devils.