Jon Scheyer, the head coach of Duke basketball, and his staff have not yet formally joined the Kohl Rosario sweepstakes. However, it could not be long before they make an offer.
After all, Rosario recently received a call from Durham’s blueblood recruiters and emerged as a standout 2026 prospect this spring. The four-star wing from Moravian Prep (N.C.) is also motivated to keep improving his stock as he draws more and more interest from high-major college schools, as seen by his practically flawless performance on Saturday.
At the NextGen EuroLeague Finals in Abu Dhabi, Rosario, a 6-foot-5, 185-pound shooter with more than a dozen offers, scored a game-high 30 points to lead his Overtime Elite team to a 113-89 victory over U18 Zalgiris Kaunas.
Rosario not only contributed more than 25% of his team’s points during the game, but he did it without missing a single shot. The skilled basket-getter had a 6-for-6 clip outside the arc and finished 10-for-10 overall.
Kohl Rosario’s performance in the EYBL last weekend included a 28-point effort and a 6-for-8 3-point shooting percentage.
According to the 247Sports 2026 Composite, he is now ranked No. 3 among North Carolina talent and No. 96 overall.
