Former Duke star Kyle Singler publicly slammed his former coach Mike Krzyzewski in unsettling social media posts. Singler shared multiple disturbing video posts on his Instagram handle on Tuesday, August 25. "Man, Coach K has set me up," Singler said in the first video post, which he captioned "Where u &," while pacing restlessly around his home.

Singler, who played under Krzyzewski's coaching from 2007 to 2011 and won a national championship together, accused his former coach of "dismissing" him while pleading for help. "I've reached out to the coach, and everybody has turned the other way," Singler added. These videos are only adding misery to the 38-year-old NBAer who has had a worrisome stretch spanning over two years.

In the second clip captioned "Now we talk'n," Singler questioned society, then circled back to the Hall of Famer coach. Singler then went on to frame serious allegations, saying, "I'm out in Oklahoma, I got out walking the street, I get arrested, I get checked, I get kicked out of restaurants." For the unversed, Singler appeared in four seasons in Oklahoma City for the Thunder.

Then, Singler, who appeared to be desperate, pleaded with his former coach for help, "I can't even live anymore. Can't even say, 'Hey, how's it going?' Without confrontation. I've reached out to Coach again; everybody knows what's going on, I'm living in a whole other world. Coach, I need your help, man." Singler's mental health has long been a concern for those in the basketball community, and it has generated widespread debate in recent years as he continues to post such troubling videos online. In a November 2024 Instagram post, he said, "I fear for my life every day." Singler appeared in the NBA for six seasons from 2012 to 2018 and was a second-round pick of the 2011 draft.