Foster Era
Bill Foster rebuilds a program that had slipped. Spanarkel, Gminski, Banks. The 1978 national championship game.
The Foster Era at Duke, 1974–80
Bill Foster rebuilds a program that had slipped. Spanarkel, Gminski, Banks. The 1978 national championship game. Across 6 seasons Duke went 113-64 (.638) and reached a Final Four, taking 2 ACC Tournament titles.
35 players appeared for Duke in these 6 seasons. 9 already have full profiles, because their careers ran into Coach K's first season. The rest are listed below with their Duke years and roster details while their stories are researched. Season-by-season rosters, results and statistics are on the team pages.
Sources (2)
- Bill Foster (basketball, born 1929) — Wikipedia
- Season records and rosters: Sports-Reference and GoDuke, cited on each team page
Every Duke Player of the Foster Era
Tate Armstrong
Bruce Bell
Kevin Billerman
Terry Chili
Mark Crow
Bob Fleischer
Paul Fox
Rick Gomez
Willie Hodge
Pete Kramer
George Moses
David O'Connell
Bill Suk
Ken Young
Scott Goetsch
Steve Gray
Cameron Hall
Harold Morrison
Jim Spanarkel
Mike Gminski
Rob Hardy
Rick Mainwaring
Geoff Northrup
Gene Banks
Before Dawkins. Before Laettner. There was Tinkerbell, the kid from West Philly who made Duke a destination.
Bob Bender
Kenny Dennard
The jester, the enforcer, the cancer survivor. Banks got the roses. Dennard made the inbounds pass.
John Harrell
Larry Linney
The walk-on who bridged Foster's title game and Coach K's first team.
Jim Suddath
Three knee surgeries in six months. Then the best shooting percentage on Coach K's first team.
Vince Taylor
Lexington's playground legend chose Duke over Kentucky and led the ACC in scoring.
Jim Corrigan
Tom Emma
He scored the first points of the Krzyzewski era. Then he held the locker room together through the worst of it.
Chip Engelland
A tennis coach taught him to shoot. He taught Kawhi, Parker and Kerr.
Mike Tissaw
He wasn't the player Coach K needed. He knew it before anyone told him. He played 94 games anyway.
Allen Williams
West Virginia's first Class AAA champion. Recruited by Foster, coached by K.