2001-02
31-4
The Big Three’s last ride. Williams, Boozer, and Dunleavy dominate the regular season, win a record fourth straight ACC Tournament — then Indiana ends everything on a missed free throw.
Coach: Mike Krzyzewski • Second Dynasty • Sweet Sixteen (#1 seed South; lost to Indiana 74-73)
14
Total Roster
6
Profiled
4
New Arrivals
10
Returning
New Arrivals
30
Dahntay JonesNewProfile
Guard/Fwd • 6’6” • Trenton, NJ
53
Andy MeansNew
Guard • 6'5" • Indianapolis, IN
5
Daniel EwingNew
Guard • 6'3" • Houston, TX
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Mark CauseyNew
Forward • 6'3" • Gainesville, GA
Returning Players
4
Carlos BoozerProfile
Forward • 6’9” • Juneau, AK
21
Chris DuhonProfile
Guard • 6’1” • Slidell, LA
22
Jay WilliamsProfile
Guard • 6’2” • Plainfield, NJ
34
Mike Dunleavy Jr.Profile
Forward • 6’9” • Lake Oswego, OR
30
Reggie LoveProfile
Guard/Forward • 6’4” • Charlotte, NC
2
Andre Buckner
Guard • 5'10" • Hopkinsville, KY
40
Andy Borman
Guard • 6'4" • Morrisville, NC
20
Casey Sanders
Center • 6'11" • Tampa, FL
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Matt Christensen
Forward • 6'10" • Belmont, MA
3
Nick Horvath
Forward • 6'10" • Shoreview, MN
Sources (13)
- 2001-02 Duke Season — Wikipedia
- 2001-02 Duke Roster & Stats — Sports Reference
- 2001-02 Duke Schedule — GoDuke
- Duke Basketball History — CoachK.com
- Indiana Stuns #1 Duke — The Daily Hoosier
- 2001 Duke Basketball (Comprehensive Season Review) — Raiford Gainey
- Duke 93-68 North Carolina (Mar 3, 2002) — ESPN
- 2001-02 Indiana Season — Wikipedia
- Matt Doherty and the 8-20 Season — Keeping It Heel
- Matt Doherty — Wikipedia
- UNC’s Season and 2002 Parallels — Duke Basketball Report
- Carolina-Duke Rivalry — Wikipedia
- 4. 2001 Duke — Mudville Analytics