2002-03
26-7
The Rebuild That Nobody Believed In. Only 34% of scoring returns, Duhon takes over, a Rutgers transfer plays power forward, a pudgy freshman named Redick catches fire — and Duke wins its fifth straight ACC Tournament anyway.
Coach: Mike Krzyzewski • Second Dynasty • Sweet Sixteen (#3 seed West; lost to Kansas 69-65)
14
Total Roster
5
Profiled
7
New Arrivals
7
Returning
New Arrivals
4
JJ RedickNewProfile
Shooting Guard • 6’3” • Roanoke, VA
42
Shavlik RandolphNewProfile
Forward • 6’10” • Raleigh, NC
23
Shelden WilliamsNewProfile
Fwd/Center • 6’9” • Midwest City, OK
13
Lee MelchionniNew
Guard • 6'6" • Lancaster, PA
3
Michael ThompsonNew
Center • 6'10" • Joliet, IL
51
Patrick JohnsonNew
Center • 6'9" • Atlanta, GA
15
Sean DockeryNew
Guard • 6'2" • Chicago, IL
Returning Players
21
Chris DuhonProfile
Guard • 6’1” • Slidell, LA
30
Dahntay JonesProfile
Guard/Fwd • 6’6” • Trenton, NJ
2
Andre Buckner
Guard • 5'10" • Hopkinsville, KY
53
Andy Means
Guard • 6'5" • Indianapolis, IN
20
Casey Sanders
Center • 6'11" • Tampa, FL
5
Daniel Ewing
Guard • 6'3" • Houston, TX
3
Nick Horvath
Forward • 6'10" • Shoreview, MN
Sources (14)
- 2002-03 Duke Roster & Stats — Sports Reference
- 2002-03 Duke Schedule — GoDuke
- Duke Basketball History — CoachK.com
- Redick’s 2003 ACC Tournament Eruption — Duke Basketball Report
- Duke 84-77 NC State ACC Championship — ESPN
- Duke 83, UNC 74 (Feb 5, 2003) — GoHeels
- UNC 82, Duke 79 (Mar 9, 2003) — GoHeels
- Collins-Doherty Confrontation — Duke Basketball Report
- J.J. Redick — Wikipedia
- J.J. Redick — GoDuke Official Bio
- Carolina-Duke Rivalry — Wikipedia
- Duke-UNC Rivalry Games — Basketball Wiki
- Matt Doherty — Wikipedia
- Duke at UNC Memories — TarHeelIllustrated/Rivals