2004-05
27-6
The Aftermath. K almost left for the Lakers. Duhon graduated. Deng went pro. Livingston skipped Duke entirely for the NBA Draft. For the first time in five years, nobody picked Duke to win the ACC. Redick and Shelden Williams said: watch us.
Coach: Mike Krzyzewski • In Between • Sweet Sixteen (#1 seed Austin Regional; beat Delaware State 57-46, Mississippi State 63-55; lost to Michigan State 78-68)
13
Total Roster
13
Profiled
4
New Arrivals
9
Returning
New Arrivals
Returning Players
5
Daniel EwingProfile
Guard • 6'3" • Missouri City, TX
4
JJ RedickProfile
Shooting Guard • 6’3” • Roanoke, VA
45
Joe PagliucaProfile
Guard • 6'2" • Weston, MA
13
Lee MelchionniProfile
Guard • 6'6" • Lancaster, PA
51
Patrick JohnsonProfile
Center • 6'9" • Atlanta, GA
30
Reggie LoveProfile
Guard/Forward • 6’4” • Charlotte, NC
15
Sean DockeryProfile
Guard • 6'2" • Chicago, IL
42
Shavlik RandolphProfile
Forward • 6’10” • Raleigh, NC
23
Shelden WilliamsProfile
Fwd/Center • 6’9” • Midwest City, OK
Sources (15)
- 2004-05 Duke Roster & Stats — Sports Reference
- Duke Basketball History — CoachK.com
- Coach K Milestones — GoDuke Official
- J.J. Redick — Wikipedia
- Shelden Williams Official Bio — GoDuke (2004-05)
- Shelden Williams Official Bio — GoDuke (2005-06)
- Williams & Redick Jersey Retirement — GoDuke
- Duke Upset by Michigan State 78-68 — GoDuke
- 2005 NCAA Tournament Bracket — NCAA.com
- Duke 71-70 UNC (Feb 9, 2005) — GoDuke Top 13 Games
- UNC 75-73 Duke (Mar 6, 2005) Marvin Williams Put-Back — NCAA.com
- UNC-Duke Heartbreaking Wins & Losses — Tar Heel Blog
- The Final March of Coach K — ESPN
- 2004-05 Michigan State Spartans — Wikipedia
- Carolina-Duke Rivalry — Wikipedia