Duke

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Duke University is located in Durham, North Carolina and is often known for their basketball success, under Coach Mike Krzyzewski. Their rivalries include the other three on Tobacco Road, their largest being North Carolina. Duke has been one of the most dominant basketball programs since the beginning of the 1990's including 3 National Championship teams in 1991, 1992, and 2001. The Blue Devils have made it to 9 consecutive sweet sixteens, and made it again this year before falling to LSU.

Contents 1 Traditions 2 Stadiums 3 Football 3.1 Staff 3.2 Projected Starters 3.3 History 4 Basketball 4.1 Staff 4.2 Projected Starters 4.3 History 5 Baseball 5.1 Staff 5.2 History

Traditions

• Rivalry Trophies - Victory Bell, Carlyle Cup
• Home to the Cameron Crazies
• Fight Songs - Fight! Blue Devils, Fight!

Stadiums

• Football - Wallace Wade Stadium
  
• Basketball - Cameron Indoor Stadium
  
• Baseball - Jack Coombs Field

Football

Staff

Head Football Coach - Ted Roof
Defensive Coordinator - Jerry Azzinaro, Scott Brown
Offensive Coordinator - Bill O’Brien
Special Teams Coordinator - Fred Chatham

Projected Starters

Offense
QB:
RB:
WR:
WR:
LT:
LG:
C:
RG:
RT:

Defense
DE:
DT:
DT:
DE:
LB:
LB:
LB:
CB:
CB:
FS:
SS:

History

• Bowl Appearances -
  
• Bowl Record -
  
• BCS Appearances -
  
• National Championships -
  
• Famous Alumni -
  

Head Coaches

Name	Years	Record
J.F. Crowell	1888-1889	4-1-0 (.800)
Floyd J. Egan	1920	4-0-1 (.900)
James Baldwin	1921	6-1-2 (.778)
Herman Steiner	1922	7-2-1 (.750)
S.M. Alexander	1923	5-4-0 (.556)
Howard Jones	1924	4-5-0 (.444)
Pat Herron	1925	4-5-0 (.444)
James DeHart	1926-1930	24-23-2 (.510)
Wallace Wade	1931-1941,1946-1950	110-36-7 (.742)
Eddie Cameron	1942-45	25-11-1 (.689)
Bill Murray	1951-1965	93-51-9 (.637)
Tom Harp	1966-1970	22-28-1 (.441)
Mike McGee	1971-1978	37-47-4 (.443)
Red Wilson	1979-1982	16-27-1 (.375)
Steve Sloan	1983-1986	13-31-0 (.295)
Steve Spurrier	1987-1989	20-13-1 (.603)
Barry Wilson	1990-1993	13-30-1 (.307)
Fred Goldsmith	1994-1998	17-39-0 (.304)
Carl Franks	1999-2003	7-45-0 (.135)
Ted Roof	2003-2004	4-12-0 (.250)

Career Leaders

Total Offense	Rush	Pass	Total
Spence Fischer (1992-95)	-89	9021	9110
Ben Bennett (1980-83)	-553	9614	9061
Steve Slayden (1984-87)	125	8004	8129

Rushing	Att.	TD	Yards
Chris Douglas (2000-03)	695	21	3122
Steve Jones (1970-72)	683	20	2951
Randy Cuthbert (1988-92)	577	20	2771

Passing Yardage	Comp-Att	TD	Yards
Ben Bennett (1980-83)	820-1375	55	9614
Spence Fischer (1992-95)	369-788	48	9021
Steve Slayden (1984-87)	699-1204	48	8004

Receptions	Yards	TD	Rec.
Clarkston Hines (1986-89)	3318	38	189
Scottie Montgomery (1996-99)	2379	13	171
Roger Boone (1986-89)	1444	24	168

Receiving Yardage	Recp.	TD	Yards
Clarkston Hines (1986-89)	189	38	3318
Wes Chesson (1968-70)	164	10	2399
Scottie Montgomery (1996-99)	171	13	2379

Scoring	Points
Sims Lenhardt (1996-99)	240
Clarkston Hines (1986-89)	234
Randy Gardner (1989-92)	221

Basketball

Staff

Head Basketball Coach - Mike Krzyzewski

Projected Starters

PG: Greg Paulus
SG: Gerald Henderson
SF: DeMarcus Nelson
PF: Lance Thomas/Brian Zoubek
C: Josh McRoberts

Key Bench Players:
PG: Jonathan Scheyer
SG: David McClure
SF: Martynas Pocius
SF: Jamal Boykin

History

• Final Four Appearances -
  
• National Championships -
  
• Famous Alumni -
  

Baseball

Staff

Head Baseball Coach -
Pitching Coach -
Hitting Coach -

History

• College World Series Appearances -
  
• National Championships -
  
• Famous Alumni -