BLUE DEVIL PRIDE ON & OFF THE COURT
*Duke produced 19 All-ACC
Academic Team selections DUKE GRADS THIS DECADE
in the decade, five more than
any team in the conference
NAME DUKE CLASS HOMETOWN
(Clemson was second with Chris Carrawell 2000 St. Louis, MO
14).
Shane Battier 2001 Birmingham, MI
Ryan Caldbeck 2001 Shelburne, VT
*Duke players combined
to earn five Academic All-
Nate James 2001 Washington, DC
America selections during JD Simpson 2001 Woodside, CA
the decade.
Matt Christensen 2002 Belmont, MA
Jason Williams 2002 Plainfield, NJ
*Duke led the conference
in All-ACC Academic Team
Andre Buckner 2003 Hopkinsville, KY
selections in seven of the 10 Mike Dunleavy 2003 Lake Oswego, OR
years during the decade.
Dahntay Jones 2003 Trenton, NJ
Casey Sanders 2003 Tampa, FL
*Duke was the lone ACC
school to place at least one
Andy Borman 2004 Morrisville, NC
student-athlete on each All- Chris Duhon 2004 Slidell, LA
ACC Academic Team during
Nick Horvath 2004 Shoreview, MN
the decade.
Andy Means 2004 Indianapolis, IN
Daniel Ewing 2005 Missouri City, TX
DUKE ALL-ACC ACADEMIC
Reggie Love 2005 Charlotte, NC
TEAM PICKS SINCE 2000
Sean Dockery 2006 Chicago, IL
Shane Battier (2x)
Patrick Johnson 2006 Atlanta, GA
Mike Dunleavy (3x)
Matt Christensen
Lee Melchionni 2006 Lancaster, PA
Dahntay Jones
Ross Perkins 2006 Greensboro, NC
Jason Williams
JJ Redick 2006 Roanoke, VA
Nick Horvath (2x)
Shelden Williams 2006 Forest Park, OK
Chris Duhon
Lee Melchionni
Joe Pagliuca 2007 Weston, MA
JJ Redick
DeMarcus Nelson 2008 Elk Grove, CA
Greg Paulus (3x)
Jordan Davidson 2009 Melbourne, AR
Marty Pocius (2x)
Dave McClure 2009 Ridgefield, CT
Brian Zoubek (2x)
Greg Paulus 2009 Syracuse, NY
Marty Pocius 2009 Vilnius, Lithuania
DUKE ACADEMIC ALL-
AMERICANS SINCE 2000
During the past decade, 100 PERCENT of
Shane Battier (2000, 2001)
our four-year players graduated from Duke
Mike Dunleavy (2002) University. A total of 29 Blue Devil basketball
Greg Paulus (2008, 2009)
players have earned a Duke degree since 2000.
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