SOME BIG NAMES AT A BIG- TIME PROGRAM

Five- time national champion Duke ( 1991, 1992, 2001, 2010, 2015) has an illustrious history. Here’s how their top 10 career scorers have fared in their NBA careers. LSU’s Pete Maravich ( 3,667 points in 1967- 70) is the all- time leading scorer in college basketball history. Player Points Draft position NBA highlights 1. J. J. Redick ( 2002- 06) 2,769 2006 No. 11 pick ( Magic) 9,412 career points, 12.4 ppg in 12 seasons, 44.9% shooter 2. Johnny Dawkins ( 1982- 86) 2,556 1986 No. 10 pick ( Spurs) 5,984 career points, 11.1 ppg in nine seasons, 45.6% shooter 3. Christian Laettner ( 1988- 92) 2,460 1992 No. 3 pick ( T- wolves) 11,121 career points, 12.8 ppg in 13 seasons, 48% shooter 4. Kyle Singler ( 2007- 11) 2,392 2011 No. 33 pick ( Pistons) 2,326 career points, 6.5 ppg in six seasons, 41.8% shooter 5. Mike Gminski ( 1976- 80) 2,323 1980 No. 7 pick ( Nets) 10,953 career points, 11.7 ppg in 14 seasons, 46.5% shooter 6. Danny Ferry ( 1985- 89) 2,155 1989 No. 2 pick ( Clippers) 6,439 career points, 7.0 ppg in 13 seasons, 44.6% shooter 7. Mark Alarie ( 1982- 86) 2,136 1986 No. 18 pick ( Nuggets) 2,432 career points, 7.5 ppg in five seasons, 47.5% shooter 8. Gene Banks ( 1977- 81) 2,079 1981 No. 28 pick ( Spurs) 5,305 career points, 11.3 ppg in six seasons, 53.9% shooter 8. Jay Williams ( 1999- 2002) 2,079 2002 No. 2 pick ( Bulls) 714 points, 9.5 ppg in only season before motorcycle accident 10. Jon Scheyer ( 2006- 10) 2,077 Undrafted in 2010 Suffered eye injury with Heat Summer League team Duke’s career rebound leaders: Shelden Williams, 1,262; Gminski, 1,242; Laettner, 1,149; Mason Plumlee, 1,085. Duke’s career assist leaders: Bobby Hurley, 1,076; Chris Duhon, 819; Tommy Amaker, 708; Williams, 644.