Duke Basketball

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1 Duke Basketba Staff

2 Mike Krzyzewski Winning seasons, superb graduation rates for his payers and a basketba team that is as cose as famiy are a attributes that refect on the man who is now in his 30th year as the head coach of the Bue Devis, Mike Krzyzewski. Athough some sti stumbe with pronouncing and speing his name, when peope speak of the highest eve of success in the coege basketba word, the name Krzyzewski (Shashef-skee) immediatey comes to mind. In 29 years at Duke, Krzyzewski, a Ha of Fame coach and 12-time Nationa Coach of the Year, has buit a dynasty that few programs in the history of the game can match. The numbers under Coach K are staggering: Three Nationa Championships (1991, 1992, 2001) 12 Nationa Coach of the Year honors (eight seasons) Seven Nationa Payers of the Year (nine honors) Six Nationa Defensive Payers of the Year (nine honors) 25 NCAA Tournament bids 21 A-America seections (35 honors) 10 Fina Four appearances (third a-time) 11 ACC reguar season championships 11 ACC Tournament championships 760 tota victories (296 ACC wins) 429 weeks ranked among the nation s top 25 teams 367 weeks ranked among the nation s top 10 teams 93 weeks ranked No. 1 in the country 71 NCAA Tournament victories (first a-time) 40 NBA Draft seections, incuding 21 in the first round 15 NBA Lottery picks Entering the season, Coach K owns an career record in 34 years of coaching whie attaining a mark in 29 seasons in Durham. Krzyzewski s record as Duke s a-time winningest coach offers evidence of his success, but even more impressive are the three nationa championships, incuding back-to-back tites in 1991 and 1992 that make him one of ony two coaches since UCLA s John Wooden with such an accompishment. In , Krzyzewski passed Wooden to move into first on the chart of coaches who have ed their respective schoos to a No. 1 nationa ranking. Coach K has now ed Duke to the top spot in the AP po in 14 seasons, incuding nine of the ast 12 years. He and the Bue Devis have been a fixture on the nationa basketba scene with 14 consecutive NCAA Tournament berths from and 25 in the past 26 years. Overa, he has taken his program to postseason pay in 26 of his 29 years at Duke and is the winningest active coach in NCAA Tournament pay with a stunning record for a.763 winning percentage. On March 20, 2005, Krzyzewski surpassed Dean Smith s career tournament win tota of 65 with a triumph over Mississippi State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. To top off an incredibe year in 2001, after Duke won its third nationa championship, Krzyzewski was named to the Naismith Basketba Ha of Fame cass aong with Tempe s John Chaney and former NBA star Moses Maone. The induction ceremony was hed in Springfied, Mass., on October 5, In typica Coach K fashion, he was adamant in sharing the honor with those around him. I hope that a of those youngsters who have payed for me and the peope who have worked with me wi share in this honor, he said. My mom aways tod me to associate mysef with great peope and great institutions. I ve tried to do that at the United States Miitary Academy and at Duke University, two of the great institutions in the word. As a resut, I ve been around some amazing peope. I never thought I d be worthy enough to be in the Basketba Ha of Fame. It s not anything you set out trying to achieve. Basicay, you go about your business and try to be as good as you can be a the time. Again, I get back to coaching great payers and being with great assistants. They bring out the best in you. Duke Highights Success stories do not just happen overnight. They take time, and the atest chapter in Duke basketba is no exception. Krzyzewski inherited a Duke squad in with a thin taent base outside of A-America Gene Banks, Kenny Dennard and Vince Tayor. The squad husted its way to a bid in the NIT, but it was obvious that the recruiting trai was Krzyzewski s ony answer if the team was to succeed in the ong run. He anded a recruiting cass in 1982 made up of Johnny Dawkins, Mark Aarie, David Henderson, Jay Bias and Wedon Wiiams. It was rated one of the nation s best and put Duke on the map to stay. Joining that powerfu group was guard Tommy Amaker in Duke won 24 games with that nuceus in 1984 and earned the first NCAA bid under Coach K. With the cass of Dawkins, Aarie and company now seniors, the 1986 Duke Bue Devis won an NCAA-record 37 games whie caiming Big Appe NIT, ACC reguar season, ACC Tournament and NCAA East Regiona tites. They estabished a schoo record with a 21-game winning streak during the year (that has since been broken), were undefeated at home, advanced to the NCAA Championship game in Daas and payed more games (40) than any other team in coege basketba history. With the oss of the five seniors, many expected Duke to drop consideraby in 1987, but not Krzyzewski. The team won 24 games and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament before osing to eventua nationa champion Indiana. Amaker ended his career as the Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year, cosing out a season that Coach K ooks back on as the one that demonstrated the winning consistency of the program. The campaign began Duke s amazing streak of five straight NCAA Fina Four appearances as the Bue Devis won 28 games, again swept to the ACC tite, won another East Regiona championship and found themseves in Kansas City. Senior Biy King foowed Amaker by winning the second straight Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year award by a Bue Devi. The roe of eadership again fe to the senior cass in This time, it was the Nationa Payer of the Year Danny Ferry, Quin Snyder and John Smith taking the reins. They guided the team to another trip to the NCAA Fina Four with a win over heaviy favored Georgetown in the East Regiona fina. In , seniors Aaa Abdenaby, Robert Brickey and Phi Henderson ed the way to the Fina Four with a 29-9 record, anding just one game shy of the tite in Denver. The group won its third consecutive East Regiona championship with an overtime triumph over top-seeded Connecticut. Then came , a season that forever changed the face of basketba at Duke. After the 30-point oss to UNLV in the 1990 fina, Krzyzewski s team was determined to avenge the oss. The Bue Devis won the reguar season ACC tite and posted four consecutive opsided victories in the Midwest Region for yet another trip to the Fina Four. In the semifinas, Duke got another shot at the Runnin Rebes, who were undefeated, and this time Coach K masterfuy ed the Bue Devis to a victory to earn a matchup with Kansas for the tite. Duke s crowning gory came on Apri 1, 1991, with a victory over the Jayhawks as Christian Laettner earned MVP honors in Duke s first nationa basketba championship. In 1992, the stage was set for an unprecedented chapter in coege basketba history and Coach K and his squad were up to the task. Behind Nationa Payer of the Year Christian Laettner and feow A-Americas Bobby Hurey and Grant Hi, the Bue Devis roed to a 34-2 record and hed the No. 1 ranking from start to finish (18 pos). Duke won its second consecutive NCAA crown with a victory over Michigan. Aong the way, the Bue Devis captured their fifth consecutive regiona championship, won the ACC reguar season and tournament tites and equaed the schoo record to that point for ACC victories with 14. In , the Bue Devis and Coach K were back knocking at the door of another nationa championship. Duke pied up a 28-6 overa record, won the ACC reguar season championship, was ranked from start to finish in the nation s top 10, captured the Southeast Regiona tite with an upset win over top-seeded Purdue and advanced to the nationa championship game before bowing to Arkansas, 76-72, in Charotte. The Bue Devis finished the campaign equaing the NCAA record for most wins with 37, winning the NCAA East Regiona tite, winning the ACC Tournament for the first time since 1992, recording the first 16-0 record in the ACC reguar season, securing a schoo-record 32-game winning streak during the year and wrapping it a up as the NCAA runner-ups. Eton Brand was the consensus Nationa Payer of the Year, Shane Battier was the NABC Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year and Trajan Langdon was a first team A-America for Duke. In , Duke finished with a 29-5 record, its fourth consecutive outright ACC reguar season championship with a 15-1 record, its second consecutive ACC Tournament tite and the fina reguar season No. 1 ranking in both major pos. Senior Chris Carrawe and junior Shane Battier were named consensus A-Americas and Battier earned his second consecutive Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year award. The Bue Devis accompished this despite osing four starters from their 37-2 squad that advanced to the nationa championship game in Duke aso had seven freshmen, the most on a Bue Devi team in schoo history, on its roster. STAFF PAGE 34

3 Mike Krzyzewski On November 17, 2000, Krzyzewski s numerous accompishments at Duke were recognized as the fabed Cameron Indoor Stadium court was named Coach K Court in his honor in a postgame ceremony. Continuing to buid on his we-earned reputation as one of the top coege basketba coaches of a time, Coach K ed Duke to its third nationa championship in 2001, joining just three other coaches Wooden (10), Adoph Rupp (4) and Bob Knight (3) who have won three or more NCAA tites. The Bue Devis finished the season with a 35-4 record, incuding 10 consecutive victories to end the year, their third consecutive ACC Tournament championship, fifth straight ACC reguar season championship and the TiVo Preseason NIT tite. Duke aso was ranked at the top of the fina Associated Press po for the third consecutive season, marking just the second time in NCAA history a program had accompished that feat (Wooden s UCLA squads did it from ). With its victory over Arizona in the 2001 nationa championship game, Duke ended a four-year run with 133 victories. The Bue Devis ost just 15 games during that four-year span. The 133 wins broke the previous NCAA standard of 132 set twice by Kentucky from and In fact, 10 of the best 35 four-year runs in coege history beong to Coach K-ed Duke teams. Individuay, Coach K passed two major miestones in : his 500th victory at Duke (98-85 over Vianova) and his 600th win overa (79-53 over sixth-ranked North Caroina in the ACC Tournament fina). He reached 600 career wins faster than a but 10 coaches in coege history. Under Krzyzewski s guidance, not one, but two of his student-athetes earned Nationa Payer of the Year awards in 2001 (Shane Battier was the consensus seection, whie Jason Wiiams earned the NABC award). It was the first time in coege basketba history that two payers from the same team received Nationa Payer of the Year recognition by the major outets. Battier and Wiiams were both unanimous first team A-Americas, and Battier, the sixth overa pick in the 2001 NBA Draft, earned his third consecutive Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year award. I thoroughy oved coaching these kids, said Krzyzewski foowing the 2001 nationa tite. They ve been so good. They ve given me their hearts, their minds, and not ony that, they ve given it to each other... I get rea cose to the guys on my team. That s the most rewarding thing about what I do. Krzyzewski ed Duke to another outstanding season in The Bue Devis finished 31-4 overa, won the ACC Tournament tite for a record fourth consecutive year, were a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for a record fifth straight season and finished No. 1 in the fina AP po for the fourth consecutive season, another NCAA first. Three Duke payers Jason Wiiams, Mike Duneavy and Caros Boozer earned A-America honors and Wiiams became just the seventh repeat winner of Nationa Payer of the Year honors in coege basketba history. That Duke threesome aso departed for the NBA, where a three were drafted. Wiiams and Duneavy were seected second and third, respectivey, making them just the second set of teammates to be taken among the top three picks of the NBA Draft (UCLA s Lew Acindor and Lucious Aen went one and three in 1969). In perhaps one of his finest coaching jobs, Krzyzewski ed his team, featuring six freshmen, to a 26-7 record, its record fifth consecutive ACC Tournament championship and the schoo s sixth consecutive appearance in the NCAA Sweet 16. Senior Dahntay Jones, the squad s eading scorer, was Duke s one A-ACC representative and an honorabe mention A-America seection. Jones became Coach K s 17th first round NBA pick on 2003 Draft night. Guided by the eadership of senior point guard Chris Duhon, Duke returned to the Fina Four for the 10th time in a 19-year period in Duke finished the season 31-6 and won its sixth ACC reguar season crown in eight seasons with a 13-3 eague mark. Duke reached the No. 1 nationa ranking for four weeks during the season, marking the seventh consecutive year that it had reached that height (ony UCLA s streak of 12 straight years of achieving the No. 1 ranking from is onger). The Bue Devis ended the year by dropping a one-point decision to eventua nationa champion Connecticut in the Fina Four in San Antonio. Duhon, J.J. Redick and Sheden Wiiams each earned A-America honors, bringing Coach K s tota seections to 19 in 24 seasons. In the 2004 NBA Draft, Luo Deng, after paying just one season at Duke, was seected seventh overa and Duhon was taken in the second round. The squad featured Danie Ewing, who woud become the 36th NBA Draft pick under Krzyzewski, Redick, a Nationa Payer of the Year choice, and Wiiams, the Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year honoree. The Bue Devis went 27-6 and captured the ACC Tournament championship. In , the Bue Devis posted a 32-4 record, incuding a 14-2 mark in reguar season eague pay. Duke captured the NIT Season Tip-Off crown and went on to win both the ACC reguar season and tournament tites. Krzyzewski s 10th ACC Tournament championship came in the 1,000th game of his coaching career, a win over Boston Coege at the Greensboro Coiseum on March 12. Redick, a consensus Nationa Payer of the Year, set the ACC career scoring and the NCAA three-point fied goa records and Wiiams grabbed Nationa Defensive Payer of the Year honors for the second year in a row. Redick and Wiiams aso became the ninth set of teammates seected as AP first team A-Americas and the first since Jason Wiiams and Shane Battier accompished the feat in Coach K s Career Record Year Schoo Overa ACC Notes 1976 Army Army Army 19-9 NIT 1979 Army Army Duke (t5) NIT 1982 Duke (t6) 1983 Duke (7) 1984 Duke (t3) NCAA Tournament 1985 Duke (t4) NCAA Tournament 1986 Duke (1) NCAA Fina Four (Finaist) 1987 Duke (3) NCAA Tournament 1988 Duke (3) NCAA Fina Four (Semifinaist) 1989 Duke (t2) NCAA Fina Four (Semifinaist) 1990 Duke (2) NCAA Fina Four (Finaist) 1991 Duke (1) NCAA Champion 1992 Duke (1) NCAA Champion 1993 Duke (t3) NCAA Tournament 1994 Duke (1) NCAA Fina Four (Finaist) 1995 Duke out after back surgery 1996 Duke (t4) NCAA Tournament 1997 Duke (1) NCAA Tournament 1998 Duke (1) NCAA Tournament 1999 Duke (1) NCAA Fina Four (Finaist) 2000 Duke (1) NCAA Tournament 2001 Duke (t1) NCAA Champion 2002 Duke (2) NCAA Tournament 2003 Duke (t2) NCAA Tournament 2004 Duke (1) NCAA Fina Four (Semifinaist) 2005 Duke (3) NCAA Tournament 2006 Duke (1) NCAA Tournament 2007 Duke (t6) NCAA Tournament 2008 Duke (2) NCAA Tournament 2009 Duke (t2) NCAA Tournament Career Record (34 years) (.752) Duke Record (29 years) (.779) ACC Record (.693) ACC Tournament Record (.730) NCAA Tournament Record (.763) STAFF PAGE 35

4 Duke featured the schoo s youngest team in more than 60 years in the season with 10 of the 12 payers on the roster being either freshmen or sophomores. Despite the youth, the squad recorded a record and reached the NCAA Tournament. Coach K recorded his 700th career victory at Duke against Georgia Tech, making him the second-fastest coach in NCAA history to record 700 wins at one schoo. Coach K had the Bue Devis among the top teams in the nation during the campaign as the team won 22 of its first 23 games. Krzyzewski became ony the sixth head coach to reach 800 career wins with a victory at N.C. State. Duke woud go on to finish the year 28-6, reaching the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive season. DeMarcus Neson was named the ACC Defensive Payer of the Year and a third team A-America, whie Kye Singer was the ACC Rookie of the Year and a Freshman A-America. In , Coach K ed Duke to a 30-7 record, the schoo s 10th 30-win season, and to the ACC Tournament championship. The Bue Devis advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16 and reached a No. 1 ranking in the midde of the season. Gerad Henderson was a first team A-ACC performer whie the team featured four payers with over 1,000 career points in Henderson, Greg Pauus, Jon Scheyer and Kye Singer. On the court, Coach K has averaged more than 25 wins a season during his career at Duke and posted win seasons, incuding 30 or more victories in seven of the ast 12 years. Krzyzewski s win seasons are the most by any coach in coege basketba history. He has directed his teams to 10 Fina Fours, third-most by any coach in NCAA history. Since 1985, Krzyzewski has 71 NCAA Tournament victories, 16 more than the next-cosest active coach (North Caroina s Roy Wiiams has 55 NCAA wins during this period). His 71 NCAA victories stand as the a-time record, six better than the tota of 65 amassed by Dean Smith. By virtue of the 2004 Fina Four berth, every Duke cass from 1986 to 2008 except three (1998, 2008 and 2009) has payed in at east one Fina Four. Incrediby, 61 of 69 payers who have competed four years of eigibiity at Duke since 1986 have payed in the Fina Four, with 56 of those payers having payed in at east one NCAA Championship game. Obviousy, Coach K has put a recruiting pan in motion that attracts the nation s best payers each year. Six members of this year s Duke team earned McDonad s A-America accoades as prep stars, incuding freshmen Ryan Key and Mason Pumee. Joining the rookies are Jon Scheyer, Kye Singer, Noan Smith and Lance Thomas. There was no magic wand, said Krzyzewski, a past president of the NABC. It was a matter of hard work and organization and a itte bit of uck. We had a pan and we stuck to it. In many ways it may have been better that there wasn t an abundance of taent when we arrived. If that had been the case, we may have taken certain things for granted instead of buiding a soid foundation. Coach K Quick Facts Born High Schoo Michae Wiiam Krzyzewski February 13, 1947 Chicago, I. Weber High Schoo Chicago, I. Coege Career Three-year etterman Army, Coege Degree B.S., U.S.M.A. June, 1969 Coege Honors Team Captain, Second-Team A-NIT, 1969 North-South Game, 1969 Miitary Service Army Officer, Resigned as Captain, 1974 Mike Krzyzewski Coaching Career Head Coach Service Teams, Head Coach, U.S.M.A. Prep Schoo (Fort Bevoir, Va.), Graduate Assistant Coach, Indiana University, Head Coach, United States Miitary Academy, Head Coach, Duke University, 1980-present Coaching Honors NABC District II Coach of the Year, 1977 Metropoitan New York Basketba Writers Coach of the Year, 1977 Head Coach, Nationa Sports Festiva, 1983 NABC District III Coach of the Year, 1984, 1992, 1994 ACC Coach of the Year, 1984, 1986, 1997, 1999, 2000 Nationa Coach of the Year 1986, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 U.S. Head Coach, Word University Games, 1987 U.S. Head Coach, Word Championships and Goodwi Games, 1990 U.S. Assistant Coach, Oympics, 1992 President, NABC, Naismith Memoria Basketba Ha of Fame inductee, 2001 Named America s Best Coach by Time/CNN, 2001 Caire Bee Coach of the Year, 2004 U.S. Senior Nationa Team Head Coach, USA Basketba Nationa Coach of the Year, 2006, 2007, 2009 USBWA District III Coach of the Year, 2008 Army Sports Ha of Fame inductee, 2009 When things got tough, I aways remembered something Vic Bubas tod me just after I had come to Duke, recaed Krzyzewski. He said, When you are buiding something that is going to be reay strong, it takes time. That gave me encouragement. Numerous Honors Athough he has earned neary every award imaginabe, Krzyzewski was rewarded with the utimate honor in basketba in 2001 when he was inducted into the Naismith Memoria Basketba Ha of Fame. He entered the Ha of Fame with Tempe coach John Chaney and former NBA star Moses Maone. On September 11, 2009, Krzyzewski was inducted into the Army Sports Ha of Fame. A specia paque unveiing ceremony was hed in the Kenna Ha of Army Sports inside Kimsey Center. TIME magazine and CNN named Krzyzewski America s Best Coach in 2001 as part of a joint venture between the two media outets. The criteria for the seection was not imited to any sport or any eve of pay. No coege hoops coach has won more in the past two decades, wrote Josh Tyrangie of TIME, and Krzyzewski has accompished a this with a program that turns out rea-dea schoar athetes kids who go to cass, graduate and don t mind teing everyone about it. In a, Coach K has been named the Nationa Coach of the Year 12 times in eight different seasons by major organizations, incuding UPI and Chevroet (1986), Naismith (1989), the NABC (1991), The Sporting News and Naismith (1992), Basketba Times (1997), the NABC and Naismith (1999), Chevroet (2000) and the Victor Awards (2001). In 2004, he was named the Caire Bee Coach of the Year that honors the active Division I men s basketba coach who has made the most significant positive contribution to his sport during the preceding year. As head coach of the U.S. Senior Nationa Team from , Krzyzewski ed USA Basketba to a god meda in the 2008 Beijing Summer Oympics. He has aso been named the USA Basketba Coach of the Year in 2006, 2007 and In 1992, The Sporting News named him the Sportsman of the Year, becoming the first coege coach to win the honor. The magazine said, On the court and off, Krzyzewski is a famiy man first, a teacher second, a basketba coach third, and a winner at a three. He is what s right about sports... Coach K has been voted the ACC Coach of the Year five times, most recenty in His five ACC Coach of the Year awards are second a-time among the coaching giants of the eague. In ceebration of the eague s 50th anniversary in , the Raeigh News and Observer named Krzyzewski the best coach in ACC history. His payers know how specia their coach, mentor and friend is. I payed for the greatest coege coach of a-time, said Shane Battier, one of the most decorated payers in the history of the game. It was an amazing journey. Coaching Record overa (34 years) at Duke (29 years) NCAA Tites 1991, 1992, 2001 ACC Reguar Season Tites 1986, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2006 ACC Tournament Tites 1986, 1988, 1992, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009 Famiy Wife Daughters Caro (Mickie) Marsh Debbie Savarino (39) Lindy Frasher (32) Jamie Spatoa (28) Grandchidren Joey Savarino (11/16/99) Michae Savarino (3/26/01) Caryn Savarino (11/21/03) Emeia Savarino (11/21/03) Quin Frasher (7/26/06) Remington Frasher (5/22/09) STAFF PAGE 36

5 Mike Krzyzewski Two-time Nationa Payer of the Year Jason Wiiams echoed Battier s sentiments: It s a dream to pay for a guy ike that a guy who s just a rock, who beieves in you every second you re on the court. I ove Coach K. I d run through a brick wa for him. In 2005, Krzyzewski became the youngest recipient of the Distinguished Graduate Award at the United States Miitary Academy. Success On and Off the Court When Coach K came to Duke in the spring of 1980, he found a program that was searching for strong eadership and a rebirth of the success that Bue Devi fans had come to know and ove. As he enters his 30th season at the hem, the numbers more than prove the faith that former athetic director Tom Butters put in the young, unproven coach to assembe a basketba program consistenty ranking in the upper echeon of the country. Krzyzewski runs a quaity program from top to bottom, from the payers he recruits to the performance of his teams on the foor, year in and year out. I want Duke basketba to be good on a continuing basis, said Krzyzewski. A aong it has been my goa to give Duke a program that wi ast, one that wi be nationay ranked and worthy of postseason pay every year. No words can better describe the basketba program he has estabished at Duke University. Krzyzewski has ed his Bue Devis to overwheming success whie buiding a program that wi continue to fourish in the years to come. The term student-athete is used over and over in coege athetics, but the Duke basketba team truy exempifies the idea. During Krzyzewski s time with the Bue Devis, a but two Duke payers that payed four seasons have graduated. The Coaching Tree Sustained success under Mike Krzyzewski has presented coaching opportunities for severa of his former payers and assistant coaches from both Army and Duke. In a, six of Coach K s former payers and assistants are head coaches at the Division I eve: Tommy Amaker (Harvard), Mike Brey (Notre Dame), Jeff Cape (Okahoma), Johnny Dawkins (Stanford) and Mike Dement (UNC Greensboro). In addition, severa others are assistant coaches at the Division I eve, incuding four former payers who are Duke s associate head coaches Steve Wojciechowski and Chris Coins, assistant coach Nate James and graduate assistant/head team manager Chris Carrawe. Coach K and Internationa Basketba Krzyzewski has been a prominent figure on the Internationa Basketba scene throughout his career. On Juy 21, 2009, he resumed his roe as head coach of the USA Basketba Men s Senior Nationa Team program through When you have a good thing going you don t mess with it. Mike and the staff did an incredibe job ast quad and he is more than entited to have another run at it. I ve said it over and over, he was the right guy at the right time and that is sti true, said Jerry Coangeo, who served as the Managing Director of the USA Basketba Men s Nationa Team program. In the summer of 2008, Krzyzewski guided the USA squad to a god meda at the 2008 Oympic games in Beijing, China. Team USA recaimed Oympic god with a victory over Spain in the championship game, whie aso changing a negative perception of basketba in the United States aong the way. Team USA averaged 106 points per game and posted an average margin of victory of 27.9 points per game. It has been tagged as the most sefish basketba nation on Earth, but the U.S. showed teamwork and intensity normay not seen at any pace other than, say, Duke University, said Los Angees Times coumnist Bi Paschke during Team USA s god meda run in Coach K aso ed the USA squad to a god meda in the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship, posting a 10-0 record and winning by an average of 39.5 points per game. They defeated Argentina in the god meda game to automaticay quaify for the 2008 Oympics. In his first competition as head coach of the program, Krzyzewski ed a team that incuded former Duke standouts Eton Brand and Shane Battier to an 8-1 record and a bronze meda finish at the 2006 FIBA Word Championship in Japan. Krzyzewski aso supports his payers efforts to participate in internationa basketba with severa former payers competing in various internationa tournaments, incuding 2004 and 2008 USA Oympic Team member Caros Boozer. Six of Krzyzewski s former payers have competed for three different countries in the Oympics. Sheden Wiiams, who ed the U.S. team to an 8-0 record and a god meda at the Word University Games in Turkey in 2005, was named the USA Basketba Mae Athete of the Year. In 2001, Chris Duhon earned the same honor after eading the Word Championship for Young Men Team to the god meda in Japan. Current payers Seth Curry, Ryan Key, Mason Pumee, Jon Scheyer, Lance Thomas and Brian Zoubek have USA Basketba experience. Krzyzewski has aways been an active part of USA Basketba in various roes, serving as past chairman of the Payer Seection Committee for a of the United States teams, incuding the 1991 Pan Am and 1992 Oympic teams. Coach K was an assistant to Chuck Day (a former Duke assistant coach) at the Oympics and won the god meda in Barceona with the Dream Team. Christian Laettner was a member of that team, whie 1994 graduate Grant Hi was a part of Dream Team II in Atanta. Coach K was the USA head coach in 1990 when he ed the Americans to a bronze meda at the Word Championships and a siver meda at the Goodwi Games in Seatte. He aso paced the USA to a siver meda at the 1987 Word University Games and was a specia assistant to Bob Knight at the 1984 Oympics. In addition, he has had previous coaching duties at the Nationa Sports Festiva (god meda in 1983) and Pan Am Games. Prior to Duke Krzyzewski s teams take nothing for granted on the court. The core of their success is pressure man-to-man defense, deveoped over the years with hard work in practice, commitment to exceence and attention to detai. Coach K s payers beieve in their system and know that when they win, it is argey because of exceent team defense. Mike Krzyzewski & Internationa Basketba Mike Krzyzewski has been a driving force in the USA s internationa basketba deveopment program and wi continue to be in the years ahead. Here s a ist of his internationa coaching and administrative experience: The Krzyzewski Famiy - Front Row (L-R) Michae Savarino, Joey Savarino, Emeia Savarino, Caryn Savarino, Quin Frasher; Back Row (L-R) Peter Savarino, Debbie Savarino, Mickie Krzyzewski, Mike Krzyzewski, Lindy Frasher, Remington Frasher, Steve Frasher, Chris Spatoa, Jamie Spatoa Pan American Games, 1979 Assistant Coach Nationa Sports Festiva, 1983 Head Coach U.S. Oympic Team Trias, 1984 Assistant Coach Summer Oympics, 1984 Specia Assistant Word University Games, 1987 Head Coach USA Basketba Games Committee, Member Goodwi Games, 1990 Chairman, Payer Seection Subcommittee Goodwi Games, 1990 Head Coach FIBA Word Championships, 1990 Head Coach Summer Oympics, 1992 Assistant Coach USA Basketba Men s Senior Nationa Team, Head Coach Summer Oympics, 2008 Head Coach USA Basketba Men s Senior Nationa Team, Head Coach STAFF PAGE 37

6 Mike Krzyzewski Most NCAA Fina Four Appearances Head Coach Years 1. John Wooden, UCLA Dean Smith, North Caroina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Denny Crum, Louisvie 6 Adoph Rupp, Kentucky 6 Most NCAA Tournament Wins Head Coach Wins 1. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Dean Smith, North Caroina Roy Wiiams, Kansas & North Caroina John Wooden, UCLA Lute Oson, Iowa & Arizona 45 Jim Cahoun, Northeastern & Connecticut Bobby Knight, Indiana & Texas Tech 43 Highest NCAA Tournament Winning Pct. Head Coach W L Pct. 1. John Wooden, UCLA Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Biy Donovan, Forida Roy Wiiams, Kansas & North Caroina Rick Pitino, four schoos Tom Izzo, Michigan State His discipined, mentay tough teams coud be seen as an outgrowth of Coach K s own upbringing. He went to West Point, N.Y., to enro in the U.S. Miitary Academy and receive a quaity education, pay basketba and become an officer in the Army. From , Krzyzewski served his country. He directed service teams for three years and then foowed that up with two years as head coach of the U.S. Miitary Academy Prep Schoo in Bevoir, Va. In 1974, he resigned from the Army having attained the rank of Captain. When Krzyzewski was just 26, Bob Knight, his former coach at Army, caed and offered him a graduate assistant sot at Indiana University. That 1975 squad posted an 18-0 Big Ten mark and a 31-1 record. Prior to joining the Duke program, Krzyzewski spent five years buiding the program at his ama mater in West Point. He ed the Cadets to one NIT berth, one ECAC payoff appearance and a five-year record of Community Service Krzyzewski and his payers are mode representatives of Duke. Coach K invoves himsef in the community, incuding being a current chairman of the Duke Chidren s Mirace Network Teethon and assuming vita roes at the Duke Chidren s Cassic, the Jimmy V Foundation for Cancer Research and the NABC Foundation (current president). In 2000, he was named the first recipient of the GTE Reads with the NABC Literacy Champion Award. In honor of Krzyzewski s seection, GTE (now Verizon) donated $10,000 to support Duke Athetics iteracy program, Verizon Read with the Bue Devis. He aso serves as the chairman for the Emiy Krzyzewski Famiy Center, a oca community center near the Duke campus. Four summers ago, severa of Duke s former basketba stars, incuding Grant Hi, Christian Laettner, Shane Battier, Mike Duneavy and Danny Ferry, returned to campus for the second annua Duke A-Star Charity Hoopa, hed in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The game and surrounding events heped raise significant funds for the Duke/ Durham Neighborhood Partnership and the Emiy K Center, which is named in honor of Coach K s mother. In 2003, Krzyzewski aunched the K Academy, a summer fantasy camp to assist with severa Duke basketba projects, incuding the schoarship endowment fund. Krzyzewski and his entire famiy, wife Mickie and daughters Debbie (39), Lindy (32) and Jamie (28), have been invoved in campaigns to stay in schoo and against acoho, drug abuse and drunk driving. Coach K and the Duke Community The students at the university are aso an important part of Coach K s ife. He appreciates their support and often finds a way to incude the students, especiay those camped out in Krzyzewskivie, a tent community erected each season outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium for students wanting to get a head start on securing entrance to games. He has been known to treat the fans camping out for days, or even weeks, to a pregame strategy session in Cameron or to buy them pizzas whie they wait in ine. He knows that the unique reationship between his team and the student body is what makes Duke specia. The Cameron Crazies are regarded as some of the best fans in a of sports. The university aso recognized his vita roe on campus, awarding him Duke s highest honor the Meda of Honor at the University Founders Day Convocation in In September 2001, Krzyzewski and his wife Mickie created the Krzyzewski Famiy Schoarship Endowment for Duke students from the Caroinas. The $100,000 schoarship, the resut of the Krzyzewskis gift and additiona funds from The Duke Endowment of Charotte, wi provide assistance to undergraduates from North and South Caroina. Mickie and Mike Krzyzewski both do so much for our university, said former Duke President Nan Keohane foowing the gift. Their many contributions to our athetic program are we known, and their support of undergraduate academic and residentia ife at Duke shoud be, as we. During the fa of 2002, Coach K received an Honorary Aumnus Award from the Duke Medica Center for his contributions to the Duke Chidren s Heath Center. Krzyzewski and his famiy have made the center a foca point in their efforts to raise the standard of cinica care for chidren. Coach K: Author Add another piece to Krzyzewski s aready impressive resume bestseing author. Coach K has co-authored two books with Texas writer Don Phiips pubished by Warner Books. Leading with the Heart, emphasizing Krzyzewski s successfu strategies for basketba, business and ife, was reeased in It reached the New York Times best-seer ist. The story of Duke s 2001 nationa championship season, Five-Point Pay, was reeased in the fa of The book reives Duke s journey toward the 2001 NCAA tite, the schoo s third in an 11-year span. Krzyzewski aso co-wrote a book with Duke Sports Ha of Famer Bi Bri entited A Season is a Lifetime foowing the 1992 nationa championship. Foowing the 2008 Oympics, Krzyzewski and his daughter Jamie K. Spatoa co-authored their second book together, tited THE GOLD STANDARD: Buiding a Word-Cass Team. The book was reeased on Apri 6, 2009 and featured Coach K s guide to team buiding, iustrated with experiences from his three years coaching the team that woud utimatey win Oympic god. Krzyzewski and his daughter Jamie aso wrote Beyond Basketba: Coach K s Keywords For Success, which was reeased in October, Weeks Ranked No. 1 Among Active Coaches Head Coach Weeks No. 1 (AP) 1. Mike Krzyzewski Roy Wiiams Lute Oson 29 Jim Cahoun Bruce Weber 15 A-Americas Among Active Coaches Since 1985 Head Coach A-Americas 1. Mike Krzyzewski Roy Wiiams Jim Boeheim 15 First, second or third team seections incuded; AP, NABC, Sporting News, UPI, USBWA Nationa Payers of the Year Among Active Coaches Head Coach Payers of the Year 1. Mike Krzyzewski 9 2. Roy Wiiams 3 3. Rick Barnes 2 AP, NABC, Naismith, Rupp, USBWA, UPI, Wooden NBA Lottery Picks Among Active Coaches Head Coach Lotto Seections 1. Mike Krzyzewski Roy Wiiams Jim Cahoun Lute Oson 8 5. Biy Donovan 5 Steve Fisher 5 STAFF PAGE 38

7 March 18, 1980 Mike Krzyzewski is introduced as Duke s head basketba coach. Nov. 29, 1980 Krzyzewski wins his first game as Duke s coach, over Stetson. Jan. 21, 1981 A win at N.C. State gives Krzyzewski his first victory against ACC competition. Gene Banks pays 40 minutes for Duke, scoring a game-high 23 points on 9-of-14 shooting. Feb. 15, 1984 Duke wins its first game as a ranked team under Coach K, over Stetson, and gets its first 20-win season since David Henderson scores 18 points, making a six fiedgoa attempts and a six fou shots. March 10, 1984 A victory over North Caroina, aided by four David Henderson free throws, gives Krzyzewski his first win over a topranked team and his first trip to the ACC Tournament tite game. Feb. 27, 1985 Duke beats Cemson, 90-73, in Durham, to give Krzyzewski his first winning season in the ACC (8-6). Johnny Dawkins scores 19 points, making 8-of-10 fied goa attempts and a three of his fou shots. March 15, 1985 A victory over Pepperdine gives Krzyzewski his first victory in the NCAA Tournament. David Henderson scores 22 points and Johnny Dawkins nets 21. Feb. 26, 1986 Paying as the No. 1 team for the first time under Krzyzewski, Duke beats Cemson, 77-69, to set a schoo record for most victories in a season (28). Johnny Dawkins scores 27 points on 11-of-16 shooting. March 2, 1986 An victory over North Caroina gives Duke its first ACC reguar season tite since 1966 and its first perfect home record (15-0) since March 7, 1986 Duke beats Wake Forest, 68-60, in the first round of the ACC Tournament to give Krzyzewski his first 30-win season. March 9, 1986 A win over Georgia Tech gives Krzyzewski his first ACC Tournament championship. March 23, 1986 Duke beats Navy, 71-50, to send Krzyzewski to his first Fina Four. Johnny Dawkins scores 28 points, and Duke overcomes a 23-point, 10-rebound effort by David Robinson. March 29, 1986 A win over Kansas puts Krzyzewski in his first nationa championship game and makes Duke the first team in NCAA history to win 37 games in a season. The Bue Devis imit Kansas A-America Danny Manning to four points on 2-of-9 shooting. March 31, 1986 Louisvie beats Duke, 72-69, to deny the Bue Devis the nationa championship. Duke finishes 37-3, setting schoo records for wins and winning percentage (.925). March 13, 1988 A win over North Caroina gives Krzyzewski his second ACC Tournament tite. March 26, 1988 Duke upsets No. 1 Tempe, 63-53, to send Krzyzewski to his second Fina Four. Kevin Strickand and Danny Ferry combine for 41 points. The Bue Devis imit the Ows to 28.6 percent shooting. Mike Krzyzewski Apri 2, 1988 Kansas hands Duke a defeat in the nationa semifinas before a partisan Jayhawk crowd in Kansas City. The Bue Devis finish the year with a 28-7 record. Nov. 19, 1988 Duke opens a season as the nation s top-ranked team for the first time under Krzyzewski, beating Kentucky, March 26, 1989 An victory over Georgetown sends Duke to the Fina Four for the second straight season. Apri 1, 1989 Seton Ha beats Duke in the nationa semifinas in Seatte, 95-78, overcoming an 18-point first haf deficit and 34 points by Nationa Payer of the Year Danny Ferry. The Bue Devis, who finish 28-8, set a schoo record for highest fied-goa percentage for a season (.537). Feb. 12, 1990 A rout of Stetson makes Krzyzewski the first Duke coach with seven 20-win seasons in a row. March 16, 1990 Duke beats Richmond in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, 81-46, making Krzyzewski the Bue Devis winningest coach with 227 victories. Coach K aso gets his 300th career victory. March 24, 1990 Duke becomes the seventh schoo to earn three straight Fina Four trips, beating Connecticut, 79-78, on a 15-foot shot at the buzzer by Christian Laettner. March 31, 1990 A victory over Arkansas sends Krzyzewski into his second NCAA tite game. Apri 2, 1990 UNLV defeats Duke, , to win the NCAA championship. The Bue Devis finish the season with a 29-9 mark. Feb. 27, 1991 Duke beats Cemson, 79-62, to finish 16-0 at home and set a record for most home victories in a season. March 3, 1991 An upset of North Caroina in Chape Hi gives Krzyzewski his second reguar season ACC championship. Bobby Hurey makes 4-of-6 three-point shots to finish with 18 points and tie Christian Laettner for high scoring honors. March 24, 1991 Duke s victory over St. John s enabes Coach K to join John Wooden as the ony men to coach in four consecutive Fina Fours. March 30, 1991 Duke upsets unbeaten UNLV, considered at the time the greatest team in coege basketba history, 79-77, to advance to the NCAA championship for the fifth time and avenge its 1990 oss to the Rebes. Apri 1, 1991 Krzyzewski s 336th career victory gives him his first nationa tite. Duke beats Kansas, Christian Laettner is named the most outstanding payer, scoring a game-high 18 points and going 12-for-12 from the fou ine. Feb. 1, 1992 Duke sets a schoo record for most consecutive wins to open a season (17), beating Notre Dame, March 15, 1992 A victory over North Caroina gives Duke its third ACC Tournament tite under Krzyzewski and avenges a 22-point oss to the Tar Hees in the 1991 tite game NCAA Champion Duke Bue Devis March 28, 1992 In perhaps the best coege basketba game in history, Christian Laettner hits a buzzer-beating jumper on a ong inbounds pass from Grant Hi, and Duke gets a overtime win over Kentucky to earn its fifth straight Fina Four appearance. Apri 6, 1992 Duke beats Michigan, 71-51, in front of a record crowd of 50,379 to join UCLA as the ony teams to repeat as nationa champions. The Bue Devis (34-2) become the first team since Indiana in 1976 to stay No. 1 from the preseason ranking through the postseason tournament. Summer, 1992 Krzyzewski is an assistant coach to Chuck Day on the U.S. Oympic team featuring Michae Jordan, Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. Christian Laettner is the one coegiate payer on the Dream Team, which wins the god meda in Barceona, Spain. Dec. 7, 1992 Duke s home victory over Northeastern gives Krzyzewski his 300th win as Duke s coach, three games into his 13th season. March 18, 1993 Duke s first round victory over Southern Iinois is the Bue Devis 13th straight win in the NCAA Tournament the second-ongest streak in history. March 20, 1993 Caifornia ends Duke s run of five straight trips to the Fina Four with an win in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Dec. 22, 1993 Krzyzewski gets his 400th career coaching victory, over Iowa. Jan. 10, 1994 Duke beats Brown, 89-71, in Durham, to earn its 100th victory over a four-year span, then a schoo record. March 2, 1994 Duke beats Maryand in Coege Park, 73-69, to give Krzyzewski his fourth reguar season ACC championship. March 26, 1994 Duke upsets Purdue, 69-60, to advance to the Fina Four for the sixth time in seven years. Coach K moves into third pace on the ist of most Fina Four appearances, traiing John Wooden (12) and Dean Smith (11). STAFF PAGE 39

8 Apri 2, 1994 Paying where it had ost in the second round of the ACC Tournament five games earier, Duke overcomes a 13-point deficit against Forida to advance to the NCAA tite game with a victory in Charotte. Cherokee Parks 11 points and 11 rebounds ead Duke to its fifth championship game under Coach K (fourth in five years). Apri 4, 1994 With President Cinton in attendance, Arkansas denies Duke its third championship in four years with a victory. Grant Hi has 12 points and 14 rebounds in his ast game for the Bue Devis, who go 28-6 for the season. Nov. 29, 1995 Duke beats UNC Greensboro, 71-57, to extend its schoo record for consecutive non-conference home wins to 95 games. Feb. 27, 1997 Duke beats Maryand, 81-69, in Durham, to give Krzyzewski his fifth reguar season conference championship. March 14, 1997 Krzyzewski gets his 400th win at Duke, improving his record to with a triumph over Murray State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Sept Duke recognizes Krzyzewski s eadership by awarding him its highest honor the University Meda of Honor for his many contributions to the schoo. Nov. 26, 1997 Duke upsets Arizona in the Maui Invitationa, 95-87, to give Krzyzewski his fifth victory against top-ranked teams the most by any active coach. Feb. 28, 1998 After watching his Bue Devis ray from a 17-point second haf deficit, Krzyzewski gets his 500th coaching victory and his second straight ACC reguar season championship with a home win over North Caroina. Coach K becomes the 76th coach to win 500 games as the Devis finish unbeaten at home and become the first team to win 15 conference games in a season. June 26, 1998 Duke christens the Michae W. Krzyzewski Human Performance Lab. Working with the atest in high-tech instrumentation, a mutidiscipinary team of orthopaedic surgeons and biomechanica engineers strive to better understand how musces, bones, tendons and igaments respond to the pressures of competition. Feb. 20, 1999 Duke ties a schoo record with its 36th straight home victory, a rout of Cemson. The Bue Devis go unbeaten at home for the second straight year and fifth time under Krzyzewski. Feb. 27, 1999 Duke beats North Caroina by 20 points in Chape Hi, 81-61, to become the first team to finish 16-0 in the ACC. The Bue Devis set a schoo record with their 24th straight victory and go unbeaten in the ACC for the first time since March 7, 1999 A victory over North Caroina gives Krzyzewski his fourth ACC Tournament tite. Duke wins its tournament games by an average margin of 25 points. The win caps a 19-0 ACC campaign for Duke. March 19, 1999 Duke beats Southwest Missouri State in the NCAA Tournament, 78-61, to post its 30th straight victory and schoo-record 67th win over two years. The Bue Devis win 35 games in a season for the second time under Krzyzewski. Mike Krzyzewski March 21, 1999 An victory over Tempe earns Duke its eighth Fina Four trip under Krzyzewski. March 27, 1999 Duke beats Michigan State, 68-62, to advance to the nationa championship game for the sixth time under Krzyzewski, who improves his record in the NCAA Tournament to to pass John Wooden for second pace on the a-time ist. The Devis improve to 37-1, tying their own NCAA record for most victories in a season. March 29, 1999 Connecticut stuns Duke, 77-74, in the nationa championship game. Though the Bue Devis fa shy of the tite, they achieve schoo records for highest winning percentage over a two-year period (.920) and for a singe season (.949). June 30, 1999 Duke becomes the first schoo in the history of the NBA Draft to have four payers from the same team Eton Brand, Trajan Langdon, Corey Maggette and Wiiam Avery seected in the first round. Brand, who became the first payer to be taken number one under Coach K, Langdon and Maggette were ottery picks. Nov The Duke Basketba Legacy Fund is founded. The Legacy Fund currenty has 30 partners making gifts of $1 miion or more to the program. The endowed fund wi provide fu support for one Duke payer each year. Jan. 22, 2000 Duke gets a win at Wake Forest, setting records with its 28th straight ACC reguar season victory and 49th ACC reguar season victory in a span of four years. The Bue Devis set a schoo record with their 15th straight ACC road win. Feb. 9, 2000 Maryand upsets Duke in Durham, 98-87, to end the Bue Devis 31-game ACC reguar-season winning streak, their 46-game home winning streak and their 26-game home winning streak against ACC teams. March 4, 2000 Duke beats North Caroina in Durham, 90-76, to give Krzyzewski his eighth ACC reguar season tite marking ony the second time the Bue Devis have won four straight reguar season conference championships. March 11, 2000 Duke beats Wake Forest in the ACC Tournament semifinas, 82-73, to set a schoo record with its 119th victory over a four-year span. The Devis advance to the eague championship game for the third year in a row and ninth time under Krzyzewski. March 12, 2000 Duke wins its second straight ACC championship and fifth under Krzyzewski, beating Maryand, March 24, 2000 Forida upsets Duke in the NCAA Tournament, Though the Devis finish one victory shy of a 30-win season, they post the highest winning percentage over a four-year period in schoo history (.859; ). Nov. 17, 2000 A victory over Vianova in Durham gives Krzyzewski his 500th win as Duke s coach. He becomes just the third coach to win 500 games at one schoo in 21 seasons or fewer. Foowing the win, Duke unveis Coach K Court. The words Coach K Court appear in two squares at both ends of the fabed Cameron court. March 4, 2001 Duke beats North Caroina in Chape Hi, 95-81, to become the first team to win at east a share of the ACC reguar season tite five years in a row. March 11, 2001 A victory over North Caroina gives Krzyzewski coaching victory No. 600 and his sixth ACC championship. March 24, 2001 With a victory over Southern Ca, Duke gives Krzyzewski his ninth trip to the Fina Four and sets a schoo record for wins over a three-year period (99). March 31, 2001 Duke overcomes a recordsetting 22-point first haf deficit in a victory over Maryand that sends Krzyzewski into his seventh nationa championship game. He becomes the first Duke coach to amass 100 wins in a span of just three seasons. Apri 2, 2001 Duke beats Arizona, 82-72, to make Krzyzewski the fourth coach to win three NCAA crowns. The Bue Devis become the second team since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams to win every tournament game by at east 10 points. Duke sets NCAA records for wins in a four-year period (133) and a-time NCAA Tournament winning percentage (76.8). May 30, 2001 In his first year of eigibiity, Krzyzewski is voted into the Naismith Memoria Basketba Ha of Fame. He joins Tempe s John Chaney and Texas Tech s Bob Knight as the ony active coege coaches to be enshrined. Sept. 5, 2001 Krzyzewski and his wife, Mickie, create the Krzyzewski Famiy Schoarship Endowment for Duke students from the Caroinas. The $100,000 schoarship provides assistance to undergraduates from North and South Caroina. Sept. 9, 2001 Krzyzewski is named America s Best Coach in any sport at any eve by CNN and TIME magazine. Oct. 5, 2001 Krzyzewski is inducted into the Basketba Ha of Fame. His coege coach, Bob Knight, is his presenter, and the pair share a tearfied reunion in the Springfied Civic Center. Nov. 14, 2001 The 54-year-od Krzyzewski signs a ifetime contract with Duke. Nov. 19, 2001 Duke opens the season ranked No. 1 in the country, the fourth time under Krzyzewski that it has started a season as No. 1. Jan. 31, 2002 Duke beats North Caroina by 29 points, 87-58, UNC s worst oss in the Dean Smith Center. The Bue Devis become the first team to win four straight games in Chape Hi, getting their highest margin of victory over the Tar Hees under Krzyzewski. Feb. 24, 2002 Duke ros over St. John s on Coach K Court, 97-55, to give Krzyzewski his fifth straight 25-win season and 12th overa. March 4, 2002 Duke routs North Caroina on Coach K Court, 93-68, to finish unbeaten at home (13-0) for the sixth time under Krzyzewski. March 10, 2002 Duke becomes the first schoo to win the ACC Tournament four years in a row, beating N.C. State for its seventh ACC championship under Krzyzewski. STAFF PAGE 40