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(#1) Grant Hill
- Small forward
1990 - 1994
NCAA Champion (1991, 1992)
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(#2) Christian Laettner
- Power forward, Center
1988 - 1992
NCAA Champion (1991, 1992)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (1991)
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(#3) J. J. Redick
- Point guard, Shooting guard
2002 - 2006
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(#4) Zion Williamson
- Small forward, Power forward
2018 - 2019
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(#5) Kyrie Irving
- Point guard
2010 - 2011
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(#6) Jay Williams
- Point guard
1999 - 2002
NCAA Champion (2001)
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(#7) Shane Battier
- Shooting guard, Small forward
1997 - 2001
NCAA Champion (2001)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (2001)
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(#8) Bobby Hurley
- Point guard
1989 - 1993
NCAA Champion (1991, 1992)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (1992)
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(#9) Jayson Tatum
- Small forward
2016 - 2017
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(#10) Elton Brand
- Power forward, Center
1997 - 1999
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(#11) Johnny Dawkins
- Point guard
1982 - 1986
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(#12) Carlos Boozer
- Power forward
1999 - 2002
NCAA Champion (2001)
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(#13) R.J. Barrett
- Shooting guard
2018 - 2019
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(#14) Marvin Bagley III
- Power forward
2017 - 2018
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(#15) Brandon Ingram
- Small forward
2015 - 2016
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(#16) Jabari Parker
- Power forward, Small forward
2013 - 2014
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(#17) Jahlil Okafor
- Center
2014 - 2015
NCAA Champion (2015)
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(#18) Mike Dunleavy, Jr.
- Shooting guard, Small forward
1999 - 2002
NCAA Champion (2001)
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(#19) Luol Deng
- Small forward
2003 - 2004
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(#20) Grayson Allen
- Shooting guard
2014 - 2018
NCAA Champion (2015)
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(#21) Danny Ferry
- Small forward, Power forward
1985 - 1989
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(#22) Kyle Singler
- Small forward, Forward, Power forward
2007 - 2011
NCAA Champion (2010)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (2010)
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(#23) Justise Winslow
- Small forward / Point guard
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(#24) Wendell Carter Jr.
- Power forward, Center
2017 - 2018
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(#25) Quinn Cook
- Guard
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(#26) Mason Plumlee
- Power forward, Center
2009 - 2013
NCAA Champion (2010)
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(#27) Trajan Langdon
- Shooting guard
1994 - 1999
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(#28) Seth Curry
- Guard
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(#29) Tyus Jones
- Point guard
2014 - 2015
NCAA Champion (2015)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (2015)
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(#30) Corey Maggette
- Shooting guard, Small forward
1998 - 1999
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(#31) Jon Scheyer
- Shooting guard, Point guard
2006 - 2010
NCAA Champion (2010)
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(#32) Rodney Hood
- Shooting Guard, Small Forward
2013 - 2014
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(#33) Luke Kennard
- Shooting guard
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(#34) Nolan Smith
- Point guard
2007 - 2011
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(#35) Mike Gminski
- Center
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(#36) Shelden Williams
- Power forward, Center
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(#37) Chris Duhon
- Point guard
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(#38) Jay Bilas
- Center
1982 - 1986
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(#39) Art Heyman
- Small forward, Guard
1960 - 1963
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (1963)
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(#40) Austin Rivers
- Shooting guard, Point guard
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(#41) Steve Wojciechowski
- Point guard
1994 - 1998
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(#42) Tre Jones
- Guard
2018 - 2020
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(#43) Gary Trent Jr.
- Shooting guard
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(#44) Gerald Henderson, Jr.
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#45) Gene Banks
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#46) Jeff Capel III
- Guard
1993 - 1997
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(#47) Miles Plumlee
- Power forward, Center
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(#48) Jeff Mullins
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(#49) Dahntay Jones
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#50) Cherokee Parks
- Power forward
1991 - 1995
NCAA Champion (1992)
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Since Mike Krzyzewski became the head coach of Duke University in 1980, the Blue Devils have reached the quarter-finals 12 times and won the NCAA championship 5 times. During this period, Duke University has emerged numerous basketball talents, including one of the NBA No. 1 pick Zion Williamson, and the third overall pick R.J. Barrett. Who do you think is the greatest Duke player in NBA history?
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