Top Shooters in Duke Blue Devils History
The Duke Blue Devils have a storied legacy of exceptional shooting talent, particularly from beyond the arc, showcased at the iconic Cameron Indoor Stadium. This tradition has been pivotal in securing national championships and establishing dominance in the ACC.
Leading this elite group is JJ Redick, who played from 2002 to 2006. He holds the record for the most career three-pointers made at Duke with 457, achieving a remarkable shooting percentage of 40.6%. His contributions were instrumental in Duke's success during his tenure, including multiple ACC titles and Final Four appearances.
Shane Battier, known for his efficiency and clutch shooting, also ranks among Duke's finest. From 1997 to 2001, he made 246 three-pointers at an impressive 41.6% rate, playing a crucial role in Duke's 2001 national championship victory.
Another standout is Trajan Langdon, the "Alaskan Assassin," who played from 1994 to 1999. With a career three-point percentage of 42.6% and 342 three-pointers made, he set a high standard for future shooters at Duke while leading the team to the 1999 NCAA championship game.
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