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Duke consistently has four or five players who score in double digits each game, a feat unheard of in college basketball anymore. During its 14-point romp of North Carolina in the ACC regular-season finale, the Blue Devils had top scorers of 33, 25, 16, and 15 points. Even NBA teams would be hard pressed to maintain a distribution like that...
...UCLA forward Ed O'Bannon was the last player to win the Wooden Award in the same year his team won the NCAA title (1995). Three others have pulled the double feat: Louisville's Darrell Griffth (1980), Kansas' Danny Manning (1988) and Duke's Christian Laettner (1992). Michael Jordan was named the Wooden Award winner in 1984, two years after his North Carolina team won the national championship. UNLV's Larry Johnson won the Wooden Award in 1991, the year after the Runnin' Rebels were shocked by Duke in their bid to repeat as champions...
This week, the Crimson was unable to duplicate its feat, and came as close as 28-28. Harvard then hit the ball twice into the net to drop the game, 30-28, and the match...
...everybody gets to accomplish even one remarkable feat in their college basketball careers, but last week Harvard senior Dan Clemente won even more individual awards to put in his already well-stocked trophy case...
...hard-fought 2-2 tie with Princeton on Saturday left the Crimson's spot unchanged, but a little shuffling around the ECAC kept Harvard in third place, a feat remarkably predicted by the ECAC Media Preseason Poll back in September...