Duke's next Brotherhood Run opponent has been announced. The Harvard Crimson will travel to Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on the Blue Devils on Dec. 4, the schools announced Wednesday morning.
The matchup is set to honor former Harvard's head coach Tommy Amaker, who is a 2001 inductee into Duke's Hall of Fame.
Amaker has been at the helm in Cambridge since 2007 and has a record of 321-206 with the Crimson, appearing in four editions of the NCAA Tournament. Before taking the reins at Harvard, he was an ***** istant at Duke from 1988-97 before taking the head coaching job at Seton Hall in 1997. Amaker then served as Michigan's man from 2001-2007 before settling in with Harvard.
While at Duke, Amaker was named a third-team All-American and second-team All-ACC player in 1987 while averaging 12.3 points per game and being named Defensive Player of the Year.
When the news was announced, Duke head coach Jon Scheyer expressed his excitement to welcome back one of the legendary figures in program history.
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The matchup is set to honor former Harvard's head coach Tommy Amaker, who is a 2001 inductee into Duke's Hall of Fame.
Amaker has been at the helm in Cambridge since 2007 and has a record of 321-206 with the Crimson, appearing in four editions of the NCAA Tournament. Before taking the reins at Harvard, he was an ***** istant at Duke from 1988-97 before taking the head coaching job at Seton Hall in 1997. Amaker then served as Michigan's man from 2001-2007 before settling in with Harvard.
While at Duke, Amaker was named a third-team All-American and second-team All-ACC player in 1987 while averaging 12.3 points per game and being named Defensive Player of the Year.
When the news was announced, Duke head coach Jon Scheyer expressed his excitement to welcome back one of the legendary figures in program history.
#hall
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