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Wojo hired as Coach K's assistant

Quin Snyder takes Missouri job

Wojo back in town

Who will step up?

Wojo to play in Poland

Wojo at Campbell basketball camp

Battier's diary; another Wojo page

Wojo's Draft Profile

A clip for which you've been waiting

A Tribute to Wojo

This may be the last thing I put up on the page; I wanted to collect some pictures and quotes together to try to capture the essence of Wojo. I hope you like it:
A Tribute to Wojo.

Bethany

Ever wonder how Wojo's shot improved between his sophomore and junior years?

Wojo wins awards at Duke Basketball Banquet

Wojo led Desert Classic in assists

Wojo invited to another pre-draft camp

Another award for Wojo

Managing your time

Wojo goes to pre-draft camp

Wojo the Final Four analyst

Another Wojo page

Go to basketball camp with Wojo

3-point shooting contest

Kentucky ends Duke's season 86-84

Wojo finished his career with more steals than turnovers which is quite a remarkable feat. Only four ACC players in the 1996-97 finished their season with more steals than turvovers. His career turnovers are 202. His career assist-turnover ratio of 2.50 is 3rd best in ACC history and the best ever at Duke. His single season assist-turnover ration this year of 2.56-to-1 is the second highest in school history, only to himself last year. He also passed Jim Spanarkel's 1977 season and Quin Snyder's 1989 season record for steals, moving up to 5th place, tied with Christian Laettner's 1992 season steals.

Game quotes:

"My goal as a Duke basketball player was to return this basketball team to the status they had prior to coming to Duke. I feel that along with some of the other upperclassmen, we have been able to set the table for the future. We were so close to making it back to the Final Four that it really hurts, not just for me, but for my teammates and all the people who have believed in us for so long."
Wojo on his four years at Duke

"You have to do everything right to win big games like this. We didn't finish. But I think Kentucky won. I don't think we lost."
Wojo

"I said before the game I thought Wayne Turner is the most underrated guard in the country."
Wojo

"I enjoyed it. I hope he enjoyed it. What can I say? It's no big deal."
Wojo, on his scuffle with Jamaal Magloire

"I put my faith in the coaches for four years. My career turned out probably better than it should have. I wouldn't second-guess it at all. Watching from the sidelines I couldn't say hurt any worse than being in the ballgame. I thought Avery would make the shot."
Wojo, on whether or not he thought he should have been the game at the end

"I feel pretty empty right now. But this team accomplished a lot and ought to be proud. And when they do win championships, I'll always feel I was a part."
Wojo

Wojo played with emotion and intensity every minute he played for Duke. He is truly a special player and forever will be remembered at Duke. Thank you, Wojo, for putting your heart on the floor every day in practice and in every game.

Soul Man

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