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As of this year’s McDonald’s All-American Boys’ Games roster, released Tuesday, 1,106 high school seniors have earned the honor since its inception in 1977. He has 91 Duke Basketball names, the most of any program, and 8.2% of his total. .

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And the last time the Blue Devils were not on the roster was in 1984. This is his 39th straight year, at least he has one Duke he has basketball players, which is also a national record.

Updated here each year, the following list is chronologically ordered from Duke’s first McDonald’s All-American, Gene Banks, to the most recent (career points as Blue Devil in parentheses).

Duke Basketball’s past McDonald’s All-Americans:

1. 1977- gene bank (2,079 points as Blue Devil)

2. 1978- Vince Taylor (1,455 points)

3. 1982- Johnny Dawkins (2,556 points)

4. 1983- Tommy Amaker (1,168 points)

5. 1983- Martin Nesley (224 points)

6. 1985- Danny Ferry (2,155 points)

7. 1985- Quinn Snyder (848 points)

8. 1986- Allah Abdelnaby (1,137 points)

9. 1986- Phil Henderson (1,397 points)

10. 1987- Greg Kubek (717 points)

11. 1988- Christian Laitner (2,460 points)

12. 1988- Crawford Palmer (195 points)

13. 1989- bobby harley (1,731 points)

14. 1989- Billy McCaffrey (691 points)

15. Since 1990 Grant Hill (1,924 points)

16.1991- Cherokee Parks (1,643 points)

17. 1992- Chris Collins (1,091 points)

18. 1993- Joey Beard (21 points)

19. 1994- Trajan Langdon (1,974 points)

20. 1994- Ricky Price (1,026 points)

21. 1994- Steve Wojciechwski (687 points)

22. 1995- Tymon Domzarski (424 points)

23. 1996- Nate James (1,116 points)

24. 1997- Shane Battier (1,984 points)

25. 1997- elton brand (972 points)

26. 1997- Chris Burgess (367 points)

27. 1998- Corey Maggett (414 points)

28. 1999- Carlos Boozer (1,506 points)

29. 1999- Mike Dunleavy Jr. (1,371 points)

30. 1999- casey sanders (336 points)

31. 1999- Jay Williams (2,079 points)

32. 2000- Chris Duhon (1,268 points)

33. Since 2001 Daniel Ewing (1,595 points)

34. 2002- Sean Dockery (646 points)

35. Since 2002 Shabrik Randolph (580 points)

36. Since 2002 JJ Reddick (2,769 points)

37. Since 2002 Michael Thompson (27 points)

38. Since 2003 Luol Deng (558 points)

39. Since 2004 demarcus nelson (1,336 points)

40.2005- Eric Boateng (14 points)

41. 2005- Josh McRoberts (742 points)

42. Since 2005 Greg Paulus (1,193 points)

43. Since 2006 Gerald Henderson (1,262 points)

44. Since 2006 John Shear (2,077 points)

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45. Since 2006 Lance Thomas (647 points)

46. Since 2007 taylor king (186 points)

47. Since 2007 Kyle Singer (2,392 points)

48. Since 2007 Nolan Smith (1,911 points)

49. 2008- Elliott Williams (144 points)

50.From 2009 Ryan Kelly (949 points)

51.From 2009 Mason Plumlee (1,384 points)

52. Since 2010 Kyrie Irving (192 points)

53. Since 2011 Quinn Cook (1,571 points)

54. Since 2011 Marshall Plumlee (427 points)

55.From 2011 Austin Rivers (527 points)

56. Since 2012 Amir Jefferson (1,079 points)

57. Since 2012 Rashid Sulimon (902 points)

58.From 2013 Matt Jones (912 points)

59.From 2013 Jabari Parker (670 points)

60.From 2014 Grayson Allen (1,996 points)

61. 2014- Tyus Jones (461 points)

62. 2014- Jalil Okafor (657 points)

63. 2014- Justice Winslow (492 points)

64. 2015- Brandon Ingram (624 points)

65.2015- chase jeter (103 points)

66. 2015- Luke Kennard (1,147 points)

67. 2016- Marquez Bolden (334 points)

68. 2016- Frank Jackson (394 points)

69. 2016- Jason Tatum (488 points)

70. 2017- Wendell Carter Jr. (501 points)

71. 2017- Trevon Duvall (380 points)

72. 2017- Gary Trent Jr. (536 points)

73. 2018- RJ Barrett (860 points)

74. 2018- tore jones (809 points)

75.2018- cam reddish (485 points)

76. 2018- Zion Williamson (746 points)

77. 2019- Vernon Carey Jr. (552 points)

78. 2019- Matthew Hart (741 points)

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