Duke Scoring List: Syracuse Update

Tre Jones passes Erik Meek, plus a Jay Bilas and Cherokee Parks mention

Wendell Moore Jr. (5 points, 108 total) passed Jack Boyd into 266 place. Moore also moved into a tie with Shelden Williams and Michael Gbinije for 94 on the Three Pointers List.

Cassius Stanley (15 points, 246 total) moved up 8 spots to 203 passing Warren Chapman, Mike Tissaw, Carl Sapp, Harold Morrison and Fred Kast and tying Herky Lamley. Stanley passed Kyrie Irving and tied Jordan Goldwire, Wendell Carter and Johnny Dawkins for 77 on the Three Pointers List. Stanley tied RJ Barrett and Chris Duhon for 80 on the Blocked Shots List.

Matthew Hurt (12 points, 238 total) moved up seven spots to 208 passing Red Kulpan, Doug McNeely, John Harrell, Warren Chapman and Mike Tissaw. Hurt also moved into a tie with Weldon Williams for 205 on the Duke Rebounding List. Hurt moved into a tie with Cherokee Parks for 63 on the Three Pointers List. Hurt tied Nolan Smith and Luke Kennard for 71 on the Blocked Shots List.

Jack White (3 points, 277 total) moved into a tie with Stu Yarbrough for 194. White also moved into a tie with Tyus Jones for 53 on the Three Pointers List. White tied Taymon Domzalski for 31 on the Blocked Shots List.

Vernon Carey Jr. (26 points, 374 total) moved up five spots to 166 passing Javin DeLaurier, Clyde Allen, Brad Evans, Fred Lind and Chris Burgess. Carey also passed Kevin Billerman, Marty Clark, Tate Armstrong and Josh Hairston and tied Jack Mullen for 149 on the Duke Rebounding List.

Javin DeLaurier (8 points, 359 total) moved past Fred Lind into 168. DeLaurier also passed Nolan Smith into 65 on the Duke Rebounding List.

Alex O’Connell (11 points, 392 total) passed Garland Loftis into 161. O’Connell also passed Shavlik Randolph, Randy Denton and Jay Bilas into 110 on the Duke Assists List. He also passed Marshall Plumlee and tied Doug McNeely for 87 on the Steals List.

Tre Jones (17 points, 623 total) passed Erik Meek into 120.


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