he is an examplary college basketball player. Not the type that goes on to do incredible things in the nba, but the type of team player that makes everyone around him better

He was the leader of the team during the 03'04' season. He got them together, and gave them the encouragement they needed. Yes he isn't a big scorer, but he was wonderful not being selfish with the ball. Had a lot of assists. They miss him this year.

One of the most overrated players out of Duke.

sucks

Chris is one of the best players in college hoops and plays with the most heart and always gives it his all...even with badly brusied ribs. I don't know what Duke is going to do next year with out him he was the leader! And it makes me want to cry I'm just glad we got Shun Livingston!

The only reason he gets any media attention is because he plays at Duke University.

Has great potential...but what happened last year? I predict he'll have a breakout year next year.

It was hard to watch Duhon this year as he crumbled when given the opportunity to become the team leader. He never lived up to the hype as the go-to-guy once Williams, Dunleavy, and Boozer all bailed for the NBA. His shot was horriffic. I know he ended up leading the ACC in assists, but that was partly due to his lack of confidence in his shot and Coach K knew it. Averaged 9 points this year, up 1 point from last year when he was the 5th option. Daniel Ewing is now the man on that team, flying past Duhon who never felt comfortable holding the torch. Duhon is European bound.

Duhon is a still an awesome player even though he didnt have the best season...Duke will be good next year, State will be better:), JJ - hope you break your leg.

I saw a special on him and I was really impressed. I think he is a nice guy that is a good basketball player. I think he will really shine and step up his senior year

He was a good player in his career and had a chance to step up and be great this year, except he failed. He made too many mistakes, and was taken out of the starting lineup in midseason by Coach K. Dahntay Jones and J.J. Reddick became the go to guys for Duke, and Duhon faded into oblivion.