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Duke Basketball Coaches Clinic Registration & Order Form Duke Basketball Coaches Clinic Duke Basketball Office Box 90556 Durham, NC 27708-0556 Duke Basketball Coaches Clinic Registration & Order Form Each coach/guest needs a separate Registration Form. (Please make copies) Order Form Due to NCAA rules, only coaches may attend! Duke Coaches Clinic Registration Fee.....................$60 Players/children of any age cannot attend. Please Detach and Return to: Name Duke Coaches Clinic Duke Basketball Office Home Address Box 90556 City State Zip Durham, NC 27708-0556 (919) 613-7505 • Make Checks Payable to Deblin, Inc. Phone (H) (W) *Cash (with correct change) and Checks are the only accepted School forms of payment. MIKE KRZYZEWSKI CLINIC SCHEDULE Be sure to visit Duke University Head Basketball Coach Saturday, October 31st DukeBluePlanet.com Duke University Basketball and United States National Head Coach Mike Krzyzewski cannot be defined solely by those accolades reserved for Cameron Indoor Stadium for all the latest a highly successful sports coach. Indeed, Coach K has led the Blue Devils to information! numerous winning seasons, coached players who have produced superb 7:00 AM-12:00 PM Registration graduation rates, crafted a tremendous on-court legacy, and most recently led Team USA to Gold in the Beijing Olympics. However, the Hall of Famer 7:30-8:30 AM Juice & Coffee Available also sets the bar as a humanitarian of sport, an ambassador of education, a coach, a teacher, a friend, a family man, and a leader. Coach K is a superb clinician, communicator, motivator and strategist. His record speaks for 8:30 AM Intro & Practice Preview with Coach K itself. A winner of 833 games during his college coaching career, Coach K has led the Blue Devils to the pinnacle of college basketball. At Duke, Coach K 9:00-11:00 AM Practice I has won three national titles, reached 10 Final Fours, earned 25 NCAA Tour- 2009 COACHES CLINIC nament bids and 10 NCAA Tournament No. 1 seeds, and claimed the No. 1 11:00-11:30 AM Post-Practice Review with Coach K ranking in 14 different seasons (AP poll). He has also won 11 ACC Tournament Observe the 2009-2010 Duke Basketball Team From a titles and 11 ACC regular-season crowns. His 1992 national championship Comprehensive and Unique Insider's Perspective... squad is the last NCAA team to go wire-to-wire with the nation's top ranking. 11:30 AM-1:45 PM Lectures with Assistant Coaches *Concessions/Lunch Available in Cameron Courtyard The 2001 Blue Devils won 34 games en route to Duke's third all-time national • Interact with Coach K and his Coaching Staff championship. 1:45 PM Practice Preview with Coach K In addition to his many coaching accolades and successes, Coach K remains passionately committed to the development of young basketball • Designed for Coaches on All Levels players and to the game of basketball itself. He has served as the head 2:00-4:00 PM Practice II coach for USA teams in the World Championships, Goodwill Games, World • Detailed Practice Plans University Games, U.S. Olympic Festival, and most recently at the Olympics in Beijing. In 1992, Coach K was an assistant coach for the USA Olympic "Dream 4:00-5:00 PM Post-Practice Review/Q&A with Coach K • Fans Age 18 and Older Also Welcome to Attend Team" in Barcelona. He also served as President of the National Association of Basketball Coaches and is now a Board member for the iHoops youth 8:00 PM Evening Lectures & Videos • Included in Cost: basketball initiative. Coach K recently started his second four-year term as Coaches Shirt - Nike Notebook - Diagram Pad U.S. National Head Coach and enters his 30th year at Duke. *All events will take place in Cameron Indoor Stadium. • Players/Children of any age not permitted to THE COACH K ERA AT DUKE DIRECTIONS observe the clinic or practice sessions • Duke's all-time winningest coach Cameron Indoor Stadium • Basketball Hall of Fame inductee • U.S. National Head Coach (2005-2008) From the North: Take I-85 South to 15- 501 South in Durham. Follow 15-501 to REGISTRATION FEE... $60 • Three National Championships* West Campus/NC 751 exit and turn left. • 10 Final Fours* Turn left on Science Drive and take a right *You may register by mail or at Cameron when you • 71 NCAA Tournament wins* on Whitford Drive. arrive to attend the Clinic on October 31st. • 11 ACC Tournament championships* From the South: Take I-85 North to the • 11 ACC regular-season championships* NC 751/Duke University exit. Turn right *Check-in will be at Cameron's north entrance • 14 seasons ranked No. 1 (AP poll)* on 751 and follow it approximately three Associate Head Coach STEVE WOJCIECHOWSKI miles. Turn left on Science Drive and take (the Krzyzewskiville side). Steve Wojciechowski, a standout Duke point guard from 1994 through • 10 NCAA Tournament No. 1 seeds* a right on Whitford Drive. 1998, is in his 11th season coaching at his alma mater and was promoted • Nine National Players of the Year* *Cash (with correct change) and checks are the only to Associate Head Coach in 2008. Wojo, the 1998 National Defensive • Nine National Defensive Players of the Year* From the East: Take 1-40 West to the Player of the Year, is a member of the USA Basketball college selection 15-501 exit and turn right. Follow 15-501 accepted forms of payment. • 35 All-America Selections committee and has served as a coach at Pete Newell's Big Man Camp. * bypass to West Campus/NC 751 exit and Additionally, the All-ACC selection assisted the U.S. National Team *Indicates most all-time in NCAA history turn right. Turn left on Science Drive and *Receipts will be provided at check-in. from 2005-2008. *Indicates most among active coaches take a right on Whitford Drive. From the West: Take 1-40 East to I-85 North to the NC 751/Duke University exit. Turn Associate Head Coach CHRIS COLLINS right on 751 and follow it approximately three miles. Turn left to Science Drive and take HOTEL INFORMATION Chris Collins is now in his ninth season coaching at his alma mater and was a right on Whitford Drive. We have reserved a block of rooms at the Wyndham Hotel. These promoted to Associate Head Coach in 2008. Following his graduation from rooms will be held until October 15th. Identify yourself as a participant Duke in 1996, the All-ACC guard played professionally in Europe and then Wyndham Hotel in the Duke Basketball Coaches Clinic. After this date, all reservations served as an assistant coach for both the WNBA's Detroit Shock and Seton Hall. will be honored on a space-available basis. Collins worked with the U.S. National Team as well from 2005-2008. From RDU Airport: I-40 West to Exit 281 Miami Boulevard; exit right. Turn left into hotel driveway. The Wyndham Raleigh Durham - RTP Assistant Coach NATE JAMES 4620 South Miami Blvd 2001 Duke graduate and national champion Nate James joined the Duke Durham, NC 27703 coaching staff in 2008. The only player in history to win five ACC regular-season titles, James earned All-ACC honors his senior year. Duke was ranked No. 1 in 1-919-941-6066 four different seasons during James' career and earned four NCAA Tournament www.wyndham.com No. 1 seeds. A two-time Final Four participant, James played professionally in the U.S. and 11 countries overseas before returning to his alma mater. Hotel Clinic Rate (Single/Double) - $79.
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