[College Sports News]

Shelden Williams and J.J. Redick, who both starred at Duke from 2003-06 and are currently playing in the NBA, will have their respective jersey numbers retired at separate ceremonies this season. Williams' number 23 will be retired on January 28 and Redick's number 4 will be retired on February 4 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Williams and Redick Will Have Numbers Retired by Duke this Season

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Cool...now if he could jsut start shooting for the Magic...I saw him hit is first pro (regualar season) basket in person...he's hitting all of 36% from the field.

[Lefty Noob]

Even if he winds up being a bust as a pro, Redick will go down as one of the best in Blue Devils history.

Of course, as an Orlando resident (and most likely someone who has dozens of his NBA rookie cards), I'm sure that's not necessarily something you want to hear, eh, Gotham?

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Even if he winds up being a bust as a pro, Redick will go down as one of the best in Blue Devils history.

Of course, as an Orlando resident (and most likely someone who has dozens of his NBA rookie cards), I'm sure that's not necessarily something you want to hear, eh, Gotham?

You are soooo right my man...see Target basketball packs were see through this year and the rookies were on top, so I clean Orlando Targets out of Redick and Morrison rookies...so he better pan out.

[cwstech]

Duke graduates do not translate well into the NBA. The ones who leave early seem to do well after a few seasons, but the graduates rarely turn out to be great NBA players. I don't know what it is about the system there, but that has been the pattern over the years.

But, Morrison is doing great, you might want to hold onto that card. The Redick card would be good if you have a child who needs to make his bicycle sound like a motorcycle.