Award
& Highlight
High
School
High
school career with over 2000 points and 900 rebounds.
Named
a Parade Magazine Third Team All-American.
College
1990-91
Member,
NCAA Championship team.
Voted
to All-American Freshman team.
Selected
to All-ACC Freshman team.
Member,
USA National Team at Pan American Games.
1991-1992
Member,
NCAA Championship team.
UPI
Second Team All-American.
Second
Team All-ACC.
NCAA
All-Final Four Team.
Member,
USA Olympic Development Team.
1992-93
UPI,
USBWA Second Team All-American.
AP
Third Team All-American.
Henry
Iba Corinthian Award as nation¡s top defensive player.
First
Team All-ACC.
Led
Duke in scoring (18.0) and steals (64).
1993-94
Eighth
basketball player to have number retired by Duke University.
Unanimous
First Team All-American.
Finalist
for Naismith,Wooden, and RCA / USBWA National Player of the Year Awards.
National
Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) All-Tournament Team.
NCAA
Southeastern Regional MVP.
Atlantic
Coast Conference (ACC) Player of the Year.
First
Team All-ACC.
Led
Duke in scoring (17.4 per game), minutes (35.7), assists (176) and steals
(64).
1994-1995
Selected
with the third pick overall by the Detroit Pistons in the 1994 NBA Draft.
NBA
Co-Rookie of the Year Award, along with Jason Kidd.
First
rookie in NBA history to lead the league in All Star votes.
Selected
to the NBA All-Star Team.
1995-1996
Led
the NBA with 10 triple-doubles, and posted 32 double-doubles.
Started
in his second NBA All-Star game, once again leading the league in voting
with 1,358,004 votes, scoring 14 points in the game.
A
member of the Gold Medal winning Dream Team III at the 1996 Olympics in
Atlanta.
Named
the NBA¡s Player of the Week for the week ending March 17,1996.
1996-1997
Named
first team All-NBA for the first time in his career.
Totaled
a league-leading 13 triple-doubles (24 career triple-doubles).
Netted
a career-high 38 points at Milwaukee in the season¡¦s final
game on April 20, 1997.
Grabbed
a career-high 18 rebounds twice.
Scored
34 points while grabbing 15 rebounds and passing for 14 assists in a career-high
53 minutes at the LA Lakers on January 18, 1997.
Twice
named the NBA's Player of the Week (1/19 and 4/6).
Named
the league¡s Player of the Month (January).
Started
his third straight All-Star Game.
Winner
of the league¡s IBM Award
Selected
to the All-Interview first team.
1996
OLYMPICS
Gold
Medalist on the 1996 Dream Team at the Atlanta Games.
Averaged
9.7 points, 3.5 assists and 2.9 rebounds.
1997-98
Named
second team All-NBA.
Recorded
four triple-doubles this year
Totaled
a season-high 37 points and tied his career-high in steals with six in
44 minutes at Indiana on 1/14.
Tied
his career- high in assist with 14 in the Vancouver game on 11/9.
Only
the 15th player in modern NBA history to lead his team in points, rebounds
and assists.
Started
for the Eastern Conference in his fourth straight All-Star Game, totaling
15 points, three rebounds and five assists.
Named
to represent USA Basketball at the 1998 FIBA Men¡s World
1998-99
Named
second team All-NBA.
Poured
in a career-high 46 points (14-21 FG, 18-22 FT), grabbed 7 rebounds and
added 7 assists in a 106-103 win over the Washington Wizards on 2/8
Named
the 1998-99 NBA All-Interview Second Team
Led
the Pistons in scoring (21.1 ppg, 10th in the NBA), rebounds (7.1 rpg)
and assists (6.0 apg, 17th)
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