Matthew Hurt voted ACC's most improved player

[WNCFan1989]

All-ACC teams and regular season honors released, Duke's Matthew Hurt earns Most Improved nod

Duke sophomore Matthew Hurt was named the ACC's most improved player and to the All-ACC first team.

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[jeffrey236]

Good choice. I would have loved to see him win it again next year too!

 

[Laettner]

Agree

 

[Mac9192]

Offensively yes.

 

[timo0402]

Good choice. I would have loved to see him win it again next year too!

By averaging 35ppg?

 

[Voldukie]

Wendell Moore got 0 votes.....not improved. If there was a creative turnovers or ill advised 3 pointer category he would be All American

 

[GAAP]

That's total BS. I demand a recount. We all know players DO NOT improve while at Duke. I've read that here many times.

 

[denverexpat]

I would have thought Justin Champagnie would have been a good choice

 

[BOOGIEMAN1914]

I would have thought Justin Champagnie would have been a good choice

5 ppg and 4 rpg 1 mpg increase JC
9 ppg and 2 rpg 12 mpg increase MH

 

[denverexpat]

Champagnie led the ACC in rebounding at 11.1 per game and also in double-doubles with 13. He finished second in the league in scoring with an 18.4 points per game average. He was also amongst the league’s leaders in field goal percentage, blocks and minutes. Only major conference player to average a double-double....all depends on what is most valued i guess.

 

[BOOGIEMAN1914]

Champagnie led the ACC in rebounding at 11.1 per game and also in double-doubles with 13. He finished second in the league in scoring with an 18.4 points per game average. He was also amongst the league’s leaders in field goal percentage, blocks and minutes. Only major conference player to average a double-double....all depends on what is most valued i guess.

kid had a GREAT season!