Chris Carrawell

Quick Facts

Full Name	Chris Carrawell
Occupation	Basketball Player
Date Of Birth	Nov 25, 1977(1977-11-25)
Age	47
Birthplace	St. Louis
Country	United States
Birth City	Missouri
Horoscope	Scorpio

Chris Carrawell Biography

Chris Carrawell is one of the most popular and richest Basketball Player who was born on November 25, 1977 in St. Louis, Missouri, United States. Chris Carrawell (born November 25 1977) is a former American pro basketball player most well-known by his All-American college playing career in the NCAA Division I at Duke University. The current position is assistant basketball coach with Mike Krzyzewski, his former coach at Duke.

Carrawell was chosen to the San Antonio Spurs in the second round (41st selection all-around) during the 2001 NBA draft. He played in Europe after graduating from Duke. He spent a time playing in Italy after which he returned to his home in the United States to play in the debut year of the D League with the Asheville Altitude. In 56 games with the Altitude the player was averaging 7.3 scores, 3.6 rebound and 1.8 assists over 22.9 minutes. For the next six seasons He participated with the teams of Lithuania with Kaunas, Germany, Australia for the Sydney Kings, the Philippines for the Alaska Aces, and the American Basketball Association. In the ABA He was awarded an award in the year 2006, the ABA Championship MVP Award, an ABA Championship (2006) as well as in 2006, the ABA Championship MVP Award. Carrawell quit from playing for the Netherlands in 2007, where his team finished in second place after being eliminated in finals of the championship.

Carrawell then spent four years at Duke in a variety of administrative roles. After being hired in 2007–08 as the Duke Athletics Outreach Coordinator, he became a graduate assistant and head team manager from 2008–2010 then became an assistant video coordinator and assistant strength and conditioning coach 2010–11. While serving as a special assistant to the Duke women’s team in 2011, the New Jersey Nets hired him to be an assistant coach to Bob MacKinnon Jr. for their NBA D League affiliate in Springfield, Massachusetts called the Springfield Armor. In 2014, Carrawell was hired to Marquette’s coaching staff under his former Duke teammate Steve Wojciechowski.

Strong enough and mobile enough to guard several positions, Carrawell was also a two-time All-ACC selection in his career with the Blue Devils. He is tied for 27th on the all-time scoring list at Duke with 1,455 career points and also ranks 14th in school history with 0.8 blocks per game and tied for sixth with 116 overall wins. Carrawell helped the Blue Devils to succeed in the ACC during his tenure, finishing his career with 66 conference victories, second most all-time by a Duke player. Along with teammate Nate James, he is one of only two players in ACC history to play on teams that won four straight ACC regular-season championships. He was the only player to play in each of Duke’s ACC-record 30 straight league wins. During Carrawell’s collegiate career, the Blue Devils compiled a record of 133–24, including a 58–6 mark in ACC play. In 136 college games, he averaged 10.7 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.3 assists in 26.1 minutes.

The boy was raised in an unforgiving inner-city community in northern St. Louis and growing in a family with no father (he met his father for the first time during 1999), Carrawell attended high school at the Cardinal Ritter Prep College in St. Louis. His teammates included the future NBA player Loren Woods as well as Jahidi White. For four years on the Cardinal Ritter varsity, he was the team’s leader, achieving an overall record of 80-13. This included an unbeaten streak of three years at home. In his sophomore year, he recorded an average of 19.4 per game, 10.1 rebounds, 5.4 assists, 5.5 steals and 2.8 blocks per game. Carrawell was an USA Today Top 40 All American going into his junior year, which saw him average 20.6 minutes and 10 rebound per game. Cardinal Ritter won the state’s Class A championship. The following year, Cardinal Ritter defended its state championship. Carrawell continued to lead the team by averaging 17.4 scores, 8.2 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game. Carrawell was named Conference player of the year twice. He also and earned Central Region honors as Gatorade Player of the Year and was named a Fourth- Team Parade All-American. He set school record for scoring (2,087) and rebounding (1,076) as well as assist (555). Cardinal Ritter made USA Today’s list of the most successful high school teams across the country twice throughout Carrawell’s college career.

Chris Carrawell Net Worth

Chris Carrawell is one of the richest Basketball Player from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Chris Carrawell 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

As a sophomore during the 1997-98 season Carrawell was mostly an reserve player, making ten starts in the 1997-98 season, when Duke scored a 32-4 record which placed them with a spot in the Elite Eight. Carrawell had scored double figures at 23 times was fourth among Duke’s scorers, scoring 10.1 score per game. He was doing well in two defeats against North Carolina, scoring 19 in the first game against UNC as well as 18 points in an ACC championship game. He was also fourth on the team for rebounding, scoring 3.1 each game with rebounds. Carrawell underwent offseason surgery to the left side of his shoulder prior the beginning of his sophomore season . He had to miss four games due to the lower back strain that he suffered.

Carrawell was able to contribute 9.9 score per game when he was an undergrad, playing in every game and assisting his team reach the Final Four in the 1998-99 season. He was ranked third for rebounds and had 130 assists, which was second on a squad that featured numerous potential NBA players. In the 1999-2000 season, which lasted 39 games, Carrawell started every game for an Duke team which was undefeated in the ACC and lost against the University of Connecticut in the 1999 championship game. Because of his performance the team was awarded Third-Team All ACC.

Carrawell was recruited by Duke University’s Mike Krzyzewski as the third most-prized piece of the class of 2000. He started 12 times out of the 31 games he appeared in during his freshman season (1996–97). He shot 57.6% from the field, averaging 5.5 points per game. He ranked third on the team in offensive rebounds with 47, and on a team that mainly featured perimeter shooting, led the team in dunks with 22. Some highlights as a Duke freshman in 1996–97 include Carrawell defending Wake Forest’s center Tim Duncan, blocking a key Wake Forest shot down the stretch and led Duke to the win.

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Why did Duke assistant not shake Hubert Davis hand?

The answer to why Davis snubbed the Duke coaches pregame can likely be explained by the large Blue Devils crowd. The following, from the Raleigh News and Observer, makes this all out to be a misunderstanding: “ Davis had to walk in front of the Duke bench to make his way from the locker room to UNC’s bench.

Who did not shake Hubert Davis hand?

North Carolina came away with a 94-81 win over their arch rivals, but that wasn’t where the rivalry stopped. Following the final buzzer, Duke assistant coach Chris Carrawell participated in the handshake line, but refused to shake the hand of North Carolina head coach Hubert Davis, who did extend his hand.

How long has Chris Carrawell coached at Duke?

Duke Blue Devils
Playing career| 2000–2007
Position| Shooting guard / Small forward
Coaching career| 2011–present
Career history

How much does Hubert Davis make?

Davis earns a total of $1.8 million annually to coach at UNC. Of that, $1.05 million is paid from the school ($400,000 in base salary, $600,000 in supplemental salary and a $50,000 expense account), $500,000 is from a media partnership with Learfield sports and $250,000 comes from Nike.

How much does Coach K make at Duke?

Mike Krzyzewski, Duke The 75-year-old coach has been coach at Duke since 1980, and he has led the school to five national championships. Krzyzewski, who has announced he is retiring at the end of the 2021-2022 season, makes $9.7 million in salary.