Duke University is set to host Harvard for the Brotherhood Run on December 4, welcoming back former Blue Devil Tommy Amaker. Amaker, an All-American player from 1983-1987 and a notable Duke assistant coach, will return to Cameron Indoor Stadium to lead Harvard against his alma mater. During his playing career, Amaker recorded milestones including 1,168 points and 708 assists, and has since gained recognition for his achievements at Harvard as head coach.

By the Numbers
  • Amaker played 138 consecutive games for Duke, a program record.
  • During his tenure at Harvard, Amaker has recorded 321 victories, the most by a head coach in program history.
State of Play
  • This matchup will be the first encounter between Duke and Harvard since 1991, with Duke leading the series 10-0.
  • Amaker is recognized for winning seven Ivy League championships and achieving NCAA Tournament success at Harvard.
What's Next

The game鈥檚 details including time, television, and ticket information will be released later. As the Brotherhood Run progresses, it will continue to celebrate former Duke players now leading other programs.

Bottom Line

The Brotherhood Run underscores Duke's legacy and commitment to its former players, blending nostalgia with competitive spirit as Amaker returns to Cameron, affirming the impact of Duke Basketball on his career.