Career Rebounds

Rank	Player	#
1.	Mike Gminski	1242
2.	Christian Laettner	1149
3.	Randy Denton	1067
4.	Mike Lewis	1051@
5.	Danny Ferry	1003
6.	Gene Banks	985
7.	Ronnie Mayer	954#
8.	Bernie Janicki	923%
9.	Shane Battier	887
10.	Shelden Williams*	878
11.	Cherokee Parks	874
12.	Art Heyman	865
13.	Mark Alarie	833
14.	Carroll Youngkin	829
15.	Bob Fleischer	817
16.	Jeff Mullins	776
17.	Grant Hill	769
18.	Doug Kistler	756
19.	Carlos Boozer	724
20.	Jay Buckley	714
21.	Jack Marin	695
22.	Jay Bilas	692
23.	Alan Shaw	673
24.	Kenny Dennard	671
25.	Robert Brickey	649
26.	Junior Morgan	643
27.	Chris Carrawell	608
28.	Willie Hodge	605
29.	Mike Dunleavy	601
30.	Jim Newcome	600
31.	Antonio Lang	586
32.	Hack Tison	583
33.	Howard Hurt	575
34T	Greg Newton	550
34T	Johnny Dawkins	536
36.	Elton Brand	536
37.	Bob Riedy	535
38.	Erik Meek	520
40.	David Henderson	513
41.	Nate James	501
42.	Alaa Abdeldaby	494
43.	Chris Duhon	339
44.	Thomas Hill	488
45.	Dan Meagher	476
46.	Chris Redding	473
47.	Steve Vandenberg	458
48.	Jim Spanarkel	454
49.	Brian Davis	434
50.	Joe Belmont	420#

76.	J.J. Redick*	304

@ - ACC Records erroneously list Mike Lewis with 1061 rebounds. The Duke records correctly show Mike Lewis with 1051 rebounds.

# - Ronnie Mayer's and Joe Belmont's totals includes their Freshman season in which they played 25 and 22 games, respectively. Freshman eligibility in the 1952-53 season was permitted for schools with small student enrollment. The NCAA does not officially recognize statistics accumulated by freshmen prior to the 1972-73 season. Duke's official records include statistics from Ronnie Mayer's freshman season, but do not include statistics from Joe Belmont's freshman season.

% - Bernie Janicki's totals are based upon numbers from Duke athletic department. I have been unable to find independent confirmation of his statistics from the 1951-52 season.

The above list is complete for all ACC-era players and Ronnie Mayer, Bernie Janicki and Rudy D'Emilio, who each played in the Southern Conference-era. If anyone has confirmable information about other pre-ACC era Duke players I would be glad to add that information.