“The Encyclopedia of Duke Basketball is a balanced, comprehensive, and well-researched look a the first century of Duke University basketball.” — North Carolina Historical Review,
“[E]very Duke fan who still gets chills from remembering Bobby Hurley’s 3-pointer against UNLV in the ‘91 semis will want a copy of John Roth’s The Encyclopedia of Duke Basketball.” — Frank Dascenzo, Durham Herald Sun
“[M]agnificent. It’s a must-have for Duke fans.” — Duke Basketball Report,
“[M]ore than a coffee table book. It’s a reference book or historical media guide to the fourth power on college hoops in this region.” — Joel Buckley, Community Sports News
“[T]he best book available for Blue Devil basketball fans and sports historians.” — Bill King, Duke Basketball Report,
“[T]he ultimate reference on all things Duke basketball.” — NCAA Hoops Today,
“Beginning with the school's first game in 1906 (when it was still Trinity College) through the 2006 season, the book offers a thorough history of the men and women who have made Duke a roundball powerhouse. Not recommended for Carolina fans!” — J. Peder Zane, News and Observer
“Roth’s encyclopedia documents 101 years of Duke basketball with timelines, game reviews, and all the trivia a Duke fan could ask for.” — Duke Magazine,
“The ultimate reference source for Blue Devil fans. . . .” — Andrea Griffith, Our State
“You get a lot of bang for the buck in this concise reference guide on Duke Basketball. It is information overload in the best sense. John Roth has a winner here. . . . [I]t should be in every Duke fanatic’s library.” — Mark Watson, Blue Devil Nation