2013-14 ACC Basketball Prospectus

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2013-14 ACC
2013-14
ACCBasketball
BasketballProspectus
Prospectus
15 Teams:
Boston College
Clemson
Duke
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Maryland
Miami
North Carolina
NC State
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
13 NCAA National Championships
22,151 All-Time Wins
336 NCAA Tournament Bids
532 NCAA Tournament Wins
85 Regional Finals
51 Final Fours
681 NBA Draft Picks
221 1st Round NBA Selections
3 Current Hall of Fame Coaches
Top 2 All-Time Winningest Coaches
Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse
On July 1, 2013, the Atlantic Coast Conference
celebrated its 61st birthday and grew to 15
schools when Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and Syracuse officially became members of the country’s
most prestigious basketball conference.
ACC by the Numbers
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Returning Starters
Boston College returns a league-high five starters from 2013 ... Steve Donahue’s Eagles are
only the fifth ACC team over the past six years
to return all five starters from the previous season ... as a league, the ACC welcomes back 44
starters from a year ago ... four schools - Florida
With the addition of the three schools, the ACC 26
State, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame and Wake Forin 2013-14 will feature:
NCAA title game appearances ... led by Duke’s est - return four starters ... in all, nine of the 15
10 appearances, seven teams have made it to the ACC teams return three or more starters.
uThree of the five active Division I coaches championship game at least once.
that are in the Naismith Memorial Basketball
Returning Starters by School
Hall of Fame - Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski, North 51
Carolina’s Roy Williams and Syracuse’s Jim Final Four appearances ... 11 of the 15 teams have ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14
3 4 4 0 4 5
Boeheim ... when Louisville’s Rick Pitino joins made it to the Final Four at least once, including Boston College
323323
the league’s coaching ranks in 2014-15, the ACC seven on multiple occasions ... there has been at Clemson
4 4 2 3 4 2
will have four of the five active Naismith Hall of least one team (currently in the ACC) in 24 of the Duke
Florida State
3 3 3 3 1 4
Fame coaches.
last 28 Final Fours.
Georgia Tech
3 3 2 2 5 4
Maryland
3 4 2 2 2 2
u Three of the four active Division I head 336
4 2 3 4 4 0
coaches with 700 or more wins - Duke’s Mike NCAA Tournament appearances ... four ACC teams Miami
4 1 1 5 1 3
Krzyzewski (957), Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim - North Carolina (44), Duke (37), Syracuse (36), North Carolina
3 2 3 3 4 1
(920) and North Carolina’s Roy Williams (700). Notre Dame (33) - rank among the top 10 team NC State
in NCAA Tournament appearances ... every league Notre Dame
4 2 3 2 5 4
3 1 4 2 2 3
uThree of the top five, four of the top 10 and member has appeared at least once in the NCAA Pittsburgh
Syracuse
2 2 4 2 3 3
five of the top 25 winningest programs in NCAA Tournament over the last seven years.
Virginia
3 5 3 4 3 3
Division I basketball history.
681
Virginia Tech
4 3 5 2 3 3
No.Team
Wins NBA draft picks, including 221 first-round selec- Wake Forest
5 3 1 3 2 4
1. Kentucky........................................2111 tions ... every ACC team has had at least one first
2. Kansas............................................2101 round selection.
Overall, 20 double-figure scorers, including
3. North Carolina....................... 2090
four of the ACC’s top 10 scoring leaders from
4.Duke................................... 2001 5,691
a year ago, are set to return to their respective
5.Syracuse.............................. 1874 All-time wins by the current ACC head coaches teams in 2013-14.
6. Temple...........................................1814 ... as a group, ACC head coaches are 5,691-2863
7. St. John’s.......................................1754 with seven national titles, 40 conference titles, Draft Happy
8. UCLA..............................................1753 245 NCAA Tournament victorties, 66 Sweet 16 The ACC led all conferences with eight players
9. Notre Dame.......................... 1748 appearances, 23 trips to the Final Four and 15 selected in the 2013 NBA draft .. led by Mary10. Indiana...........................................1719 title game appearances.
land’s Alex Len, the fifth overall pick, four ACC
11. Pennsylvania..................................1706
players were chosen in the first round and four
12. Louisville........................................1697 22,151
in the second round.
13. Brigham Young..............................1690 All-time wins by the 15 teams currently in the
14. Illinois............................................1690 ACC in 1,458 seasons of competition ... nine For the second time in four years, seven ACC
15. Utah................................................1685 of the 15 league members have 1,400 or more schools had at least one player drafted, with
16. Washington....................................1683 all-time wins, including two schools with 2,000 Duke leading the way with two selections.
17. Texas..............................................1675 or more victories.
18. Western Kentucky..........................1675
With its’ four first-round selections, the ACC ex19. Purdue............................................1658
tends its streak of having at least one first-round
20. Oregon State..................................1654
draft pick to 25 consecutive years (1989-2013)
21. Cincinnati.......................................1646
... over the past five years (2009-2013), the ACC
22. Arizona...........................................1645
leads all conferences with 27 first round drafts
23. Princeton........................................1636
picks; the Big East is second with 20, followed
24. West Virginia..................................1634
by the Big 12 (19), SEC (18), Pac-12 (16) and
25. NC State.............................. 1617
the Big Ten (9).
NCAA National Championships won by the 15
teams currently in the ACC ... North Carolina leads
the way with five national titles, followed by Duke
(4), NC State (2), Maryland (1) and Syracuse (1).
Career Scoring
Wake Forest senior forward Travis McKie leads
all returning ACC players with 1,334 career
points and 680 rebounds ... McKie has averaged
13.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game or better
in each of his first three years with the Demon
Deacons ... McKie and Virginia’s Joe Harris are
the only two players in the ACC to have had three
seasons with double-figure scoring averages.
Points Scored, Active Players
Travis McKie, Sr., Wake Forest................1,334
Joe Harris, Sr., Virginia............................1,255
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse.............................1,099
Eric Atkins, Sr., Notre Dame.......................977
Okaro White, Sr., Florida State....................912
Jerian Grant, Sr., Notre Dame.....................883
Ryan Anderson, Jr., Boston College............824
Lamar Patterson, Sr., Pittsburgh................794
Jarrell Eddie, Sr., Virginia Tech...................771
Andre Dawkins, Sr., Duke...........................752
Double-Figure Scoring Average
Travis McKie, Sr., Wake Forest..................14.2
Ryan Anderson, Jr., Boston College...........13.1
Joe Harris, Sr., Virginia..............................12.8
Jerian Grant, Sr., Notre Dame....................12.3
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse...............................10.1
James Michael-McAdoo, Jr., UNC.............10.1
P.J. Hairston, Jr., North Carolina...............10.0
minimum 2 years
Career Rebounds, Active Players
Travis McKie, Sr., Wake Forest...................680
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse................................599
Daniel Miller, Sr., Georgia Tech...................563
Akil Mitchell, Sr., Virginia............................539
Talib Zanna, Sr., Pittsburgh........................508
Ryan Anderson, Jr., Boston College............484
Okaro White, Sr., Florida State....................461
Lamar Patterson, Sr., Pittsburgh................413
James Michael-McAdoo, Jr., UNC..............410
Joe Harris, Sr., Virginia...............................400
Career Per Game Rebound Leaders
Ryan Anderson, Jr., Boston College.............7.7
Travis McKie, Sr., Wake Forest....................7.2
Daniel Miller, Sr., Georgia Tech....................6.1
Akil Mitchell, Sr., Virginia.............................5.6
James Michael-McAdoo, Jr., UNC...............5.5
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse.................................5.5
minimum 2 years
Returning All-Conference
Led by Virginia’s Joe Harris, seven players who
earned All-Conference honors (ACC or Big East)
a year ago are slated to return for the 2013-14
season ... Harris, who averaged 16.3 points and
4.0 rebounds as a junior in 2013, is the lone
returning first-team honoree ... Harris is only the
third first-team All-ACC performer over the last
five years to return the following season.
Returning All-Conference from 2012-13
Joe Harris, Virginia............................ 1st Team
James Michael McAdoo, UNC........... 2nd Team
C.J. Fair, Syracuse.......................... *2nd Team
Jerian Grant, Notre Dame................ *2nd Team
Ryan Anderson, Boston College.........3rd Team
Quinn Cook, Duke..............................3rd Team
Akil Mitchell, Virginia.........................3rd Team
*denotes Big East Conference honors
Career Starts
Wake Forest senior forward Travis McKie leads
all returning ACC players with 94 career starts ...
McKie enters the 2013-14 season having started
in each of the Deacons’ 94 games the past three
seasons ... Georgia Tech’s Daniel Miller has
started in each of the Yellow Jackets’ 93 games
the past three seasons.
Career Starts, Active Players
Travis McKie, Sr., Wake Forest.....................94
Daniel Miller, Sr., Georgia Tech.....................93
Joe Harris, Sr., Virginia.................................91
Rakeem Christmas, Jr., Syracuse.................75
Eric Atkins, Sr., Notre Dame.........................73
Lamar Patterson, Sr., Pittsburgh..................70
Ryan Anderson, Sr., Boston College.............60
Okaro White, Sr., Florida State......................59
Talib Zanna, Sr., Pittsburgh..........................59
Pat Connaughton, Jr., Notre Dame...............53
Returning Scoring & Rebounding
Boston College returns all five starters and
seven of its top eight players from a year ago
and leads the ACC in both returning points and
rebounds per game, and percentage of points
and rebounds returning ... in all, 10 of the 15
ACC teams return 50 percent or more of their
scoring from a year ago.
Returning Scoring by School
School
PPG School
Pct
Boston College......64.7 Boston College.... .963
Virginia..................56.4 Virginia................ .878
North Carolina.......55.3 Georgia Tech....... .768
Notre Dame...........52.8 Notre Dame......... .755
Georgia Tech.........49.4 North Carolina..... .720
Maryland...............47.5 Wake Forest........ .702
Wake Forest..........47.4 Maryland............. .672
Florida State..........43.1 Florida State........ .643
Virginia Tech.........36.7 Clemson.............. .592
Clemson................36.4 Virginia Tech....... .522
Duke......................34.9 Syracuse............. .477
Pittsburgh.............33.7 Duke.................... .452
Syracuse...............33.6 Pittsburgh........... .419
NC State................17.0 NC State.............. .220
Miami......................9.3Miami.................. .133
Returning Rebounding by School
School
RPG School
Pct
Boston College......27.5 Wake Forest........ .884
Georgia Tech.........27.8 Boston College.... .875
Virginia..................27.7 Virginia................ .861
Wake Forest..........26.8 North Carolina..... .749
North Carolina.......26.1 Georgia Tech....... .745
Virginia Tech.........25.9 Virginia Tech....... .723
Syracuse...............25.6 Florida State........ .694
Notre Dame...........23.5 Syracuse............. .667
Maryland...............23.4 Notre Dame......... .647
Florida State..........19.7 Maryland............. .579
Duke......................16.5 Duke.................... .528
Clemson................15.6 Clemson.............. .469
Pittsburgh.............14.9 Pittsburgh........... .425
NC State..................6.6 NC State.............. .179
Miami......................5.1Miami.................. .142
Returning Leaders
A pair of Virginia seniors - Joe Harris and Akil
Mitchell - are the league’s top returning scorer
and rebounder, respectively, from a year ago ...
Harris was sixth in the ACC in scoring (16.3)
while Mitchell finished third in rebounds (8.9)
... Notre Dame’s senior guard duo of Jerian
Grant and Eric Atkins both averaged 5.5 assists
per game last season, the top per game mark
among returnees.
Scoring
Joe Harris, Sr., Virginia..................................16.3
Olivier Hanlan, So., Boston College................15.4
Ryan Anderson, Jr., Boston College...............14.9
P.J. Hairston, Jr., North Carolina...................14.6
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse.................................*14.5
Rebounding
Ryan Anderson, Jr., Boston College.............8.0
Devin Thomas, So., Wake Forest.................7.5
James Michael McAdoo, Jr., N. Carolina........7.3
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse...................................*7.0
Assists
Jerian Grant, Sr., Notre Dame....................*5.5
Eric Atkins, Sr., Notre Dame......................*5.5
Quinn Cook, Jr., Duke..................................5.3
Marcus Paige, So., North Carolina...............4.6
Joe Rahon, So., Boston College...................3.7
Blocked Shots
K.J. McDaniels, Jr., Clemson.......................2.1
Daniel Miller, Sr., Georgia Tech....................2.1
Rakeem Christmas, Jr., Syracuse..............*1.8
Devin Thomas, So., Wake Forest.................1.4
C.J. Fair, Sr., Syracuse...............................*1.4
Steals
James Michael McAdoo, Jr., North Carolina...1.5
Quinn Cook, Jr., Duke..................................1.4
Marcus Paige, So., North Carolina...............1.4
*played in Big East 2012-13
ACC Coaches by the Numbers
Entering the 2013-14 season, the ACC’s 15 head
coaches have combined for 5,691 career wins ...
Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski (4), North Carolina’s Roy
Williams (2) and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim (1) have
combined for seven national titles.
ACC Coaching Tenure
The ACC will be without a rookie coach for the
first time since the 2009 season ... all 15 coaches
who finished the 2013 campaign are slated to
return to the sidelines this upcoming season ...
Jim Boeheim will begin his 38th season at Syracuse, tied for the seventh-longest tenure among
Current ACC coaches are a combined 245-134 Division I coaches at one school in NCAA history.
(.646) in NCAA Tournament play with 66 “Sweet
16” appearances, 33 Regional Final appearances,
Coaching Tenure at School
based on 2013-14 season
23 Final Four appearances and 15 title game appearances ... 11 of the 15 have made at least one Coach, School
Seasons
Sweet 16 appearance, six have appeared in a Jim Boeheim, Syracuse.................................38
Regional Final.
Mike Krzyzewski, Duke..................................34
Mike Brey, Notre Dame.................................14
The ACC has three of the four active Division I Leonard Hamilton, Florida State....................12
head coaches with 700 or more wins - Duke’s Mike Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh................................11
Krzyzewski (957), Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim (920) Roy Williams, North Carolina........................11
Tony Bennett, Virginia.....................................5
and North Carolina’s Roy Williams (700).
Brad Brownell, Clemson..................................4
Krzyzewski (957) and Boeheim (920) are the two Jeff Bzdelik, Wake Forest................................4
winningest coaches all-time in Division I history ... Steve Donahue, Boston College......................4
among coaches with 20 or more years, Williams, Mark Gottfried, NC State.................................3
with a 700-180 mark, is the NCAA’s winningest Brian Gregory, Georgia Tech...........................3
Jim Larrañaga, Miami......................................3
active coach with a .795 winning percentage.
Mark Turgeon, Maryland.................................3
Seven of the league’s coaches have 300 or more James Johnson, Virginia Tech........................2
career wins, including five with 400 or more.
By the Numbers
5,961 - Career wins
265 - Career seasons coached
245 - NCAA Tournament wins
142 - NCAA Tournament bids
66 - Sweet 16 appearances
40 - Conference titles
39 - Conference Coach of the Year awards
33 - Regional Final appearances
23 - Final Four appearances
15 - Title Game appearances
7 - NCAA National Championships
7 - Coaches with 300 or more wins
5 - Coaches with 400 or more wins
157 - NBA Draft picks
78 - NBA Draft 1st round picks
There are five active Division I coaches in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame; the ACC
currently has three of them - Mike Krzyzewski, Jim
Boeheim and Roy Williams ... when Louisville’s
Rick Pitino joins the league’s coaching ranks in
2014-15, the ACC will have four of the five active
Naismith Hall of Fame coaches.
Returning Starts
With all five starters and seven of its top eight players back from a year ago, Boston College returns
a league-leading 98 percent of its starts from the
2012-13 season ... the Eagles have a league-high
seven players with 20 or more career starts and returns a core of the players that has started 80 percent
(255 of 320) of BC’s games the past two seasons.
Returning Starts
Boston College.................. 162 of 165
Wake Forest...................... 121 of 155
Notre Dame....................... 122 of 175
Georgia Tech..................... 108 of 155
Florida State...................... 118 of 170
Virginia.............................. 120 of 175
Virginia Tech..................... 103 of 160
North Carolina................... 108 of 180
Pittsburgh........................... 99 of 165
Maryland........................... 108 of 190
Clemson.............................. 86 of 155
Duke.................................... 86 of 180
Syracuse........................... 109 of 200
NC State.............................. 17 of 175
Miami.................................... 6 of 180
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.781
.697
.697
.694
.686
.644
.600
.600
.568
.555
.555
.545
.097
.033
Boston College Eagles
Returning Players
Starters (5)
Pos. Cl. GP-GS
Olivier Hanlan..................G....... Fr. 33-33
Ryan Anderson............... F...... So. 32-32
Joe Rahon.......................G....... Fr. 33-33
Lonnie Jackson...............G...... So. 33-19
Patrick Heckmann...........G...... So. 33-23
Key Returnees
Eddie Odio....................... F...... So.
33-8
Dennis Clifford................C...... So. 30-14
Alex Dragicevich+........... F....... Jr. 34-10
+stats from 2011-12 season at Notre Dame
Starters (0) and Players Lost
Andrew Van Nest............ F.......Gr.
25-3
Clemson Tigers
Min RPG
34.2 4.2
31.6 8.0
35.6 3.2
29.3 2.7
23.3 2.5
APG
2.3
1.6
3.7
1.9
1.5
PPG
15.4
14.9
10.1
8.7
8.0
19.1
14.6
20.9
3.4
3.2
1.8
0.5
0.5
1.2
4.3
2.8
6.6
10.9
1.8
0.4
3.2
Signees:
Garland Owens; F (6-5, 205) Massanutten Military Academy, Woodstock, Va.
Darryl Hicks; G (6-3, 185) Trinity HS, Louisville, Ky.
Olivier Hanlon, sophomore guard
2013 ACC Freshman of the Year ... scored in double figures
in all but five games ... led team and was fifth in the ACC in
scoring (15.4) ... set ACC Tournament freshman scoring
mark with 41 points in opening round win over Georgia
Tech ... played 30 minutes or more in 28 of BC’s 33 games
and tied for eighth in the ACC in minutes played (34.2) ...
averaged 16.9 ppg in 20 games against league foes.
Eagle Edicts
Steve Donahue returns for his fourth season
welcoming back a league-high five starters and
seven of the top eight scorers from a year ago
... the Eagles, a team with no upperclassmen
in its starting lineup, finished 16-17 overall in
2013 and eighth place in the ACC with a 7-11
league mark ... Boston College was 4-1 in the
month of March ... 10 of their 18 ACC regular
season games were decided by five points
or less; the Eagles were 3-7 in those games,
including three one-point losses.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points...................... 64.7....... .963
Rebounds................. 27.5....... .875
Assists..................... 11.9....... .975
Starts............. 162 of 165....... .982
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
Scoring Offense....67.1 8 179
Scoring Defense....68.1 7 208
FG Percentage........441 7 123
FT Percentage........712 3 110
3-Pt FG Pct.............353 6 98
3-Pt FG PG..............7.1 3 81
FG Pct. Defense......451 11 276
Steals......................5.6 10 276
Blocked Shots.........2.6 12 265
Rebound Margin....-1.1 8 216
Turnover Margin...+0.1 6 179
uThe Eagles are the only team in the ACC to
return seven players with 20 or more career
starts ... Ryan Anderson leads the way with
60 career starts, followed by Lonnie Jackson
(43), Dennis Clifford (39), Olivier Hanlon (33),
Joe Rahon (33), Patrick Heckmann (32), and
Danny Rubin (24) ... when you add Eddie Odio
Steve Donahue
(8) and K.C. Caudill (6), the Eagles return a
league-high 278 career starts.
Boston College.........(3) 46-52
Cornell...................(10) 146-138
uRyan Anderson earned 3rd-team All-ACC Career Totals........(13) 192-190
honors a year ago after averaging 14.9 points
and 8.0 rebounds ... has led the Eagles in 3 NCAA appearances................ 2-3
1 NIT appearance..................... 1-1
rebounding in each of his first two seasons
... has scored in double figures in 33 of his
last 40 games.
Returning Players
Starters (3)
Pos. Cl. GP-GS Min RPG
Rod Hall..........................G....... Jr. 31-30 29.8 2.5
Damarcus Harrison.........G....... Jr. 31-14 21.4 2.8
K.J. McDaniels................ F....... Jr. 28-25 27.5 5.0
Key Returnees
Jordan Roper..................G...... So. 30-13 22.7 1.3
Adonis Filer.....................G...... So.
31-4 19.9 2.3
Starters (2*) and Players Lost
Devin Booker*.................C.......Sr. 31-31 31.9 7.5
Milton Jennings*............ F.......Sr. 29-29 29.4 6.4
Bernard Sullivan.............. F...... So.
28-2 9.1 1.3
T.J. Sapp.........................G...... So.
7-7 15.1 1.1
APG
3.5
1.1
0.8
PPG
5.7
5.2
10.9
0.9
1.5
7.9
6.3
0.8
1.9
0.1
1.0
13.1
10.2
1.8
3.6
Signees:
Austin Ajukwa; F (6-6, 190) Cardinal Newman HS, Columbia, S.C.
Ibrahim Djambo; F (6-10, 200) Three Rivers CC (Poplar Bluff, Mo.), Bamako, Mali
Sidy Djitte; C (6-10, 235) Northwood Temple Academy (Raleigh, N.C.), Dakar, Senegal
Patrick Rooks; G (6-2, 180) Charlotte Christian School, Charlotte, N.C.
K.J. McDaniels, junior forward
Blocked at least one shot in 25 of his 28 games en route
to becoming the first Clemson player since Sharone
Wright in 1992-93 to lead the ACC in blocked shots ... the
6-foot-6 forward is the shortest player ever to lead the ACC
in blocked shots (2.1) ... team’s leading returning scorer
(10.9) and rebounder (5.0) ... fifth in the ACC in per game
scoring improvement (+7.0) a year ago.
Tiger Tidbits
Three starters and five of the top seven scorers from a team that finished 13-18 overall
and 11th in the ACC with an 5-13 league
mark, return for head coach Brad Brownell ...
the Tigers were second in the ACC and 34th
nationally in scoring defense a year ago, allowing only 60.1 points per game, their lowest
yield since since 1950 ... 10 of Clemson’s last
15 games were decided by seven points or
less ... Devin Booker led the team in scoring
(13.1) and rebounding (7.5) and was named
third-team All-ACC by ACSMA.
uRod Hall started 30 of 31 games a year ago
as a sophomore and had five-or-more assists
11 times ... led the Tigers and finished ninth
in the ACC in assists per game (3.5) ... was
seventh in the ACC in assists-to-turnover
ratio (1.83:1).
uJordan Roper was fourth on the team in
scoring (7.9) as a freshman and shot .414
from 3-point range ... tallied 18 points in
Clemson’s ACC Tournament game against
Florida State ... averaged 11.0 points per
game over the last 11 games of the 2013 season ... had 11 games with 10 or more points.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points...................... 36.4 .592
Rebounds................. 15.6 .469
Assists....................... 7.8 .724
Starts............... 86 of 155 .555
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
FG Percentage........424 11 218
FT Percentage........654 11 288
3-Pt FG Pct.............317 11 247
3-Pt FG PG..............5.1 12 285
FG Pct. Defense......415 5 108
Steals......................6.7 3 167
Blocked Shots.........4.8 2 38
Rebound Margin...+0.1 7 169
Brad Brownell
Clemson...................(3) 51-45
Wright State.............(4) 84-45
UNC Wilmington......(4) 83-40
Career Totals........(11) 218-130
4 NCAA appearances................ 1-4
Duke Blue Devils
Florida State Seminoles
Returning Players
Starters (2)
Pos.Cl.GP-GS Min RPG APGPPG
Quinn Cook.....................G....... Jr. 36-34 33.6 3.8
5.3 11.7
Rasheed Sulaimon..........G...... So. 36-33 29.2 3.4
1.9 11.6
Key Returnees
Andre Dawkins+..............G.......Gr. 34-14 22.4 2.1
0.6
8.4
Josh Hairston.................. F.......Sr.
35-6 12.7 2.1
0.2
2.6
Rodney Hood++.............. F...... So. 32-29 32.8 4.8
2.0 10.3
Amile Jefferson............... F...... So.
32-7 12.7 2.9
0.2
4.0
Alex Murphy.................... F...... So.
31-0 6.3 1.0
0.0
2.1
Marshall Plumlee............C...... So.
19-0 2.6 0.6
0.1
0.1
Tyler Thornton................G.......Sr.
36-6 22.0 2.3
2.2
3.6
+ stats from 2011-12 season; ++ stats from 2011-12 season at Mississippi State
Seth Curry *....................G.......Sr. 35-35 32.3 2.5
1.5 17.5
Ryan Kelly *.................... F.......Sr. 23-23 28.9 5.3
1.7 12.9
Mason Plumlee *............ F.......Sr. 36-36 34.7 10.0
1.9 17.1
Returning Players
Starters (4)
Okaro White.................... F.......Sr. 34-34 28.9 5.9
0.8 12.4
Aaron Thomas.................G...... So. 34-12 18.6 2.4
1.1
6.0
Kiel Turpin.......................C.......Sr. 34-25 15.8 3.0
0.3
5.4
Montay Brandon.............G...... So. 33-22 19.8 1.8
1.4
3.9
Key Returnees
Devon Bookert................G...... So. 34-11 21.5 1.8
2.4
6.5
Ian Miller.........................G.......Sr.
28-5 18.8 1.6
1.9
5.3
Boris Bojanovsky............C...... So. 33-011.1 1.9 0.3 2.9
Michael Snaer*...............G.......Sr. 33-33 32.7 4.5
2.5 14.8
Terrance Shannon........... F.......Sr.
20-0 21.0 5.6
0.8
7.9
Terry Whisnant...............G....... Jr. 30-19 17.2 1.0
0.6
5.2
Signees:
Matt Jones; G (6-4, 180) D
eSoto HS, DeSoto, Texas
Semi Ojeleye; F (6-6, 220) O
ttowa HS, Ottowa, Kansas
Jabari Parker; F (6-8, 220)Simeon Career Academy, Chicago, Ill.
Okaro White, senior forward
Quinn Cook, junior guard
Earned third-team ACSMA All-ACC honors a year ago ...
team’s leading returning scorer (11.7) and rebounder
(3.8) ... had seven-or-more assists nine times last year
and finished second in the ACC in both assists (5.3) and
assists-to-turnover ratio (2.40:1) ... fourth in the ACC in
per game scoring improvement (+7.3) ... has a career
assists-to-turnover ratio of 2.64-to-1.
Devil Data
Mike Krzyzewski’s Blue Devils return two
starters from a team that finished 30-6 overall,
second in the ACC with a 14-4 league mark
and made the school’s 19th consecutive NCAA
Tournament appearance, advancing to the Midwest Regional final before losing to Louisville
... Krzyzewski has more wins (957) and 30-win
seasons (13) than any coach in NCAA history
... Duke finished the season ranked sixth in
the final AP poll and fifth by the coaches ...
the senior trio of Seth Curry, Ryan Kelly and
Mason Plumlee spent their entire Duke careers
ranked in the top 10 of the AP Poll.
Signees:
Xavier Rathan-Mayes; G (6-3, 180) Huntington Prep, Scarborough, Canada
Jarquez Smith; F (6-9, 210) Jones County HS, Haddock, Ga.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points...................... 34.9 .452
Rebounds................. 16.5 .528
Assists....................... 9.8 .685
Starts............... 86 of 180 .478
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
3-Pt FG Pct.............399 1
6
3-Pt FG PG..............7.5 2 52
Steals......................6.4 5 200
Blocked Shots.........3.8 10 135
Rebound Margin....-1.19219
Team’s leading returning scorer (12.4) and rebounder (5.9)
... only Seminole player to start all 34 games a year ago;
has 59 career starts ... scored in double figures 24 times
as a junior last year including 11 games with 15-or-more
points ... shot .511 from the floor and .815 from the free
throw line ... tied for the team lead in steals (33) and was
second in blocked shots (38).
Noles Notes
Leonard Hamilton begins his 12th season as
the Seminoles head coach welcoming back
four starters and eight of the top 10 scorers
from a team that finished 18-16 overall and
sixth in the ACC with a 9-9 league record
... FSU was 10-5 in games decided by five
points or less ...the Seminoles have won at
least 18 games in eight consecutive years and
made their school-record eighth consecutive
postseason appearance last year with an NIT
bid ... Florida State led the ACC and was 26th
nationally in blocked shots per game (5.1) ...
senior Michael Snaer led the team in scoring
(14.8) and was a third-team All-ACC selection
by both the coaches and ACSMA ... Snaer
finished eighth on the Seminoles’ career
scoring list with 1,560 points.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 41,1 .643
Rebounds............... 19.7 .694
Assists..................... 7.9 .696
Starts...........118 of 170 .694
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
3-Pt FG Pct.............348 7 118
3-Pt FG PG..............5.8 6 211
FG Pct. Defense......437 10 221
Steals......................6.2 7 235
Turnover Margin....-0.9 9 234
uRasheed Sulaimon started 33 games a year
ago and was one of five Blue Devils to average
in double-figures ... ranked third among ACC
Mike Krzyzewski
freshmen in scoring at 11.6 points per game
and was named to the All-ACC Freshman team. Duke.......................(33) 884-238
uDevon Bookert started the last 11 games
Leonard Hamilton
at point guard as a freshman, averaging 9.4
points and 2.8 assists over that span ... had Florida State.........(11) 219-143
nine games with 10 or more points and is the Miami...................(10) 144-147
team’s second-leading returning scorer (6.5). Oklahoma State......(4) 56-63
uTyler Thornton appeared in all 36 games, with Career Totals........(38) 957-297
six starts, as a junior ... ranked 10th in the ACC
NCAA appearances.......... 82-25
in steals (1.3) while averaging 3.6 points, 2.3 29
2 NIT appearances................... 2-2
rebounds and 2.2 assists per game.
uLed by Okaro White’s 34 starts, the Semi- 7 NCAA appearances............. 6-7
noles return seven players who had at least 8 NIT appearances................ 6-8
five starts a year ago.
Army........................(5)
73-59
Career Totals......(13) 419-353
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Maryland Terrapins
Returning Players
Starters (4)
Marcus Georges-Hunt..... F...... So. 31-30 28.9 4.9
1.5 10.8
Robert Carter, Jr............. F...... So. 31-31 26.4 6.7
1.0
9.9
Daniel Miller....................C.......Sr. 31-31 28.5 6.6
2.2
8.4
Chris Bolden...................G...... So. 31-15 23.9 2.1
1.3
7.3
Key Returnees
Kammeon Holsey............ F.......Sr.
31-0 19.3 4.7
1.0
8.8
Jason Morris................... F.......Sr.
18-1 12.1 2.2
0.6
3.7
Solomon Poole...............G...... So.
21-0 9.0 0.7
1.0
1.8
Mfon Udofia*..................G.......Sr. 31-31 29.5 2.7
2.9
8.3
Brandon Reed.................G.......Sr. 30-15 16.6 2.6
1.3
5.2
Julian Royal.................... F...... So.
24-0 6.6 1.3
0.6
1.7
Signees:
Travis Jorgenson, G (6-0, 170), New Hampton (N.H.) School, Columbia, Mo.
Quinton Stephens, F (6-8, 190), Marist School, Atlanta, Ga.
Returning Players
Starters (2)
Dez Wells.....................G/F....... Jr. 38-37 28.6 4.9
3.0 13.1
Nick Faust...................... G....... Jr. 38-32 25.8 3.7
2.5
9.4
Key Returnees
Seth Allen....................... G...... So.
36-7 22.0 2.2
2.3
7.8
Charles Mitchell.............. F...... So.
38-7 15.7 5.4
0.5
6.0
Jake Layman................G/F...... So. 38-17 19.9 3.2
0.9
5.5
Shaquille Claire...............C...... So.
37-8 12.0 2.7
0.1
3.7
Evan Smotrycz+.............. F....... Jr. 34-18 21.1 4.9
0.9
7.7
+stats from 2011-12 season at Michigan
Alex Len*........................C...... So. 38-37 26.4 7.8
1.0 11.9
James Padgett*.............. F.......Sr. 36-19 15.1 3.6
0.5
5.1
Pe’Shon Howard*.......... G....... Jr. 36-24 22.8 2.4
3.6
3.3
Logan Aronhalt ............. G.......Sr.
38-2 14.2 1.7
0.4
6.0
Signees:
Damonte Dodd; C (6-9, 240) Massanutten Military Academy, Centreville, Md.
Roddy Peters; G (6-4, 190) Suitland HS, Suitland, Md.
Daniel Miller, senior center
Named to ACSMA’s All-Defensive team in 2013 ... second in
the ACC in blocked shots (2.1) and was 13th in rebounding
... finished his junior season averaging career bests in scoring (8.4) rebounding (6.6), offensive rebounds (2.6), and
assists (2.2) ... has started each of the 93 games in his career
... has blocked at least one shot in 81 of 93 career games
and is 25th on the ACC career blocked shot list with 206.
Tech Tidbits
Brian Gregory begins his third season in Atlanta
welcoming back four starters and six players
who averaged 12 minutes or more last season
on a team that finished 16-15 overall and tied
for ninth in the ACC with a 6-12 league record
that included three road wins ... with only one
senior playing significant minutes, Georgia Tech
improved its overall record by five games (11to-16) and ACC mark by two (4-to-6) ... out of
the 15 losses, five were by five points or less ...
the Jackets were fourth in the ACC and 50th nationally in field goal percentage defense (.419).
Dez Wells, junior guard/forward
Led the Terps in scoring (13.1) and minutes played (28.6)
as a sophomore in 2013 ... was second on the team in assists (3.0), third in rebounds (4.9) and blocked shots (20)
... named first team All-ACC Tournament after averaging
22.0 points and 6.3 rebounds in three games ... sixth in the
ACC in field goal percentage (.526) ... averaged 17.0 points
and 6.3 rebounds over the last 11 games of the season.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 49.4 .768
Rebounds............... 27.8 .745
Assists..................... 8.1 .637
Starts...........108 of 155 .697
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
FG Percentage........419 12 244
FT Percentage........635 12 320
3-Pt FG Pct.............318 10 246
3-Pt FG PG..............5.6 9 234
Steals......................5.99252
uReturning are four of the five players who
started the final 16 games of last season - Chris
Bolden, Robert Carter, Jr., Marcus GeorgesHunt and Daniel Miller ... Carter, Jr., and
Miller started all 31 games, while Georges-Hunt
Brian Gregory
started all but one game ... in all, Tech returns
77 percent of its scoring and 75 percent of its Georgia Tech..........(2) 27-35
rebounds from a year ago.
Dayton...................(8) 172-94
Career Totals......(10) 199-129
uMarcus Georges-Hunt (10.8) and Robert
Carter, Jr., (9.9) finished the 2013 season 2 NCAA appearances............. 1-2
ranked 1-2, respectively, on the team in scor- 3 NIT appearances................ 7-2
ing ... Tech became only the sixth team in ACC
history to have freshmen as its top two scorers.
Terpitudes
Mark Turgeon’s third team as Maryland’s head
coach will feature two returning starters and
four key reserves from a team that was 25-13
overall, seventh in the ACC with a 8-10 mark and
a NIT semifinalist ... the Terps won five of their
last seven games en route to posting the program’s most wins since 2007 ... Turgeon looks
to replace Alex Len, who averaged 11.9 points
per game and was the team’s leading rebounder
(7.8) and shot blocker (78) and guard Pe’Shon
Howard, who paced the team in assists (3.6) and
forward James Padgett (5.1 ppg).
uThe Terps became the first team since North
Carolina in 1998, to lead the ACC in both field
goal percentage defense (.385) and rebound
margin (+8.6) ... the Terps out-rebounded their
opponents in 35 of 38 games.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 47.5 .672
Rebounds............... 23.4 .579
Assists..................... 9.5 .655
Starts...........108 of 190 .568
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
3-Pt FG Pct.............339 9 165
3-Pt FG PG..............5.8 7 212
Steals......................5.111 311
Rebound Margin...+8.6 1
5
Mark Turgeon
uMaryland returns six players who started at
least seven games a year ago and averaged Maryland................(2) 42-28
Texas A&M............(4) 97-40
12-or-more minutes per game.
Wichita State..........(7) 128-90
Jacksonville State..(2)
25-29
uOver the last 12 games of the season, guard Career Totals......(15) 292-187
Nick Faust averaged 12.4 points and 3.6 rebounds ... scored in double figures 20 times and 5 NCAA appearances............. 5-5
4 NIT appearances................ 5-4
was third on the team in scoring (9.4).
Miami Hurricanes
North Carolina Tar Heels
Returning Players
Starters (0)
None............................................ - -- - Key Returnees
Rion Brown.....................G.......Sr.
36-6 22.2 2.0
0.8
6.4
Erik Swoope.................... F.......Sr.
27-0 6.0 1.2
0.1
1.6
Tonye Jekiri.....................C...... So.
34-0 6.9 1.6
0.1
1.4
Garrius Adams+..............G.......Sr.
19-6 16.3 2.1
0.9
4.5
Donnavan Kirk++............. F.......Gr. 31-30 25.5 3.9
0.5
6.2
+stats from 2011-12 season; ++ stats from 2012-13 season at DePaul
Shane Larkin*.................G...... So. 36-35 36.4 3.8
4.6 14.5
Durand Scott*.................G.......Sr. 33-32 34.6 4.0
2.6 13.1
Kenny Kadji*................... F.......Sr. 36-36 29.1 6.8
0.8 12.9
Trey McKinney Jones*....G.......Sr. 36-34 30.3 3.4
1.6
9.2
Reggie Johnson..............C.......Sr.
26-9 21.3 7.0
0.8
6.7
Julian Gamble*............... F.......Sr. 36-28 20.4 4.9
0.2
6.5
Signees:
Deandre Burnett; G (6-1, 190) Massanutten Military Academy (Va.), Miami Gardens, Fla.
James Kelly; F (6-8, 240) Owens CC, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Manu Lecomte; G (5-9, 175) Grimbergen, Belgium
Davon Reed; G (6-6, 195) Princeton Day School (N.J.), Princeton, N.J.
Returning Players
Starters (3)
P.J. Hairston.................. G....... Jr. 34-14 23.6 4.3
1.4 14.5
James Michael McAdoo.. F....... Jr. 36-36 29.9 7.3
1.1 14.4
Marcus Paige................. G...... So. 35-34 29.2 2.7
4.6
8.2
Key Returnees
Leslie McDonald............ G.......Sr.
30-1 17.7 2.1
1.2
7.2
Brice Johnson................. F...... So.
36-2 10.6 3.2
0.3
5.4
J.P. Tokoto...................... F...... So.
35-0 8.6 1.7
0.7
2.6
Joel James...................... F...... So.
30-3 9.4 2.4
0.2
2.3
Jackson Simmons........... F....... Jr.
32-0 7.3 1.7
0.3
1.8
Desmond Hubert............. F....... Jr. 36-18 9.4 1.7
0.1
1.1
Reggie Bullock*.............. F....... Jr. 35-35 31.4 6.5
2.9 13.9
Dexter Strickland*.......... G.......Sr. 36-36 27.9 2.4
4.2
7.8
Signees:
Nate Britt; G (6-1, 175) Oak Hill Academy, Upper Marlboro, Md.
Isaiah Hicks; F (6-8, 208) J.F. Webb, Oxford, N.C.
Kennedy Meeks; F (6-9, 285) West Charlotte, Charlotte, N.C.
Rion Brown, senior guard
Averaged 6.4 points and 2.0 rebounds in 36 games a year
ago, including six starts ... had seven games with 10-or-more
points ... had 21 points and five rebounds in Miami’s 63-59
win over Illinois in the third round of the NCAA Tournament
... was fifth on the team in
2013 in minutes played
Returning Numbers
(22.2) per game.
Cane Clips
Jim Larrañaga begins his third season in Coral
Gables welcoming an almost entirely new cast
as Miami seeks to successfully defend its
first-ever ACC title ... senior guard Rion Brown
is the only returning player to have started a
game last season, which saw the Hurricanes
go 29-7 overall and finish atop the ACC with
a 15-3 regular season mark, before defeating
North Carolina in the ACC title game ... Miami
finished the season ranked fifth in the AP poll
and 10th in the coaches poll ... gone are the
team’s top six scorers - Shane Larkin (14.5),
Durand Scott (13.1), Kenny Kadji (12.9), Trey
McKinney-Jones (9.2), Reggie Johnson (6.7)
and Julian Gamble (6.5) ... during their time in
Miami, those six players combined for 5,399
career points, 2,744 rebounds, 966 assists,
480 steals, 369 blocked shots and 412 starts.
2012-13
PGPct.
Points...................... 9.3.133
Rebounds................. 5.1 .142
Assists..................... 1.1.010
Starts...............6 of 180 .033
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
3-Pt FG Pct.............362 5 67
3-Pt FG PG..............7.1 4 85
Steals......................6.2 6 231
Jim Larrañaga
Miami.....................(2) 49-20
George Mason......(14) 273-164
Bowling Green......(11) 170-144
American Int..........(2) 27-26
Career Totals......(29) 519-354
uThe Hurricanes return only 13 percent of their
team’s scoring from a year ago ... Garrius Ad- 6 NCAA appearances............. 7-6
ams, who averaged 4.5 points and 2.9 rebounds 7 NIT appearances................ 3-7
1 CIT appearance.................. 0-1
in 2011-12, returns for his senior season.
James Michael McAdoo, junior forward
A second-team All-ACC selection by both the media and
the head coaches ... led the team and was ninth in the ACC
in rebounding (7.3) ... scored 10-or-more points in 32 of
UNC’s 36 games ... was second on the team in scoring
(14.4) and minutes played (29.9) ... led the team and was
fourth in the ACC in steals (1.5) ... was fourth in the league
with 10 games of 10-or-more rebounds.
Heel Hype
Three starters and eight of the top 10 scorers return
from a North Carolina team that won nine of its last
12 games and finished 25-11 overall and third in
the ACC with a 12-6 league mark ... UNC earned its
44th NCAA Tournament bid with a No. 8 seed in the
South Regional ... UNC’s top 11 players consisted
of one senior, two juniors and eight underclassmen
... the Tar Heels have won 25 or more games 34
times, including seven in the last nine seasons
under head coach Roy Williams ... Williams has
a career record of 700-180 in 25 seasons and is
one of four active Division I coaches in the nation
to win 700 games (joining Mike Krzyzewski, Jim
Boeheim and Bob Huggins) and the 21st in NCAA
history ... senior guard Reggie Bullock averaged
13.9 points and 6.5 rebounds per game and earned
second team All-ACC honors.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 55.3 .720
Rebounds............... 26.1 .749
Assists................... 10.1.591
Starts...........108 of 180 .600
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
FT Percentage........675 10 234
3-Pt FG Pct.............376 4 35
3-Pt FG PG..............7.6 1 49
Steals......................8.4 1 30
Blocked Shots.........3.311 191
uP.J. Hairston led the Tar Heels in scoring (14.6)
Roy Williams
and ended the 2013 season having scored in
double figures 33 consecutive games ... was fifth North Carolina......(10) 282-79
in the ACC in 3-point field goal percentage (.396). Kansas.................(15) 418-101
Career Totals......(25) 700-180
uJames Michael McAdoo averaged 14.4 points
22 NCAA appearances....... 62-21
and 7.3 rebounds ... was third in the ACC in 1 NIT appearance.................. 4-1
single-season scoring improvement (+8.3) and
fifth in double-doubles (9).
NC State Wolfpack
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Returning Players
Starters (1)
T.J. Warren..................... F...... So. 35-14 27.0 4.2
0.8 12.1
Key Returnees
Tyler Lewis......................G...... So.
34-2 12.4 1.1
1.4
3.5
Jordan Vandenberg.........C.......Sr.
23-1 5.4 0.7
0.1
0.7
Ralston Turner+..............G....... Jr. 33-32 29.0 3.0
1.6
9.1
+stats from 2011-12 season at LSU
C.J. Leslie*..................... F....... Jr. 35-33 32.4 7.4
1.5 15.1
Richard Howell*.............. F.......Sr. 35-35 31.6 10.9
1.7 12.7
Scott Wood*................... F.......Sr. 35-35 34.0 2.9
1.1 12.6
Lorenzo Brown*..............G....... Jr. 33-32 34.2 4.3
7.2 12.4
Rodney Purvis.................G....... Fr. 35-23 25.5 2.4
1.3
8.3
Signees:
BeeJay Anya; C (6-9, 275) DeMatha Catholic, Gaithersburg, Md.
Anthony ‘Cat’ Barber; G (6-2, 165) Hampton HS, Hampton, Va.
Lennard Freeman; F (6-8, 235) Oak Hill Academy, Washington, D.C.
Desmond Lee; G (6-4, 194) New Mexico JC, Norfolk, Va.
Kyle Washington; F (6-9, 215) Brewster (N.H.) Academy, Champlin, Minn.
T.J. Warren, sophmore forward
Team’s lone returning starter ... accounts for 76 percent
of NC State’s returning scoring (425 of 560 points) from a
year ago ... named to the ACC All-Freshmen team by both
the media and coaches after finishing fifth on the team and
second among ACC freshmen in scoring in 2013 (12.1) ...
became only the fifth freshman in league annals to led the
ACC in field goal percentage (.622).
Pack Plaudits
Coming off their second-straight 24-win season, Mark Gottfried’s Wolfpack returns only
one starter from last year’s team that finished
24-11 overall and tied for fourth place in the
ACC with a 11-7 league mark ... six of the 11
losses were by four points or less ... NC State is
48-24 overall with back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in Gottfried’s first two seasons in Raleigh ... gone are five of the team’s
top six scorers, including four 1,000-point
scorers - C.J. Leslie (15.1), Richard Howell
(12.7), Scott Wood (12.6), Lorenzo Brown
(12.4) and Rodney Purvis (8.3) ... while at NC
State, those five players combined for 5,499
career points, 2,655 rebounds, 1,084 assists
and 420 starts ... the Wolfpack led the ACC
and was fourth nationally with a .496 field goal
percentage, its’ best single season percentage
since a .501 mark in 1989.
uTyler Lewis averaged 5.4 points in 16.4
minutes of action over the final 14 games ... in
back-to-back games in early February against
No. 14 Miami and No. 4 Duke, Lewis averaged
14.5 points, 5.5 assists and had a 11.0-to-1
assists-to-turnover ratio.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 17.0 .220
Rebounds................. 6.6 .179
Assists..................... 2.3 .157
Starts.............17 of 175 .097
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
Scoring Offense....77.4 1
9
FG Percentage........496 1
4
3-Pt FG Pct.............3912 13
3-Pt FG PG..............5.3 11 268
Steals......................6.5 4 192
Mark Gottfried
NC State.................(2) 48-24
Alabama...............(11) 210-131
Murray State..........(3) 68-24
Career Totals......(16) 326-179
9 NCAA appearances............. 8-9
4 NIT appearances................ 4-4
Returning Players
Pos.Cl.GP-GS Min RPG
Starters (4)
Jerian Grant................... G.......Sr. 35-34 36.3 2.9
Eric Atkins...................... G.......Sr. 35-35 38.3 2.6
Pat Connaughton.........G/F....... Jr. 35-35 32.1 4.7
Tom Knight..................... F.......Gr. 28-18 17.5 3.5
Key Returnees
30-2 15.6 3.4
Garrick Sherman.............C.......Gr.
Cameron Biedscheid....... F...... So.
34-0 17.4 1.4
Zach Auguste.................. F...... So.
25-0 10.7 2.7
Jack Cooley*................... F.......Sr. 35-35 29.3 10.1
Scott Martin.................... F.......Gr. 18-18 29.7 4.7
Signees:
VJ Beacham, F (6-6, 186) New Haven HS; Fort Wayne, Ind.
Demetrius Jackson, G (6-1, 195), Marian HS; Mishawaka, Ind.
Austin Torres, F (6-6, 225), Penn HS; Mishawaka, Ind.
Steve Vasturia, G (6-5, 200), St. Joseph’s Prep; Medford, N.J.
APGPPG
5.5 13.3
5.5 11.2
2.1
8.9
0.8
5.5
0.4
0.9
0.2
7.0
6.2
3.7
0.8
1.3
13.1
7.9
Jerian Grant, senior guard
A two-year starter, Grant was a second-team All-Big East
selection after leading the team in both scoring (13.3) and
assists (5.5) ... finished fourth in the Big East in assists, fifth
in minutes played (36.3) and seventh in assists-to-turnover
ratio (1.94:1) ... has a career assists-to-turnover ratio of
2.22:1 ... had 13 games with seven-or-more assists in 2013,
including three games with 10 assists.
Irish Items
Mike Brey, in his 14th season as the Fighting Irish
head coach, welcomes back four upper class
starters from a team that finished 25-10 overall
(marking the seventh straight 20-win season)
and tied for fifth place in the Big East Conference
with a 11-7 league mark ... Notre Dame made its
fourth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance,
and sixth in the last seven years ... the Irish have
made the post-season in each of Brey’s 14 years
in South Bend ... the 25 wins tied for the secondmost in Brey’s tenure ... last year’s senior class
was the school’s all-time winningest totaling 97
wins over the last four seasons ... Notre Dame
was 3-1 in overtime games in 2013, including a
five-overtime victory over Louisville (F9) ... Brey
looks to replace a pair of 1,000-point scorers in
guard Scott Martin and forward Jack Cooley, an
All-Big East first team selection.
uNotre Dame’s three-guard lineup of Eric
Atkins, Jerian Grant and Pat Connaughton
combined to average 33.4 points, 13.2 assists
in 2013, with an assists-to-turnover ratio of
2.25-to-1 ... the Irish led the Big East and were
second nationally in assists-to-turnover ratio
(1.49-to-1).
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 52.8 .755
Rebounds............... 23.5 .647
Assists................... 15.3.913
Starts...........122 of 175 .697
Team Statistics
Category
BEastNCAA
3-Pt FG Pct.............370 1 55
3-Pt FG PG..............6.5 3 127
FG Pct. Defense......420 12 133
Steals......................5.015 319
Blocked Shots.........3.8 9 132
Mike Brey
Notre Dame..........(13) 285-142
Delaware................(5) 99-52
Career Totals......(18) 384-194
11 NCAA appearances......... 6-11
5 NIT appearances................ 6-5
Pittsburgh Panthers
Syracuse Orange
Returning Players
Starters (3)
Lamar Patterson............. F.......Sr. 33-33 27.0 4.3
2.8 10.0
Talib Zanna.................. C/F.......Sr. 33-33 23.9 6.1
0.6
9.6
James Robinson.............G...... So. 33-32 26.6 2.1
3.5
6.1
Key Returnees
Durand Johnson............. F...... So.
31-0 11.9 1.3
0.5
4.3
Cameron Wright..............G....... Jr.
31-1 14.6 1.4
1.0
4.3
Tray Woodall*.................G.......Sr. 33-33 28.6 2.6
5.1 11.5
J.J. Moore....................... F.......Sr.
33-0 18.7 3.0
0.6
8.0
Steven Adams*...............C....... Fr. 32-32 23.4 6.3
0.6
7.2
Dante Taylor.................... F.......Sr.
32-1 15.7 3.9
0.5
5.0
Trey Zeigler.....................G....... Jr.
31-0 15.5 2.0
1.1
4.4
Signees:
Jamel Artis; F (6-7, 230) Notre Dame Prep (Mass.), Baltimore, Md.
Josh Newkirk; G (6-1, 175) Word of God Academy, Raleigh, N.C.
Joseph Uchebo; C (6-11, 260) Chipola J.C. (Fla.), Enugu, Nigeria
Michael Young; F (6-8, 245) St. Benedict’s Prep (N.J.), McKeesport, Pa.
Returning Players
Starters (3)
C.J. Fair........................... F.......Sr. 40-40 34.8 7.0
0.7 14.5
Rakeem Christmas.......C-F....... Jr. 40-40 20.8 4.6
0.2
5.1
DaJuan Coleman.............C...... So. 24-20 12.7 4.0
0.2
4.8
Key Returnees
Jerami Grant................... F...... So.
40-9 14.3 3.0
0.5
3.9
Baye Moussa Keita..........C.......Sr.
40-0 16.8 3.7
0.2
3.7
Trevor Cooney................ G...... So.
39-0 11.2 0.8
0.6
3.4
Brandon Triche*............ G.......Sr. 40-40 33.8 3.4
3.6 13.6
James Southerland......... F.......Sr. 34-11 29.5 5.2
1.1 13.3
Michael Carter-Williams*.G...... So. 40-40 35.2 4.9
7.3 11.9
Signees:
Tyler Ennis; G (6-2, 180) St. Benedict’s Prep (N.J.), Brampton, Ontario
B.J. Johnson; F (6-7, 175) Lower Merion HS, Ardmore, Pa.
Chinoso Obokoh; C (6-10, 220) Bishop Kearney HS, Rochester, N.Y.
Ron Patterson; G (6-3, 195) Brewster Academy, Boston, Mass.; Broad Ripple, Ind.
Tyler Roberson; F (6-7, 200) Roselle Catholic HS, Union, N.J.
Lamar Patterson, senior forward
Two-year starter with 66 consecutive starts at small forward
... team’s leading returning scorer (10.0) and second-leading
rebounder (4.3) ... also ranked third on the team in assists
(2.8) and has a career assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.81:1
(273:151) ... scored in double figures 17 times a year ago,
including in nine of the last 16 games ... has five career
double-doubles.
Panther Prose
Coming off their 11th NCAA Tournament appearance in 12 years, the Panthers return three
starters for head coach Jamie Dixon from a
team that finished 24-9 overall and fourth in
the Big East with a 12-6 conference mark ...
Pittsburgh lost three of its first four games in
Big East play, but rebounded to post its 12thstraight 20-win season ... 12 of Pittsburgh’s 18
Big East regular season games were decided by
10 points or less ... guard Tray Woodall was a
third-team All-Big East selection while center
Steven Adams was named to the league’s
All-Rookie team ... with four players shooting
over 49 percent, the Panthers led the Big East,
for the first time in nine years, and were 20th
nationally in field goal percentage (.472).
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 33.7 .419
Rebounds............... 14.9 .425
Assists..................... 8.4 .518
Starts.............99 of 165 .600
Team Statistics
Category
BEastNCAA
Scoring Defense....56.0 1
8
FT Percentage........668 12 255
3-Pt FG Pct.............349 5 118
3-Pt FG PG..............4.9 11 294
Steals......................6.6 11 182
Blocked Shots.........4.0 7 107
uJames Robinson averaged 6.1 points, 3.5
assists and 2.1 rebounds as a freshman in
Jamie Dixon
2013 ... started 32 of 33 games and ranked
third on the team in minutes played (26.6) ... Pittsburgh............(10) 262-86
led the Big East and ranked ninth nationally in Career Totals......(10) 262-86
assist-to-turnover ratio (2.83-to1).
uTalib Zanna started all 33 games a year ago,
averaging 9.6 points ... team’s leading returning rebounder (6.1).
9 NCAA appearances........... 11-9
1 CBI appearance.................. 5-1
C.J. Fair, senior forward
A second-team All-Big East selection in 2013 ... led the
Orange in scoring (14.5) and rebounding (7.0) while starting
all 40 games ... scored in double figures in all but seven
games last year and is one of three players in the ACC
to begin the 2013-14 season with 1,000-or-more career
points (1,099) ... has 11 career double-doubles, including
nine a year ago.
Orange Oratory
Three starters and six of the top nine scorers
are back from a Syracuse team that reached
the Final Four for the fourth time under head
coach Jim Boeheim ... the Orange finished
30-10 overall and tied for fifth in the Big East
with an 11-7 conference mark ... in 37 seasons
at Syracuse, Boeheim is 920-314 (.746), with
30 NCAA Tournament appearances, and is
second to Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski (957)
on the NCAA’s all-time coaching win list ...
Boeheim’s 920 wins are the most by a Division
I coach at one institution ... Syracuse has had
43 consecutive winning seasons, the longest
active streak in Division I ... the Orange led
the Big East and were third nationally in field
goal percentage defense (.369) ... Syracuse
held Montana to 34 points and Marquette to
39, in last year’s NCAA Tournament ... Michael
Carter-Williams and C.J. Fair earned secondteam All-Big East Conference honors while
Brandon Triche was a third-team choice.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 33.6 .477
Rebounds............... 25.6 .667
Assists..................... 2.3 .160
Starts...........109 of 200 .545
Team Statistics
Category
BEastNCAA
FT Percentage........675 11 232
3-Pt FG Pct.............334 7 195
3-Pt FG PG..............5.8 8 205
FG Pct. Defense......369 1
3
Steals......................9.12 13
Blocked Shots.........6.2 2
5
Jim Boeheim
Syracuse..............(37) 920-314
Career Totals......(37) 920-314
uRakeem Christmas has started 75 games in
his first two seasons ... blocked at least one 30 NCAA appearances....... 52-29
shot in 36 of his 40 games a year ago and 6 NIT appearances.............. 12-7
was fifth in the Big East in blocked shots per
game (1.8).
Virginia Cavaliers
Virginia Tech Hokies
Returning Players
Starters (3)
Joe Harris.......................G.......Sr. 35-35 32.5 4.0
2.2 16.3
Akil Mitchell.................... F.......Sr. 35-35 30.5 8.9
1.5 13.1
Justin Anderson..............G...... So. 35-17 24.0 3.3
2.3
7.6
Key Returnees
Malcolm Brogdon#.........G.. R-So.
28-1 22.4 2.8
1.4
6.7
Anthony Gill+.................. F.. R-So. 31-26 25.3 4.7
1.1
7.6
Mike Tobey.................. F/C...... So.
30-2 13.9 2.9
0.4
6.8
Evan Nolte....................... F...... So.
35-8 19.8 2.4
1.1
5.7
Darion Atkins.................. F....... Jr. 26-12 15.7 3.1
0.3
4.7
#-stats from the 2011-12 season; + Stats are from South Carolina during the 2011-12 season
Jontel Evans*..................G.......Sr. 26-22 29.0 2.4
4.9
4.2
Paul Jesperson*.............G...... So. 35-33 25.7 2.2
0.9
4.7
Taylor Barnette................G....... Fr.
26-2 9.5 0.7
0.7
2.6
Doug Browman...............G.......Sr.
20-0 5.9 0.8
0.7
0.1
Justin Miller....................G....... Fr.
0-0 0.0 0.0
0.0
0.0
Signees:
London Perrantes; G (6-2, 184) Crespi Carmelite HS, Woodland Hills, Calif.
Devon Hall; G (6-5, 212) Cape Henry Collegiate, Virginia Beach, Va.
Returning Players
Starters (3)
Jarell Eddie..................... F.......Sr. 32-28 30.3 5.6
1.3 12.3
Cadarian Raines.............. F.......Sr. 32-30 24.6 6.4
0.6
6.6
C.J. Barksdale................. F....... Jr. 31-30 21.7 4.7
0.6
5.6
Key Returnees
Marquis Rankin.............. G....... Jr.
29-7 19.3 1.0
0.9
3.4
Marshall Wood................ F...... So.
25-0 16.5 3.8
0.5
3.6
Joey van Zegeren............ F...... So.
32-4 14.6 3.1
0.1
3.3
Will Johnston................. G....... Jr.
29-4 10.9 0.4
0.3
2.0
Christian Beyer................ F....... Jr.
23-0 9.3 2.8
0.2
1.8
Adam Smith+................. G...... So. 31-29 30.3 3.2
1.6 13.7
+stats from UNCW during the 2011-12 season
Erick Green*.................. G.......Sr. 32-32 36.6 4.0
3.4 25.0
Robert Brown*............... G...... So. 31-25 27.5 2.4
2.1
8.3
Signees:
Ben Emelogu; G (6-5, 200) South Grand Prairie HS, Grand Prairie, Texas
Maurice Kirby; F (6-9, 235) Basha HS, Chandler, Ariz.
Trevor Thompson; F (6-11, 210) St. John’s NW Military Academy, Indianapolis, Ind.
Malik Mueller; G (6-3, 200) Urspring HS, Ehingen, Germany
Devin Wilson; G (6-4, 185) Montour HS, McKees Rocks, PA.
Joe Harris, senior guard
The league’s lone returning first team all-conference
performer ... was fourth in the ACC a year ago in scoring
(16.3), fourth in 3-point field goal percentage (.425), 12th
in field goal percentage (.468) ... scored in double figures
in 31 of Virginia’s 35 games, including nine games with 20
or more points ... second among returning ACC players with
1,255 career points.
Cav Copy
Picked to finish seventh in the media’s preseason poll, the Cavaliers finished 2013 with a
23-12 record and a fourth-place finish in the ACC
with an 11-7 mark ... Virginia made its 13th NIT
appearance, advancing to the NIT quarterfinals
for the first time since 1992 ... the Cavaliers
posted back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first
time since 1992-1993 ... Virginia’s 20 home wins
(20-2) marked a school record and the 11 ACC
wins were the most since 2007... the Cavaliers
held 26 of their 35 opponents under 60 points
and led the ACC and were fifth nationally in scoring defense at 55.6 points per game.
uVirginia is one of seven Division I teams to
improve its win total in each of the last four years
(Colorado State, Indiana, North Carolina Central, Oregon, Southeast Missouri State and Southern Miss).
Jarell Eddie, senior forward
A two-year starter, Eddie is the team’s leading returning
scorer (12.3) and second-leading rebounder (5.6) ... averaged 15.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists over the last
three games a year ago ... scored in double figures 19 times,
including five games with 20 or more points ... made 81 of
96 free throw attempts (.844) last year and over the last two
seasons has made 140-of-164 (.854) from the charity stripe.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 56.4 .878
Rebounds............... 27.7 .861
Assists..................... 9.2 .656
Starts...........120 of 175 .690
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
Scoring Defense....55.6 1
5
3-Pt FG Pct.............385 3 17
3-Pt FG PG..............6.1 5 169
Steals......................5.9 8 249
Tony Bennett
Virginia...................(4) 76-53
Washington State...(3) 69-33
Career Totals........(7) 145-86
uAkil Mitchell averaged a career-high 13.1
points and 8.9 rebounds per game as a junior
in 2013 ... scored in double figures in 27 of 35 3 NCAA appearances............. 3-3
games and led UVa in rebounds in 28 games ... 2 NIT appearances................ 2-2
third in the ACC with 12 double-doubles.
Hokie Hyperbole
The Hokies return three starters and seven of
their top nine scorers from last year’s team that
finished 13-19 overall and 12th place in the ACC
with a 4-14 mark ... second-year head coach
James Johnson looks to replace senior guard
Erick Green, the nation’s leading scorer (25.0)
and ACSMA’s 2013 ACC Player of the Year ...
Green became the first ACC player since
South Carolina’s Grady Wallace (31.2) in
1957, to lead the nation in scoring ... Virginia
Tech lost five games by seven points-or-less
and suffered two overtime defeats at North
Carolina and NC State.
uCadarian Raines led the team in rebounds
(6.4) and blocked shots (34) as a junior in 2013
... tallied 10 or more points eight times and had
14 games with seven or more rebounds.
Returning Numbers
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 36.7 .522
Rebounds............... 25.9 .723
Assists..................... 4.2 .415
Starts...........103 of 160 .644
Team Statistics
CategoryACC NCAA
FG Percentage........426 10 211
3-Pt FG Pct.............314 12 259
3-Pt FG PG..............5.7 8 220
Steals......................4.3 12 337
Blocked Shots.........3.99113
James Johnson
uC.J. Barksdale started 30 games as a sopho- Virginia Tech..........(1) 13-19
more, averaging 5.6 points and 4.7 rebounds Career Totals........(1) 13-19
... shot .523 from the floor and .771 from the
free throw line.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Returning Players
Starters (4)
Travis McKie................... F.......Sr. 31-31 32.2 7.0
1.2 13.5
Devin Thomas................. F...... So. 31-31 27.3 7.5
1.3
9.1
Codi Miller-McIntyre.......G...... So. 30-29 28.9 2.7
2.5
8.1
Arnaud Wm. Adala Moto... F...... So. 31-19 16.3 3.9
0.5
5.6
Key Returnees
Tyler Cavanaugh............. F...... So.
31-6 16.7 2.5
0.5
5.0
Madison Jones................G...... So.
31-5 18.8 1.1
2.1
3.6
Aaron Rountree III.......... F...... So.
30-0 10.9 1.8
0.6
2.2
Daniel Green*................. F...... So.
27-0 7.4 1.7
0.2
1.4
Andre Washington..........C...... So.
17-0 4.9 0.6
0.0
1.0
Coron Williams+.............G.......Gr. 35-34 24.7 2.2
1.2
9.1
*stats from the 2011-12 season; +stats are from Robert Morris during the 2012-13 season
Starters (1) and Players Lost
C.J. Harris*.....................G........Sr 31-31 32.8 2.3
1.9 15.4
Chase Fischer..................G....... So
31-3 14.2 1.1
0.6
4.5
Signees:
Greg McClinton; F (6-7, 185) Hargrave Military Academy, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Miles Overton; G (6-4, 185) St. Joseph’s Prep, Philadelphia, Pa.
Travis McKie, senior forward
A two-time honorable mention All-ACC performer ... leads
all returning ACC players in career points (1,344) and
double-doubles (16) ... was second on the team and 10th
in the ACC in rebounds (7.0) a year ago ... has 19 career
games with 20 or more points and has averaged 13.0 ppg
or more in each of his first three seasons ... has a career
field goal percentage of .475.
Returning Numbers
Deacon Data
Jeff Bzdelik begins his fourth season at Wake Forest
2012-13
PGPct.
Points.................... 47.4 .702
Rebounds............... 26.8 .884
with four starters and eight of the team’s top 10 scor- Assists..................... 8.8 .773
ers back from a squad that finished 13-18 overall and Starts...........121 of 155 .781
tied for ninth in the ACC with a 6-12 marks ... seven
of the Deacons’ 18 losses were by six points or less,
including two one-point ACC setbacks ... Wake Forest
defeated two ranked teams - No. 2 Miami (80-65) and
No. 18 NC State (86-84) ... gone is guard C.J. Harris,
a four-year starter and a third-team All-ACC selection
in 2012 and 2013; ranked sixth among league scoring leaders (15.4) a year ago and finished his career
with 1,613 points.
uThe Deacons return a league-high 88 percent of
their rebounds from a year ago and are the only ACC
team to return two players - Devin Thomas (7.5)
and Travis McKie (7.0) - who averaged over seven
rebounds per game a year ago.
Team Statistics
Category
ACCNCAA
3-Pt FG Pct.............345 8 139
3-Pt FG PG..............5.4 10 249
FG Pct. Defense......455 12 295
Steals......................7.1 2 120
Jeff Bzdelik
uOver the past six years (2008-2013), Wake Forest Wake Forest...........(3)
has had more players named All-ACC Freshmen (6) Colorado................(3)
than any other league team.
Air Force................(2)
34-60
36-58
50-16
UMBC....................(2) 25-31
uDevin Thomas earned All-ACC Freshmen honors a Career Totals......(10) 145-165
year ago after leading all league frosh in rebounding
(7.5) and blocked shots (1.4), ranking sixth in the 1 NCAA appearance.............. 0-1
1 NIT appearance.................. 3-1
ACC in both categories.
2013 ACC Operation Basketball
Wednesday, October 16
The Ritz Carlton, Charlotte, N.C.
The 52nd annual ACC Operation Basketball will be held Wednesday,
October 16, 2013, at the Ritz-Carlton in Charlotte, North Carolina. The
head coach and two players from each of the league’s 15 schools will
be available for interviews during the course of the day. Credential
information will be emailed in early September.
Tentative Schedule
9:00 am – Noon.................................................... Players Interviews
Noon – 1:10 pm....................................................... Media Luncheon
1:10 pm – 2:00 pm....................................... Commissioner’s Forum
2:00 – 5:30 pm...........................................Head Coaches Interviews
ACC Media Pre-Season Poll
Over the past 44 years, the media’s No. 1 or No. 2 ACC Operation
Basketball preseason pick has gone on to win the ACC’s regular season
championship 36 times (including ties). The media’s top pick has also
won outright, or tied, for the regular season title 22 times while the
No. 2 choice has gone on to finish first on 14 occasions.
Only four times in the long and distinguished history of ACC Operation Basketball has the assembled multitudes of ACC media been “off
the mark”. In 2006-07, Virginia tied North Carolina for first place in
the ACC during the regular season after being picked to finish eighth
by the media. In 1980, 1996 and 2003, Maryland, Georgia Tech and
Wake Forest, respectively, finished first after being penciled in by the
media for the sixth spot.
North Carolina has been the media’s team of choice over the years
with the Tar Heels chosen as the league favorite an ACC-high 19 times
outright with one tie. Duke is next with 12 preseason first place predictions outright with one tie. Maryland has been the media’s preseason
No. 1 four times. NC State has been tabbed No. 1 three times, followed
by Wake Forest twice, South Carolina and Virginia once each.
A year ago, NC State captured 26 of the 53 first-place ballots and was
the media’s to finish atop the 2013 ACC standings in voting at the annual ACC Operation Basketball held October 17, 2012, in Charlotte, N.C.
... Miami, the league’s eventual champion, was picked for fourth place.
- - - - - - - - - 2012-13 In Review - - - - - - - - -
2012-13 ACC Standings
Team
ACC Games
W LPct. HmRd
Miami..................... 15 3
Duke........................ 14 4
North Carolina......... 12 6
NC State.................. 11 7
Virginia.................... 11 7
Florida State.............. 9 9
Maryland................... 8 10
Boston College.......... 7 11
Georgia Tech............. 6 12
Wake Forest.............. 6 12
Clemson.................... 5 13
Virginia Tech............. 4 14
Bold denotes ACC Champion
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.778
.667
.611
.611
.500
.444
.389
.333
.333
.278
.222
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9-0
7-2
8-1
9-0
6-3
6-3
5-4
3-6
6-3
4-5
3-6
7-2
5-4
5-4
3-6
2-7
3-6
2-8
2-7
3-6
0-9
1-8
1-8
Overall
W LPct. HmRdNu
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30
25
24
23
18
25
16
16
13
13
13
7
6
11
11
12
16
13
17
15
18
18
19
.806
.833
.694
.686
.657
.529
.658
.485
.516
.419
.419
.406
14-1
16-0
14-2
16-1
20-2
10-8
18-3
12-6
11-6
11-5
8-7
10-7
10-3
5-4
6-6
3-7
3-8
4-7
4-7
3-8
3-7
1-10
3-9
2-9
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9-2
5-3
5-3
0-2
4-1
3-3
1-3
2-2
1-3
2-2
1-3
uACC Tournament MVP Shane Lar-
kin scored a team-high 28 points
to lead the ninth-ranked Miami
to its first-ever ACC title with an
87-77 win over North Carolina ... led by Larkin, Miami
shot 51 percent from the floor and placed four players
in double-figures ... the top-seeded Hurricanes made
12-of-22 from 3-point range en route to reaching the
championship game for the first time ever following
victories over Boston College and NC State ... in the
three games, Larkin averaged 23.7 points, 5.0 assists,
5.0 rebounds, 2.3 steals, shot 23-of-45 from the floor
(.511) and 16-of-18 (.889) from the free throw line in
becoming the first Hurricane to win the Everett Case
Award as the Tournament MVP.
uFor the first time in 18 years, the ACC has had three
different champions over a three-year period ... Miami’s
victory in 2013 followed titles by Florida State (2012)
and Duke (2011) ... the last time this occurred was a
four-year run between 1992 and 1995 when four different schools - Duke (1992), Georgia Tech (1993),
North Carolina (1994) and Wake Forest (1995) - won
the ACC Tournament.
Over the past 12 years (2001-12), the ACC has won With its 6-4 mark in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, the
an NCAA-best five National Championships ... the Big ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament
East is second with four, the SEC (3) is third.
play to 26 years in a row. The Big East is second with
a streak of 21 straight seasons.
NCAA Titles (2001-2013)
uVirginia Tech guard Erick Green became the first ACC
NCAA Tournament Non-Losing Streaks
player since South Carolina’s Grady Wallace (31.2) in
ACC....................... 5 SEC.........................3
1956-57 to lead the nation in scoring (25.0) ... Green
Big East................. 4 Big 12.....................1
ACC.................... 26 Big Ten................. 7
finished his senior season sixth in the ACC in assists
Big East.............. 21Southeastern........ 4
(3.8), ninth in steals (1.9), fourth in free throw percentAmong the top eight RPI conferences, the ACC had the
age (.816), 10th in field goal percentage (.475), ninth
most wins and the highest winning percentage against Over the last seven years (2007-2013), the ACC is
in assists-to-turnover ratio (1.75:1) and tied the ACC
top 50 and top 100 RPI non-conference opponents the only conference to have each of their teams make
single-season record with 28 games of 20-or-more
during the 2012-13 regular season ... ACC teams were at least one NCAA Tournament appearance.
points scored.
a combined 12-12 (.500) against non-conference teams
NCAA Tournament Participation (2007-2013)
ranked in the top 50 of the RPI and 30-20 (.600) against
uDuke’s Mason Plumlee and NC State’s Richard Howell
(based on 2011-12 league membership)
non-conference teams ranked in the top 100 of the RPI.
became the 31st and 32nd players, respectively, in ACC
history to have both 1,000 rebounds and 1,000 points
Conferences vs. Non-Conference
ACC.......... 12 of 12 SEC............ 10 of 12
in his career ... Plumlee finished with 1,384 points and
RPI Top 50 & Top 100 Opponents
Pac-12...... 11 of 12 Big East..... 12 of 16
1,085 rebounds while Howell totaled 1,214 points and
Big 12......... 9 of 10 Big Ten........ 9 of 12
1,055 rebounds.
vs.
vs.
RPI
Top 50 Pct. Top 100 Pct Since 1981, the ACC has won more NCAA titles (10)
1. Big Ten................... 11-18 .379
24-25 .490 than any other conference ... the Big East is second with u Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski, with 957 career wins, is
the all-time winningest coach in Division I history;
2. Mountain West......... 6-13 .315
22-15 .595 seven while the SEC is third with six titles.
Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim is second with 920 ... among
3. Big East.................... 8-14 .364
24-20 .545
coaches with 20 or more years, North Carolina’s Roy
NCAA Titles (1981-2013)
4. ACC..................12-12.500 30-20 .600
Williams, with a 700-180 mark, is the NCAA’s win5. Big 12...................... 9-14 .391
20-19 .513
ningest active coach with a .795 winning percentage.
6. Pacific 12................. 8-19 .296
17-26 .395 ACC........................ 10 Big 12....................... 1
7. Atlantic 10................ 9-28 .243
21-45 .318 Big East.................... 7 Big Eight................... 1
u Georgia Tech’s Marcus Georges-Hunt (10.8) and
8. SEC.......................... 6-29 .171
23-36 .390 SEC.......................... 6 Metro........................ 1
Robert Carter, Jr., (9.9) finished the season ranked
Big Ten..................... 4 Big West................... 1
1-2, respectively, on the team in scoring ... the Yellow
The ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tour- Pac-12..................... 2
Jackets became only the sixth team in ACC history to
nament history ... based on yearly membership, the ACC
have freshmen as its top two scorers.
is 370-192 (.658) with 12 national titles.
The ACC has had at least two teams make it to the
“Sweet 16” in 31 of the last 34 seasons.
uNC State forward Scott Wood finished his career fifth
With two teams - Miami (5) and Duke (6) - listed in
on the ACC’s all-time 3-point field goal list (334) and
the final Associated Press ranking, the ACC extended its League teams were 74-34 (.685) overall as hosts in
fourth in career free throw percentage (.886).
streak to 53 consecutive seasons with at least one team 2013 ... 44 of the 96 ACC regular season games (46%)
ranked in the top 10 of the final AP Poll.
played during the 2012-13 season were decided by
uGeorgia Tech’s Daniel Miller is 25th on the ACC career
seven points or less.
blocked shot list with 206 ... Miller has blocked at least
Duke finished the 2012-13 season ranked in the Top
one shot in 81 of his 93 career games played and is
10 of the AP poll for an ACC-record 113 consecutive uDuke’s Mike Krzyzewski leads all active head coaches
averaging 2.2 blocked shots per game in his first three
weeks ... the last time the Blue Devils were not ranked with 82 NCAA Tournament wins in his career ... North
seasons with the Yellow Jackets.
in the AP Top 10 was when they held the 13th spot in Carolina’s Roy Williams is second with 62 and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim (52) third.
the Nov. 19 poll of 2007.
2013 ACC Award Winners
Player of the Year - ACSMA
Player of the Year - Coaches
Freshman of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
Erick Green
Virginia Tech
Shane Larkin
Miami
Olivier Hanlan
Boston College
Durand Scott
Miami
Jim Larrañaga
Miami
ACC Player of the Year
ACSMA
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech..........................38
Shane Larkin, So., Miami..................................23
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke.................................12
Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia.......................................2
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State.........................1
ACC Defensive Player of the Year
ACSMA
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami..................................23
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State.........................7
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke...................................6
Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia...................................4
Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami...................................4
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State.............................4
COACHES
Shane Larkin, So., Miami....................................6 Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia....................................2
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech............................2 COACHES
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke...................................1 Durand Scott, Sr., Miami....................................3
Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia...................................2
ACC Freshman of the Year
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State..............................1
Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami...................................1
ACSMA
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College..........................43 Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami.......................................1
Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke..................................15 Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke...................................1
T.J. Warren, NC State........................................12 Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State.........................1
Devin Thomas, Wake Forest................................4 Okaro White, Jr., Florida State............................1
Devin Bookert, Florida State................................1
Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech.........................1
Marcus Paige, North Carolina.............................1
Virginia Tech’s Erick Green, ACSMA’s Player of
the Year, was the first ACC player since South
COACHES
Carolina’s Grady Wallace (31.2) in 1957, to lead the
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College..........................10
nation in scoring (25.0) ... Miami’s Shane Larkin,
Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke....................................1
who led the Hurricanes to the school’s first-ever
T.J. Warren, NC State..........................................1
ACC regular season and tournament championships, was voted the ACC Player of the Year by
the league’s head coaches ... in becoming the first
ACC Coach of the Year
Boston College player to be named ACC Rookie of
the Year, Olivier Hanlan ranked fifth among ACC
ACSMA
scorers at 15.4 points per game ... Miami’s Durand
Jim Larrañaga, Miami.......................................75
Scott was the first guard to earn Defensive Player
Mike Krzyzewski, Duke........................................1
of the Year honors since Florida State’s Toney
Roy Williams, North Carolina..............................1
Douglas did so in 2009 ... Jim Larrañaga, who
guided Miami to the school’s first ACC regular
COACHES
season and ACC Tournament championships, was
Jim Larrañaga, Miami.........................................9
a runaway choice in both the media and coaches’
Tony Bennett, Virginia.........................................1
balloting for the ACC Basketball Coach of the Year.
Mike Krzyzewski, Duke........................................1
Roy Williams, North Carolina..............................1
ACC Players of the Week
ACC Player of the Week
N12....................................Alex Len, So., Maryland
N19.......................Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State
N26......................................Quinn Cook, So., Duke
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech
D3.................................. Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech
D10......................................... C.J. Leslie, NC State
D17.........................................Durand Scott, Miami
D24......................................... C.J. Leslie, NC State
D31........................................Seth Curry, Sr., Duke
J7........................................... Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke
J14............................ Richard Howell, Sr., NC State
J21..........................Reggie Bullock, North Carolina
J28..........................................Durand Scott, Miami
F4............................................Shane Larkin, Miami
F11................................. Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke
F18........................................Scott Wood, NC State
P.J. Hairston, North Carolina
F25.................................... C.J. Harris, Wake Forest
M4......................................... Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke
M11.......................................Seth Curry, Sr., Duke
M18.................................Shane Larkin, So., Miami
ACC Rookie of the Week
N12.................................. Rodney Purvis, NC State
N19....................................... T.J. Warren, NC State
N26................Marcus Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech
D3....................................Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke
D10................Marcus Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech
D17....................................... T.J. Warren, NC State
D24..........................Olivier Hanlan, Boston College
Aaron Thomas, Florida State
D31............................... Charles Mitchell, Maryland
J7..................................Joe Rahon, Boston College
J14...........................Olivier Hanlan, Boston College
J21...........................Olivier Hanlan, Boston College
J28.............................. Devin Thomas, Wake Forest
F4..................................Joe Rahon, Boston College
F11.................................. Justin Anderson, Virginia
F18..........................................Seth Allen, Maryland
F25...................................Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke
M4........................ Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech
M11.........................Olivier Hanlan, Boston College
Miami captures first-ever ACC title with
87-77 win over North Carolina
2013 All-ACC Teams
ACSMA All-ACC
Coaches All-ACC
First Team
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke (73)................... 226
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech (72)............. 225
Shane Larkin, So., Miami (72).................... 224
Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia (67)........................ 219
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State (46).............. 192
First Team
Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia................................*33
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke............................*33
Shane Larkin, So., Miami...............................32
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech.......................31
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke.....................................31
Second Team
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke (26)........................... 178
Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami (5)......................... 131
Lorenzo Brown, Sr., NC State (6)................ 122
Reggie Bullock, Sr., North Carolina (3)....... 119
James Michael McAdoo, So., N. Carolina (2)... 97
Second Team
Reggie Bullock, Jr., North Carolina................23
Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami..................................23
James Michael McAdoo, So., North Carolina....23
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State.........................21
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State........................19
Third Team
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State (4)............. 93
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State (5).......................... 80
Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College (2)....... 46
Quinn Cook, So., Duke.................................. 43
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson.......................... 43
Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia.............................. 43
(first team votes in parenthesis)
Third Team
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State.................................15
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State....................14
Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College................9
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami.................................9
C.J. Harris, Sr., Wake Forest............................8
Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia.................................8
*denotes unanimous
Honorable Mention
Durand Scott, Miami (39); P.J. Hairston, North Carolina (30); C.J. Harris, Wake Forest (27); Alex Len,
Md. (19); Travis McKie, Wake Forest (13); Boston
College’s Olivier Hanlan (13); Ryan Kelly, Duke (13).
Honorable Mention
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson (6); Ryan Kelly, Sr.,
Duke (6); Alex Len, So., Maryland (6); P.J. Hairston,
So., North Carolina (4).
ACSMA All-ACC Freshmen Team
Coaches All-ACC Freshmen Team
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College.................... *77
Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke.............................. 63
T.J. Warren, NC State.................................... 63
Devin Thomas, Wake Forest.......................... 59
Marcus Paige, North Carolina....................... 44
*denote unanimous
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College.....................*11
Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke...............................10
T.J. Warren, NC State.....................................10
Devin Thomas, Wake Forest...........................10
Marcus Paige, North Carolina..........................7
Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech......................7
*denote unanimous
Shane Larkin, So., Miami.............................. 46
Daniel Miller, Jr., Georgia Tech..................... 37
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami.............................. 36
Alex Len, So., Maryland................................ 35
Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia............................. 33
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami.................................7
Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia................................6
Shane Larkin, So., Miami.................................6
Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami................................5
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke................................5
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State......................5
2013 All-ACC Academic Men’s Basketball Team
Name
Raphael Akpejiori, Jr.,
Christian Beyer, So., Chris Bolden, Fr., Tyler Cavanaugh, Fr.,
Jarell Eddie, Jr.,
Marcus Georges-Hunt, Fr., Amile Jefferson, Fr.,
Ryan Kelly, Sr., Logan Aronhalt, Gr., Marcus Paige, Fr., Mason Plumlee, Sr.,
Joe Rahon, Fr.,
Jordan Roper, Fr.,
Rasheed Sulaimon, Fr.,
School
Miami
Virginia Tech
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Georgia Tech
Duke
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
Duke
Boston College
Clemson
Duke
Years
Lagos, Nigeria
New Bern, N.C.
Suwanee, Ga.
Dewitt, N.Y.
Charlotte, N.C.
College Park, Ga.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Raleigh, N.C.
Zanesville, Ohio
Marion, Iowa
Warsaw, Ind.
San Diego, Calif.
Columbia, S.C.
Houston, Texas
Hometown (Current Hometown)
Mechanical Engineering
Human Nutrition, Foods and Exercise
Business Administration
Undeclared
Psychology
Business Administration
Undeclared
Public Policy Studies
Kinesiology
Undeclared
Psychology
Undeclared
Parks, Recreation & Tourism Mgt.
Undeclared
Tournament MVP Shane Larkin
scored a team-high 28 points
to lead the ninth-ranked Miami
to its first-ever ACC title with an
87-77 win over North Carolina
... led by Larkin, Miami shot 51
percent from the floor and placed four players in
double-figures ... the top-seeded Hurricanes made
12-of-22 from 3-point range en route to reaching the
championship game for the first time ever following
victories over Boston College and NC State ... in the
three games, Larkin averaged 23.7 points, 5.0 assists,
5.0 rebounds, 2.3 steals, shot 23-of-45 from the floor
(.511) and 16-of-18 (.889) from the free throw line in
becoming the first Hurricane to win the Everett Case
Award as the Tournament MVP ... in addition to
Larkin, three other Miami players averaged in double
figures during the tournament - Durand Scott (15.7),
Trey McKinney-Jones (11.7) and Kenny Kadji (10.0).
60th Annual ACC Tournament
Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum
March 14-17, 2013
First Round - Thursday, March 14
#8 Boston College d. #9 Georgia Tech...........84-64
#5 NC State d. #12 Virginia Tech...................80-63
#7 Maryland d. #10 Wake Forest...................75-62
#6 Florida State d. #11 Clemson....................73-69
Quarterfinals - Friday, March 15
#1 Miami d. #8 Boston College......................69-58
#5 NC State d. #4 Virginia..............................75-56
#7 Maryland d. #2 Duke.................................83-74
#3 North Carolina d. #6 Florida State.............83-62
Semifinals - Saturday, March 16
#1 Miami d. #5 NC State................................81-71
#3 North Carolina d. #7 Maryland..................79-76
Finals - Sunday, March 17
#1 Miami d. #3 North Carolina.......................87-77
ACC Tournament MVP:
Shane Larkin, Miami
All-ACC Tournament:
1st Team: Shane Larkin, UM; Durand Scott, UM; P.J.
Hairston, UNC; Reggie Bullock, UNC; Dez Wells, Md.
2nd Team: Olivier Hanlan, BC; Scott Wood, NCS; Trey
McKinney Jones, UM, Julian Gamble, UM; Marcus
Paige, UNC.
Scoring Streaks
n Virginia Tech’s Erick Green scored 10 or more points in
a league-best 35 straight games dating back to last season
... scored in double figures in 64 of his last 66 games ...
the nation’s leading scorer (25.0), Green tallied 20 or more
points in all but three games during the 2012-13 season.
Frosh Facts
Frosh Facts II
n Boston College’s Olivier Hanlan scored 10 or more
points 27 times this season and led all ACC freshmen in
scoring at 15.4 points per game ... Hanlan scored an ACC
Tournament freshman record 41 points in the Eagles’
84-64 first round win over Georgia Tech.
n Georgia Tech’s Marcus Georges-Hunt (10.8) and
Robert Carter, Jr., (9.9) finished the season ranked 1-2,
respectively, on the team in scoring ... the Yellow Jackets
became only the sixth team in ACC history to have freshmen as its top two scorers.
Double-Figure Scoring Streaks
ACC Freshmen Scoring Leaders
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech..................................35
P.J. Hairston, So., North Carolina.............................18
Shane Larkin, So., Miami..........................................12
James Michael McAdoo, So., North Carolina............11
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke.........................................11
Olivier Hanlan, Fr., Boston College............................10
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson........................................9
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College............................... 15.4
T.J. Warren, NC State............................................. 12.1
Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke....................................... 11.6
Marcus Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech..................... 10.8
Joe Rahon, Boston College.................................... 10.1
Robert Carter, Georgia Tech..................................... 9.9
ACC Teams with
Freshmen as Top 2 Scorers
Top Scoring Games
Olivier Hanlan, BC vs. Georgia Tech.............. M14.... 41
n North Carolina’s P.J. Hairston finished the 2012-13 T.J. Warren, NCS vs. Florida State..................F19.... 31
season making at least one 3-point field goal in an ACC- Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke vs. Boston College....F24.... 27
best 33 straight games ... Duke’s Seth Curry was second Olivier Hanlon, BC vs. Maryland......................F19.... 26
with 18 consecutive games with a trey.
Joe Rahon, BC vs. Clemson..............................F2.... 26
3-Point Field Goal Streaks
Double-Digit Scoring Games
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College.................................. 28
T.J. Warren, NC State................................................ 24
Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke.......................................... 22
Marcus Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech........................ 19
Joe Rahon, Boston College....................................... 16
Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech............................... 14
3-Point Field Goal Consecutive Games Streak
P.J. Hairston, So., North Carolina.............................33
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke................................................18
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech..................................13
Jordan Roper, Fr., Clemson........................................9
C.J. Harris, Sr., Wake Forest.......................................9
Tyler Thornton, Jr., Duke............................................7
Joe Rahon, Fr., Boston College...................................6 n Wake Forest’s Devin Thomas had 10 or more rebounds
eight times this season and led all ACC freshmen in
rebounds per game (7.5).
Most Improved
n Virginia Tech’s Erick Green led the ACC in per game
ACC Freshmen Rebounding Leaders
scoring improvement (+9.4) from a year ago ... Virginia’s
Akil Mitchell was second with a +9.0 per game scoring
Devin Thomas, Wake Forest..................................... 7.5
improvement.
Robert Carter, Georgia Tech..................................... 6.7
Charles Mitchell, Maryland....................................... 5.4
Most Improved Scoring Averages
Marques Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech..................... 4.9
Player, School
‘12
‘13
Net T.J. Warren, NC State............................................... 4.2
Erick Green, Sr., VT..................... 15.6.......25.0 +9.4 Olivier Hanlan, Boston College................................. 4.2
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa.................... 4.1.......13.1 +9.0
James Michael McAdoo, UNC....... 6.1.......14.4 +8.3 Top Rebound Games
Quinn Cook, So., Duke.................. 4.4.......11.7 +7.3 Marshall Wood, VT vs. NC State.....................F16.... 16
K.J. McDaniels, So., Clem............. 3.9.......10.9 +7.0 Devin Thomas, WF vs. NC State......................J22.... 14
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke........... 11.1.......17.1 +6.0 Devin Thomas, WF vs. Xavier............................J2.... 14
Alex Len, So., Md.......................... 6.0.......11.9 +5.9 Charles Mitchell, Md. vs. Delaware St............ D29.... 14
*minimum of 75 percent of team’s games played each year
Double-Digit Rebound Games
Devin Thomas, Wake Forest........................................ 8
Charity Stripe Leaders
n Virginia Tech’s Erick Green led the ACC in free throw Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech................................. 6
attempts per game (8.5) ... Duke’s Mason Plumlee is second Charles Mitchell, Maryland.......................................... 5
at 7.2 free throw attempts per game ... Green has attempted Marshall Wood, Virginia Tech..................................... 2
10 or more free throws a league-high 13 times this season. T.J. Warren, NC State.................................................. 2
Free Throw Attempts Per Game
Player, School
G
Erick Green, Sr., VT..........................32
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke................36
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NCS.........................35
Ryan Anderson, So., BC...................32
C.J. Harris, Sr., WF..........................31
Olivier Hanlan, Fr., BC......................33
James Michael McAdoo, So., UNC....36
Travis McKie, Jr., WF.......................31
FTA
267
254
232
177
163
168
173
146
PG
8.3
7.1
6.6
5.5
5.3
5.1
4.8
4.7
1983 Duke............. Johnny Dawkins (18.1), Mark Alarie (13.0)
1983 GT..........................Mark Price (20.3), John Salley (11.5)
2007 GT.......Javaris Crittenton (14.4), Thaddeus Young (14.4)
2008 WF................. James Johnson (14.6), Jeff Teague (13.9)
2011 WF.......................Travis McKie (13.0), J.T. Terrell (11.1)
2013GT.......Marcus Georges-Hunt (10.8), Robert Carter (9.9)
Duke’s Top 10 Streak
n Duke has been ranked in the Top 10 of the AP poll
for an ACC-record 113 consecutive weeks ...it is the
second-longest such streak in NCAA history, UCLA holds
the record with 155 consecutive weeks in the Top 10 ...
the last time the Blue Devils were not ranked in the AP
Top 10 was when they held the 13th spot in the Nov.
19 poll of 2007.
Consecutive ACC AP Top 10 Appearances
#
113
75
69
68
67
Team
First
Last
Duke.............. 11/26/2007........... 3/18/2013
Duke.............. 12/26/1961........... 12/6/1966
Duke................ 1/22/1991......... 12/26/1994
Maryland....... 11/25/1972............. 3/2/1976
Duke.............. 12/20/1999............. 3/3/2003
ACC Canadians
n Boston College freshman Olivier Hanlan scored 10
or more points in 28 of the Eagles’ 33 games this past
season and is already third in career points scored
(508) by Canadians who have played in the ACC since
the league’s first season in 1953-54 ... Hanlan’s 508
points and 15.4 per game scoring average were also
the best single season marks
ACC Canadian
Career Scoring Leaders
Player, School
Years G PG Pts
Greg Newton, Duke.......... 1994-97 107 7.6 812
Dan Meagher, Duke.......... 1982-85 118 6.4 756
Olivier Hanlan, BC..................2013 33 15.4 508
Pasha Bains, Clem........... 2000-01 51 5.2 266
Alex Johnson, NCS................2012 37 4.4 162
Cameron Hall, Duke......... 1977-78 34 4.1 140
Cordell Llewellyn, WF....... 1991-92 19 1.4 26
Stephen Gruhl, FSU.......... 1992-93 12 0.8 10
Lubo Zizakovic, Md................19921 11
n North Carolina’s Marcus Paige ranked third in the Brett Bitove, WF.....................20092 00
ACC in assists per game (4.6) and sixth in the ACC in
assists-to-turnover ratio (1:87:1).
ACC Canadian
Single Season Scoring Leaders
ACC Freshmen Assists Leaders
Player, School
Years G PG Pts
Marcus Paige, North Carolina.................................. 4.6 Olivier Hanlan, BC..................2013 33 15.4 508
Joe Rahon, Boston College...................................... 3.7 Greg Newton, Duke................1996 31 12.2 379
Codi Miller-McIntyre, Wake Forest........................... 2.6 Greg Newton, Duke................1997 30 10.4 311
Devin Bookert, Florida State..................................... 2.4 Dan Meagher, Duke................1984 34 7.9 269
Seth Allen, Maryland................................................ 2.3 Dan Meagher, Duke................1985 30 8.0 241
Top Games - 2013
ACC 2013 Career Statistical Leaders
20-Point Games
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech............................ 28
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke.......................................... 18
Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College..................... 9
Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia......................................... 9
Shane Larkin, So., Miami...................................... 8
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke..................................... 8
P.J. Hairston, So., North Carolina......................... 8
Points Scored
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech.......................1,742
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami...............................1,650
C.J. Harris, Sr., Wake Forest..........................1,613
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State....................1,560
Scott Wood, Sr., NC State..............................1,467
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke.....................................1,394
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke..............................1,384
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State.................................1,359
Travis McKie, Jr., Wake Forest.......................1,334
Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia..................................1,255
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State........................1,214
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State.........................1,167
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson...........................1,154
Reggie Johnson, Sr., Miami...........................1,039
10-Rebound Games
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State............................. 23
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke................................... 19
Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia.................................... 13
James Michael McAdoo, So., North Carolina...... 10
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State...................................... 10
10-Assist Games
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State................................ 9
Quinn Cook, So., Duke.......................................... 3
Top Games - Career
20-Point Games
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech............................ 35
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke.......................................... 25
Travis McKie, Jr., Wake Forest............................ 19
C.J. Harris, Sr., Wake Forest............................... 18
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State......................... 13
Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College................... 12
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami.................................... 12
10-Rebound Games
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke................................... 50
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State............................. 46
Reggie Johnson, Sr., Miami................................ 28
Travis McKie, Jr., Wake Forest............................ 21
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson................................ 17
Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College................... 16
Rebounds
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke..............................1,085
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State........................1,055
Reggie Johnson, Sr., Miami..............................842
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson..............................728
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State....................................723
Travis McKie, Jr., Wake Forest..........................680
Milton Jennings, Sr., Clemson..........................605
Daniel Miller, Jr., Georgia Tech.........................563
Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia..................................539
Assists
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State............................589
Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia.................................419
Dexter Strickland, Sr., North Carolina...............342
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech..........................326
3-Point Field Goals
Scott Wood, Sr., NC State.................................334
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke........................................223
Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State.......................196
Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia.....................................191
Reggie Bullock, Jr., North Carolina...................188
Blocked Shots
Daniel Miller, Jr., Georgia Tech.........................206
10-Assist Games
Mason
Plumlee, Sr., Duke.................................199
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State.............................. 11
Quinn Cook, So., Duke.......................................... 3 C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State....................................136
Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke........................................133
Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami.................................132
“20 & 10” Games - 2013
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke..................................... 5
James Michael McAdoo, So, North Carolina......... 3
Travis McKie, Jr., Wake Forest.............................. 3
Reggie Bullock, Jr., North Carolina....................... 2
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State................................ 2
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State............................... 2
Milton Jennings, Sr., Clemson.............................. 2
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson.................................. 1
Marcus Georges-Hunt, Fr., Georgia Tech.............. 1
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech.............................. 1
Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami......................................... 1
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State........................................ 1
Alex Len, So., Maryland........................................ 1
Reggie Johnson, Sr., Miami.................................. 1
Devin Thomas, Fr., Wake Forest........................... 1
T.J. Warren, Fr., NC State..................................... 1
ACC Double-Doubles
n NC State’s Richard Howell and Duke’s Mason Plumlee
tied for the ACC lead in double-doubles with 18 apiece.
Double-Doubles, 2012-13
’12-13 ’12-13
Player, School
Career ACCTotal
Richard Howell, Sr., NCS.............. 31..........10.........18
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke............. 36............9.........18
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa.................... 13............6.........12
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NCS...................... 21............7.........10
James Michael McAdoo, So., UNC...... 9............5...........9
Ryan Anderson, So., BC................ 15............5...........8
Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami................. 12............5...........8
Devin Booker, Sr., Clem................ 13............5...........6
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS................. 7............5...........6
Alex Len, So., Md............................ 7............3...........6
Reggie Johnson, Sr., Miami.......... 18............0...........4
Travis McKie, Jr., WF.................... 16............3...........4
Reggie Bullock, Jr., UNC................. 6............3...........4
Robert Carter, Fr., GT...................... 4............2...........4
Milton Jennings, Sr., Clem.............. 8............3...........3
Daniel Miller, Jr., GT....................... 5............2...........3
Devin Thomas, Fr., WF.................... 3............3...........3
Charles Mitchell, Fr., Md................. 3............0...........3
Terrance Shannon, Jr., FSU............ 4............0...........3
Okaro White, Jr., FSU...................... 4............1...........2
Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke...................... 4............0...........2
Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami............... 3............1...........2
Jarell Eddie, Jr., VT......................... 3............0...........2
Michael Snaer, Sr., FSU.................. 3............0...........2
T.J. Warren, Fr., NC State............... 2............2...........2
Cadarian Raines, Jr., VT.................. 2............0...........2
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami................ 2............0...........1
C.J. Barksdale, So., VT.................... 1............1...........1
Nick Faust, So., Md......................... 1............0...........1
Marques Georges-Hunt, Fr., GT...... 1............1...........1
Shane Larkin, So., Miami................ 1............1...........1
Marshall Wood, Fr., VT................... 1............1...........1
Dez Wells, So., Md.......................... 1............1...........1
Erick Green, Sr., VT......................... 1............0...........1
Olivier Hanlan, Fr., BC..................... 1............0...........1
Dexter Strickland, Sr., UNC............. 1............0...........1
Double-Doubles vs. Ranked Opponents
Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College..........................2
Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson.......................................2
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State.............................................2
Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia...........................................2
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke..........................................2
Steals
Jarell Eddie, Jr., Virginia Tech....................................1
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State............................172
Richard Howell, Sr., NC State....................................1
Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech..........................156 Reggie Johnson, Sr., Miami.......................................1
Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia.................................149 Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami..............................................1
Dexter Strickland, Sr., North Carolina...............146 Shane Larkin, So., Miami...........................................1
James Michael McAdoo, So., North Carolina.............1
Travis McKie, Jr., Wake Forest...................................1
Daniel Miller, Jr., Georgia Tech..................................1
n Duke’s Seth Curry and his older brother Stephen Devin Thomas, Fr., Wake Forest................................1
have combined for 4,752 points during their college
careers, making them the highest scoring brother Double-Doubles by Team
NC State (4)................ 35 Clemson (2).................. 9
tandem in NCAA history.
Duke (2)...................... 18 Boston College (2)........ 8
Miami (5).................... 15 Georgia Tech (3)........... 8
NCAA Brother Tandems
North Carolina (3)....... 13 Virginia Tech (5)........... 8
1. Seth (Duke) & Stephen Curry (Davidson).......4,752 Virginia (1).................. 12 Wake Forest (2)............ 7
2. Tyler (UNC) & Ben Hansbrough (N. Dame)....4,485 Maryland (3)............... 10 Florida State (3)............ 6
(parenthesis denotes number of players)
3. Larry & Eddie Bird (Indiana State)..................4,405
NCAA Band of Brothers
2012-13 Non-Conference Record
(126-44; .741)
Conferences
2012-13All-Time
America East......................... 4-0...............82-9
Atlantic Sun.......................... 6-2.............144-9
Atlantic 10........................... 12-4...........201-87
Big 12................................... 1-5.............52-35
Big East................................. 5-4.........197-147
Big Sky.................................. 0-0...............10-2
Big South.............................. 7-1...........241-12
Big Ten................................ 10-8.........232-177
Big West............................... 3-0.............37-10
Colonial................................. 5-3...........169-26
Conference USA.................... 7-0.............64-33
Horizon................................. 3-0.............57-17
Ivy League............................. 2-1...........156-36
Metro Atlantic....................... 3-1...............78-8
Mid-American....................... 3-0.............50-20
Mid-Eastern.......................... 8-0.............199-5
Missouri Valley..................... 2-1.............40-22
Mountain West...................... 1-1.............20-11
Northeast.............................. 3-1...............94-4
Ohio Valley............................ 1-0...............74-8
Pacific-12.............................. 1-3...........120-83
Patriot................................... 2-0...............53-3
Southeastern......................... 7-3.........306-265
Southern............................. 13-2.........773-186
Southland............................. 2-0...............23-0
Southwestern........................ 3-0...............39-1
Summit................................. 1-0...............25-4
Sun Belt................................ 4-1...........103-13
West Coast............................ 3-2.............48-23
Western Athletic.................... 2-1.............71-20
Others................................... 1-0
Totals
126-44(.741)
ACC Band of Brothers
n Clemson’s Trevor Booker and Devin Booker combined
to score 2,879 points in their respective careers - good for
fourth place on the ACC brother scoring combinations ...
Duke’s Miles, Mason and Marshall Plumlee are currently
seventh with 2,036 points.
ACC Brother Scoring Combinations
1. Tom,Donnie,Randy,Richie Mahaffey, Clem.... 3,555
2. Jay & Tom McMillen, Md............................ 3,107
3. Jeff (Duke) & Jason (UNC) Capel................ 3,048
4. Trevor & Devin Booker, Clem............... 2,879
5. Jon & Drew Barry, GT.................................. 2,333
6. Matt & Pat Harpring, GT.............................. 2,228
7. Miles, Mason & Marshall Plumlee, Duke... 2,036
8. Derrick & Cedric Lewis, Md......................... 1,993
9. Horace & Harvey Grant, Clem...................... 1,840
10. Greg (Clem.) & Andre (Duke) Buckner........ 1,809
11. Jeff & Joe Wolf, UNC................................... 1,590
12. Alade (GT) & Al-Farouq (WF) Aminu........... 1,587
13. George & Ed Krajack, Clem.......................... 1,496
14. Vasco (UNC) & Ilian (NCS) Evtimov............ 1,319
15. Bobby & Ricky Stokes, UVa......................... 1,318
16. Jay (Duke) & Bruce (UNC) Buckley............. 1,210
17. Doug & Donnie Moe, UNC........................... 1,018
18. Jerry (WF) & Roger (Md.) Montgomery......... 909
19. Jack & Walt Hudson, USC.............................. 837
20. Larry & Rich Habegger, WF............................ 655
21. Olin & Jim Broadway, WF............................... 640
22. Pat & Ryan Sullivan, UNC............................... 502
23. Dean (NC) & David (Clem.) Shaffer................ 476
24. Clarke & Edward Bynum, Clem....................... 474
25. Steve & Brian Walker, NCS............................. 414
26. Ken (UVa) & Walker (NCS) Lambiotte............ 406
27. Mark (Duke) & Matt (GT) Causey................... 240
28. Gerald & Richard Tuttle, UNC......................... 209
29. Travis & David Wear, UNC.............................. 190
Home................................ 87-14
30. George (NCS) & Jim (USC) Finnegan............. 115
Road................................. 13-11
31. Chris & Matt Brust, UNC................................. 105
Neutral.............................. 26-19
32. Larry & Donnie Seitz, Clem............................... 96
33. Stacy & Solomon Poole, GT..................... 61
33. Jim & Joe Everett, UNC.................................... 22
The ACC and the 2013 RPI
Among the top eight RPI conferences, the ACC had the 34. Justin & Ryan Caldbeck, Duke.......................... 21
most wins and the highest winning percentage against
top 50 and top 100 RPI non-conference opponents
during the 2012-13 regular season ... ACC teams were Booker Brothers
a combined 12-12 (.500) against non-conference teams n Clemson’s Devin (1,154) and Trevor Booker (1,725
ranked in the top 50 of the RPI and 30-20 (.600) against points) are the fifth pair of brothers in ACC history to
non-conference teams ranked in the top 100 of the RPI. each score 1,000 points in their respective careers.
Conferences vs. Non-Conference
RPI Top 50 & Top 100 Opponents
vs.
vs.
RPI
Top 50 Pct. Top 100 Pct
1. Big Ten................ 11-18 .379
24-25 .490
2. Mountain West...... 6-13 .315
22-15 .595
3. Big East................. 8-14 .364
24-20 .545
4. ACC............... 12-12.500 30-20 .600
5. Big 12................... 9-14 .391
20-19 .513
6. Pacific 12.............. 8-19 .296
17-26 .395
7. Atlantic 10............. 9-28 .243
21-45 .318
8. SEC....................... 6-29 .171
23-36 .390
1,000-Point Brothers
Randy (1,171) & Ritchie (1,019) Mahaffey, Clemson
Jeff (1,601) & Jason (1447) Capel, Duke & North Carolina
Jay (1,300) & Tom (1,807) McMillen, Maryland
Drew (1,253) & Jon (1,080) Barry, Georgia Tech
Devin (1,143) & Trevor (1,725) Booker, Clemson
ACC Coaching Records
Career Victories - All Games
Totals reflect years coached in ACC only
Coach, School
Total
1. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke.......................884
2. Dean Smith, North Carolina.........................879
3. Gary Williams, Maryland.............................461
4. Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech.....................354
5. Charles Driesell, Maryland..........................348
6. Terry Holland, Virginia................................326
7. Roy Williams, North Carolina...............282
8. Norman Sloan, NC State.............................266
9. Frank McGuire, UNC & USC........................264
10. Dave Odom, Wake Forest............................240
11. Carl Tacy, Wake Forest................................222
12. Leonard Hamilton, Florida State...........219
13. Vic Bubas, Duke..........................................213
14. Jim Valvano, NC State.................................209
15. Bud Millikan, Maryland................................199
16. Everett Case, NC State.................................191
Herb Sendek, NC State................................191
18. Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech...........................190
19. Cliff Ellis, Clemson......................................179
20. Bill Foster, Clemson....................................156
21. Jeff Jones, Virginia......................................146
22. Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech.....................144
23. Oliver Purnell, Clemson...............................138
24. Frank Haith, Miami......................................128
25. Skip Prosser, Wake Forest..........................126
Career Victories - ACC Games
Regular-Season & ACC Tournament Games
Coach, School
Total
1. Dean Smith, North Carolina.........................422
2. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke.......................402
3. Gary Williams, Maryland.............................210
4. Frank McGuire, UNC & USC........................160
5. Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech.....................149
6. Charles Driesell, Maryland..........................139
7. Roy Williams, North Carolina...............132
8. Vic Bubas, Duke..........................................128
9. Terry Holland, Virginia................................126
10. Norman Sloan, NC State.............................117
11. Dave Odom, Wake Forest............................110
12. Bud Millikan, Maryland................................105
13. Everett Case, NC State.................................104
14. Leonard Hamilton, Florida State............ 98
15. Herb Sendek, NC State..................................85
16. Horace McKinney, Wake Forest.....................81
Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech.............................81
18. Jim Valvano, NC State...................................80
19. Carl Tacy, Wake Forest..................................77
20. Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech.......................67
21. Jeff Jones, Virginia........................................64
22. Harold Bradley, Duke....................................62
23. Cliff Ellis, Clemson........................................59
24. Skip Prosser, Wake Forest............................57
25. Bill Gibson, Virginia.......................................55
2012-13 Per Game Scoring Leaders
Player, Class, Team
NCAA
G
Erick Green, Sr., VT................................1.........32
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke........................................35
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke.................................36
Joe Harris, Jr., UVa...........................................35
Olivier Hanlan, Fr., BC.......................................33
C.J. Harris, Sr., WF...........................................31
CJ Leslie, Jr., NCS............................................35
Ryan Anderson, So., BC....................................32
Michael Snaer, Sr., FSU....................................33
P.J. Hairston, So., UNC.....................................34
James Michael McAdoo, So., UNC....................36
Reggie Bullock, Jr., UNC...................................35
Travis McKie, Jr., WF........................................31
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa........................................35
Dez Wells, So., Md............................................38
Devin Booker, Sr., Clem....................................31
Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami.....................................36
Richard Howell, Sr., NCS..................................35
Scott Wood, Sr., NCS.......................................35
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS...................................33
Okaro White, Jr., FSU........................................34
Jarell Eddie, Jr., VT...........................................32
TJ Warren, Fr., NCS..........................................35
FG
261
197
221
191
166
140
192
182
155
159
183
209
172
138
177
156
191
159
168
183
126
140
138
131
186
3FG
61
95
0
77
50
59
2
3
63
89
69
0
88
32
0
36
23
2
47
0
104
20
25
51
14
FT
218
123
173
111
126
138
142
110
116
88
87
100
56
111
106
85
93
86
82
79
85
108
119
80
39
Pts.
801
612
615
570
508
477
528
477
489
495
522
518
488
419
460
433
498
406
465
445
441
408
420
393
425
Virginia Tech’s Erick Green became the first ACC player since
South Carolina’s Grady Wallace (31.2) in 1956-57 to lead the
nation in scoring (25.0) ... North Carolina’s Dexter Strickland
led the NCAA in assists-to-turnover ratio (3.19:1) ... K .J.
McDaniels became the first Clemson player since Sharone
Wright in 1993 to lead the ACC in blocked shots ... Wake
Forest’s C.J. Harris became the first Deacon since Darius
Songaila in 1980 to lead the ACC in free throw percentage.
PG
25.0
17.5
17.1
16.3
15.4
15.4
15.1
14.9
14.8
14.6
14.5
14.4
13.9
13.5
13.1
13.1
13.1
13.1
12.9
12.7
12.6
12.4
12.4
12.3
12.1
3-PT FGs Per Game
NCAAG3FG PG
Scott Wood, Sr., NCS.................21....35 104 3.0
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke..................39....35 95 2.7
P.J. Hairston, So., UNC.......................34 89 2.6
Reggie Bullock, Jr., UNC.....................35 88 2.5
Joe Harris, Jr., UVa.............................35 77 2.2
Lonnie Jackson, So., BC.....................33 65 2.0
Shane Larkin, So., Miami....................36 69 1.9
Michael Snaer, Sr., FSU......................33 63 1.9
Erick Green, Sr., VT.............................32 61 1.9
C.J. Harris, Sr., WF.............................31 591.9
Blocked Shots Per Game NCAA GBlk.
K.J. McDaniels, So., Clem...........48....28
Daniel Miller, Jr., GT...................50....31
Alex Len, So., Md................................38
Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami...................36
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke...................36
Devin Thomas, Fr., WF........................31
Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami.......................36
Kiel Turpin, Jr., FSU............................34
CJ Leslie, Jr., NCS..............................35
Justin Anderson, Fr., UVa...................35
Field Goal Percentage
NCAA G
FGsPct.
TJ Warren, Fr., NCS................. 4.... 35 186-299 .622
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke........ 7.... 36 221-369 .599
Richard Howell, Sr., NCS....... 19.... 35 183-321 .570
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa............. 40.... 35 177-325 .545
Devin Booker, Sr., Clem......... 42.... 31 159-292 .545
Dez Wells, So., Md......................... 38 191-363 .526
CJ Leslie, Jr., NCS......................... 35 192-370 .519
Shane Larkin, So., Miami............... 36 183-382 .479
Ryan Anderson, So., BC................. 32 182-382 .476
Erick Green, Sr., VT........................ 32 261-550 .475
Rebounds Per Game
NCAA GReb. PG
Richard Howell, Sr., NCS..............5....35 380 10.9
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke...........16....36 359 10.0
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa..................47....35 312 8.9
Ryan Anderson, So., BC......................32 255 8.0
Alex Len, So., Md................................38 298 7.8
Devin Thomas, Fr., WF........................31 234 7.5
Devin Booker, Sr., Clem......................31 231 7.5
CJ Leslie, Jr., NCS..............................35 258 7.4
James Michael McAdoo, So., UNC.......36 263 7.3
Travis McKie, Jr., WF..........................31 217 7.0
Offensive Rebounds PG
Free Throw Percentage NCAA
G
FTsPct.
C.J. Harris, Sr., WF........................ 31 138-163 .847
Jarell Eddie, Jr., VT........................ 32 80-95 .842
Michael Snaer, Sr., FSU................. 33 116-142 .817
Erick Green, Sr., VT........................ 32 218-267 .816
Okaro White, Jr., FSU..................... 34 119-146 .815
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke..................... 35 123-152 .809
Rasheed Sulaimon, Fr., Duke......... 36 93-116 .802
P.J. Hairston, So., UNC.................. 34 88-113 .779
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS................ 33 108-140 .771
Travis McKie, Jr., WF..................... 31 111-146 .760
Assists Per Game
NCAA GAst.
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS...............6....33 239
Quinn Cook, So., Duke................46....36 190
Marcus Paige, Fr., UNC.......................35 161
Shane Larkin, So., Miami....................36 164
Dexter Strickland, Sr., UNC.................36 150
Erick Green, Sr., VT.............................32 121
Joe Rahon, Fr., BC..............................33 123
Pe’Shon Howard, Jr., Md....................36 131
Rod Hall, So., Clem.............................31 110
Dez Wells, So., Md..............................38 113
Assist-to-Turnover Ratio
3-Pt FG Percentage
Steals Per Game
NCAA G
FGsPct.
Scott Wood, Sr., NCS............ 11.... 35 104-236 .441
Seth Curry, Sr., Duke............. 14.... 35 95-217 .438
Reggie Bullock, Jr., UNC........ 15.... 35 88-202 .436
Joe Harris, Jr., UVa................ na.... 35 77-181 .425
P.J. Hairston, So., UNC.......... 42.... 34 89-225 .396
To be ranked, a player must have played in 75%
of their team’s games. Minimums - Field Goal
Percentage (5 made PG); Free Throw Percentage
(2.5 made PG); 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (2.0
made PG); Assist to Turnover Ratio (3.0 assists PG).
PG
7.2
5.3
4.6
4.6
4.2
3.8
3.7
3.6
3.6
3.0
NCAAGStl. PG
Shane Larkin, So., Miami............49....36 71 2.0
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS.............50....33 65 2.0
Durand Scott, Sr., Miami....................33 51 1.6
James Michael McAdoo, So., UNC.......36 54 1.5
Quinn Cook, So., Duke........................36 51 1.4
Marcus Paige, Fr., UNC.......................35 48 1.4
Travis McKie, Jr., WF..........................31 42 1.4
Erick Green, Sr., VT.............................32 42 1.3
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa..........................35 45 1.3
Tyler Thornton, Jr., Duke....................36 46 1.3
58
64
78
63
52
43
46
43
43
42
PG
2.1
2.1
2.1
1.8
1.4
1.4
1.3
1.3
1.2
1.2
NCAA GReb PG
Richard Howell, Sr., NCS...........11.... 35 131 3.7
Devin Booker, Sr., Clem..................... 31 933.0
Alex Len, So., Md............................... 38 109 2.9
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke.................. 36 99 2.8
Cadarian Raines, Jr., VT..................... 32 88 2.8
Akil Mitchell, Jr., UVa......................... 35 94 2.7
Ryan Anderson, So., BC..................... 32 85 2.7
Devin Thomas, Fr., WF....................... 31 79 2.6
James Michael McAdoo, So., UNC..... 36 89 2.5
Daniel Miller, Jr., GT.......................... 31 73 2.4
NCAA Ast
Dexter Strickland, Sr., UNC..........1...150
Quinn Cook, So., Duke............... 27...190
Pe’Shon Howard, Jr., Md..................131
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS...................239
Shane Larkin, So., UM......................164
Marcus Paige, Fr., UNC.....................161
Rod Hall, So., Clem...........................110
Joe Rahon, Fr., BC............................123
Erick Green, Sr., VT...........................121
Dez Wells, So., Md............................113
Minutes Per Game
TORatio
47 3.19
79 2.41
61 2.15
114 2.10
82 2.00
86 1.87
60 1.83
68 1.81
69 1.75
108 1.04
NCAA GMin. PG
Erick Green, Sr., VT............................. 32 1172 36.6
Shane Larkin, So., UM........................ 36 1311 36.4
Joe Rahon, Fr., BC.............................. 33 1176 35.6
Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke................... 36 1248 34.7
Durand Scott, Sr., UM......................... 33 1142 34.6
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NCS..................... 33 1129 34.2
Olivier Hanlan, Fr., BC......................... 33 1129 34.2
Scott Wood, Sr., NCS......................... 35 1189 34.0
Quinn Cook, So., Duke........................ 36 1208 33.6
C.J. Harris, Sr., WF............................. 31 1017 32.8
Scoring Offense NCAAG W-LPts.
3-Pt. FG Pct.
NCAAG 3FGFGAPct.
Duke............................... 6.... 36 270 676 .399
NC State....................... 13.... 35 184 471 .391
Virginia......................... 17.... 35 213 553 .385
North Carolina.............. 35.... 36 272 723 .376
Miami................................... 36 254 701 .362
Boston College..................... 33 234 662 .353
Florida State......................... 34 196 563 .348
Wake Forest......................... 31 168 487 .345
Maryland.............................. 38 219 646 .339
Georgia Tech........................ 31 173 544 .318
Clemson............................... 31 157 496 .317
Virginia Tech........................ 32 182 580 .314
Turnover Margin NCAA G
OwnOpp.Mar.
10.6 13.9 3.3
12.3 15.5 3.2
11.2 12.9 1.7
11.5 12.7 1.3
10.7 11.8 1.1
11.4 11.5 0.1
14.4 14.2 -0.1
12.9 12.6 -0.3
14.6 13.7 -0.9
12.4 11.4 -0.9
12.0 10.7 -1.4
15.0 10.6 -4.3
Scoring DefenseNCAA G
3-Pt. FGs Per Game NCAA
G Stl.PG
North Carolina...................... 49........ 36
272 7.6
Duke................................................. 36
270 7.5
Boston College................................. 33
234 7.1
Miami............................................... 36
254 7.1
Virginia............................................. 35
213 6.1
Florida State..................................... 34
196 5.8
Maryland.......................................... 38
219 5.8
Virginia Tech.................................... 32
182 5.7
Georgia Tech.................................... 31
173 5.6
Wake Forest..................................... 31
168 5.4
NC State........................................... 35
184 5.3
Clemson........................................... 31
157 5.1
Assist/TO Ratio
OwnOpp.Mar.
17.1 12.3 1.39
14.3 10.6 1.34
14.0 11.2 1.26
14.6 12.4 1.18
12.2 11.4 1.07
11.3 10.7 1.06
12.7 12.9 0.99
14.5
15 0.97
10.8 11.5 0.94
10.2
12 0.84
11.4 14.4 0.79
11.3 14.6 0.77
FG Pct. DefenseNCAA G
FGFGA Pct.
865 2249 .385
683 1761 .388
795 1987 .400
687 1715 .401
669 1613 .415
852 2049 .416
899 2145 .419
918 2170 .423
831 1905 .436
825 1886 .437
826 1833 .451
787 1731 .455
Assists Per Game
NCAAG FGFGAPct.
NC State.........................4.... 35 985 1987 .496
Duke.............................19.... 36 960 2033 .472
Maryland......................36.... 38 986 2124 .464
Virginia................................. 35 818 1790 .457
Miami................................... 36 895 1968 .455
Florida State......................... 34 780 1758 .444
Boston College..................... 33 750 1701 .441
North Carolina...................... 36 1023 2321 .441
Wake Forest......................... 31 717 1652 .434
Virginia Tech........................ 32 791 1857 .426
Clemson............................... 31 697 1643 .424
Georgia Tech........................ 31 751 1791 .419
3-Pt. FG% DefenseNCAA
G
Duke............................... 9.... 36
NC State....................... 26.... 35
Maryland...................... 28.... 38
Virginia................................. 35
Georgia Tech........................ 31
Miami................................... 36
North Carolina...................... 36
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Clemson............................... 31
Wake Forest......................... 31
Florida State......................... 34
Boston College..................... 33
3FG FGA Pct. Blocked Shots Per GameNCAA G Blk. PG
160 551 .290 Florida State......................... 26........ 34
172 5.1
209 693 .302 Clemson............................... 38........ 31
148 4.8
231 763 .303 Miami............................................... 36
159 4.4
187 600 .312 Virginia............................................. 35
154 4.4
182 563 .323 Maryland.......................................... 38
166 4.4
226 694 .326 Wake Forest..................................... 31
131 4.2
248 717 .346 NC State........................................... 35
147 4.2
245 705 .348 Georgia Tech.................................... 31
129 4.2
171 492 .348 Virginia Tech.................................... 32 1253.9
184 512 .359 Duke................................................. 36
135 3.8
225 612 .368 North Carolina.................................. 36
117 3.3
222 592 .375 Boston College................................. 33
86 2.6
Free Throw Pct. NCAAG
Rebound Margin NCAA G
OwnOpp.Mar.
40.4 31.8 8.6
36.7 33.6 3.1
35.8 32.6 3.1
37.3 34.5 2.8
38.5 36.9 1.6
32.2 30.7 1.5
33.4 33.2 0.1
31.4 32.5 -1.1
33.6 34.7 -1.1
35.8 37.3 -1.5
32.5 34.9 -2.4
30.9 33.6 -2.6
NC State.........................9.... 35
Duke.............................11.... 36
North Carolina..............16.... 36
Maryland.............................. 38
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Miami................................... 36
Wake Forest......................... 31
Boston College..................... 33
Florida State......................... 34
Georgia Tech........................ 31
Virginia................................. 35
Clemson............................... 31
Virginia...........................5.... 35
Clemson.......................34.... 31
Miami...........................39.... 36
Georgia Tech........................ 31
Maryland.............................. 38
Duke..................................... 36
Boston College..................... 33
Florida State......................... 34
North Carolina...................... 36
NC State............................... 35
Wake Forest......................... 31
Virginia Tech........................ 32
24-11
30-6
25-11
25-13
13-19
29-7
13-18
16-17
18-16
16-15
23-12
13-18
2708
2778
2762
2688
2248
2509
2093
2215
2278
1993
2248
1907
PG
77.4
77.2
76.7
70.7
70.2
69.7
67.5
67.1
67.0
64.3
64.2
61.5
W-L Pts. PG
23-12 1945 55.6
13-18 1864 60.1
29-7 2181 60.6
16-15 1933 62.4
25-13 2433 64.0
30-6 2350 65.3
16-17 2246 68.1
18-16 2331 68.6
25-11 2492 69.2
24-11 2458 70.2
13-18 2178 70.3
13-19 2393 74.8
Scoring Margin
NCAA G
Duke.............................13.... 36
Miami...........................33.... 36
Virginia.........................40.... 35
North Carolina...................... 36
NC State............................... 35
Maryland.............................. 38
Georgia Tech........................ 31
Clemson............................... 31
Boston College..................... 33
Florida State......................... 34
Wake Forest......................... 31
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Off. Def.Mar.
77.2 65.3 11.9
69.7 60.6 9.1
64.2 55.6 8.7
76.7 69.2 7.5
77.4 70.2 7.1
70.7 64.0 6.7
64.3 62.4 1.9
61.5 60.1 1.4
67.1 68.1 -0.9
67.0 68.6 -1.6
67.5 70.3 -2.7
70.2 74.8 -4.5
Field Goal Pct.
Duke............................. 39.... 36
Florida State................. 45.... 34
Boston College..................... 33
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Virginia................................. 35
Miami................................... 36
NC State............................... 35
Wake Forest......................... 31
Maryland.............................. 38
North Carolina...................... 36
Clemson............................... 31
Georgia Tech........................ 31
FTFTAPct.
588 796 .739
522 710 .735
481 676 .712
484 683 .709
399 565 .706
465 680 .684
554 813 .681
491 722 .680
497 732 .679
442 655 .675
356 544 .654
318 501 .635
Maryland...................... 11.... 38
Virginia......................... 16.... 35
Miami........................... 48.... 36
Georgia Tech................ 50.... 31
Clemson............................... 31
Duke..................................... 36
NC State............................... 35
North Carolina...................... 36
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Florida State......................... 34
Boston College..................... 33
Wake Forest......................... 31
Maryland........................ 5.... 38
NC State............................... 35
Miami................................... 36
Georgia Tech........................ 31
North Carolina...................... 36
Virginia................................. 35
Clemson............................... 31
Boston College..................... 33
Duke..................................... 36
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Wake Forest......................... 31
Florida State......................... 34
Duke............................. 16.... 36
North Carolina.............. 18.... 36
Virginia................................. 35
Clemson............................... 31
Miami................................... 36
Boston College..................... 33
Wake Forest......................... 31
Georgia Tech........................ 31
Florida State......................... 34
NC State............................... 35
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Maryland.............................. 38
NCAA G
North Carolina................ 9.... 36
Duke............................. 19.... 36
Virginia......................... 34.... 35
NC State....................... 47.... 35
Boston College..................... 33
Miami................................... 36
Georgia Tech........................ 31
Maryland.............................. 38
Clemson............................... 31
Virginia Tech........................ 32
Wake Forest......................... 31
Florida State......................... 34
NCAA G Stl.PG
North Carolina........................ 3........ 36
616 17.1
NC State........................................... 35
511 14.6
Maryland.......................................... 38
551 14.5
Duke................................................. 36
515 14.3
Virginia............................................. 35
491 14.0
Georgia Tech.................................... 31
394 12.7
Boston College................................. 33
404 12.2
Wake Forest..................................... 31
352 11.4
Miami............................................... 36
408 11.3
Florida State..................................... 34
385 11.3
Clemson........................................... 31
334 10.8
Virginia Tech.................................... 32 32510.2
Steals Per Game
NCAA G Stl.PG
North Carolina...................... 30........ 36
303 8.4
Wake Forest..................................... 31
220 7.1
Clemson........................................... 31
208 6.7
NC State........................................... 35
227 6.5
Duke................................................. 36
232 6.4
Miami............................................... 36
223 6.2
Florida State..................................... 34
210 6.2
Virginia............................................. 35
206 5.9
Georgia Tech.................................... 31
182 5.9
Boston College................................. 33
184 5.6
Maryland.......................................... 38
195 5.1
Virginia Tech.................................... 32
138 4.3
2013 Individual Superlatives
Points Scored
41
36
36
35
35
33
32
32
31
31
31
30
30
30
Olivier Hanlan, BC vs. Georgia Tech................M14
Ryan Kelly, Duke vs. Miami...............................M2
Joe Harris, UVa vs. Duke.................................. F28
Erick Green, VT vs. Wake Forest......................M10
Erick Green, VT vs. Virginia.............................. J24
CJ Leslie, NCS vs. St. Bonaventure................. D22
Durand Scott, UM vs. NC State.......................M16
Mason Plumlee, Duke vs. Wake Forest............. J30
T.J. Warren, NCS vs. Florida State................... F19
Seth Curry, Duke vs. Santa Clara..................... D29
Erick Green, VT vs. Bradley............................. D22
Erick Green, VT vs. Miami................................ J30
Mason Plumlee, Duke vs. NC State.................... F7
Michael Snaer, FSU vs. Charlotte.................... D22
F ield Goals Made
F ree Throws Made
14 Olivier Hanlan, BC vs. Georgia Tech (18att)......M14 34 Virginia Tech (42att) vs. UNC Greensboro....... N19
13 Devin Booker, Clem. vs. NC State (18)............... J20 32 Duke (41) vs. NC State....................................... F7
31 NC State (42) vs. Virginia Tech........................ F16
Three Point Field Goals Made
8 Olivier Hanlan, BC vs. Georgia Tech (10att)......M14 Free Throws Attempted
7 Scott Wood, NCS vs. UVa (12).........................M15 43 NC State (31 made) vs. Virginia Tech............... F16
7 Ryan Kelly, Duke vs. Miami (9)...........................M2 42 Virginia Tech (34) vs. UNC-Greensboro.......... N19
7 Logan Aronhalt, Md. vs. Boston College (12).......... F19 41 Duke (32) vs. NC State....................................... F7
7 C.J. Harris, WF vs. Seton Hall (10)..................... D8 41 Wake Forest (26) vs. Mercer........................... N19
Free Throws Made
16
16
15
14
Milton Jennings, Clem. vs. Va. Tech (18att)...... J27
Erick Green, VT vs. UNCG (16att)..................... N19
Olivier Hanlan, BC vs. Penn State (19).............. N28
Erick Green, VT vs. Wake Forest (18)...............M10
2013 Team Superlatives
A ssists
30 North Carolina vs. East Tennessee State........... D8
29 North Carolina vs. McNeese State................... D22
28 North Carolina vs. UAB...................................... D1
28 Maryland vs. LIU............................................. N16
B locked Shots
13 by Florida State vs. Maryland............................. J9
Margin of Victory
12 by Miami vs. Charlotte..................................... D14
46 North Carolina (95) vs. Mississippi St. (49).... N19 12 by Clemson vs. Arizona..................................... D8
42 North Carolina (112) vs. Chaminade (70)........ N21 12 by Florida State vs. Wake Forest...................... F26
41 Duke (88) vs. Cornell (47)............................... D19
41 Clemson (92) vs. The Citadel (51)...................... J1 S
teals
16 Clemson vs. The Citadel..................................... J1
Points Scored
15 North Carolina vs. Kansas...............................M24
112 North Carolina vs. Chaminade (70)................. N21 15 North Carolina vs. Chaminade......................... N21
102 North Carolina vs. UAB (84).............................. D1 14 North Carolina vs. Georgia Tech........................... F
100 Maryland vs. UMES (68)................................... D5 14 North Carolina vs. Mississippi State................ N19
14 Miami vs. Arizona............................................ D23
F ewest Points Allowed
Assists
36 by Virginia (56) vs. Florida State...................... J19 Rebound Margin
14 Quinn Cook, Duke vs. Wake Forest..................... J5 36 by Georgia Tech (54) vs. Rice......................... N22 28 Maryland (47) vs. Northwestern (19).............. N27
13 Lorenzo Brown, NCS vs. Duke.......................... J12 38 by Maryland (71) vs. Monmouth..................... D12 24 NC State vs. Florida State................................. F19
13 Pe’Shon Howard, Md. vs. LIU......................... N16 38 by Virginia (46) vs. Tennessee.......................... D5 24 Georgia Tech vs. Tulane.................................... N9
38 by Georgia Tech (52) vs. Presbyterian............ N14 24 Georgia Tech vs. Rice...................................... N22
Blocked Shots
24 Maryland vs. Georgia Southern....................... N24
7 K.J. McDaniels, Clem. vs. Wake Forest............ J15 Field Goal Percentage
6 Eddie Odio, BC vs. Maryland............................ F19 .673 Maryland vs. Wake Forest.................35x52...... F2 F ewest Turnovers
6 Reggie Johnson, UM vs. UMass....................... D1 .638 Miami vs. Florida State......................30x47.... F13 4 Duke vs. Virginia Tech.......................................M5
6 Alex Len, Md. vs. Iowa.......................................A2 .638 Virginia vs. Wofford..........................30x47... D30 4 Duke vs. Maryland............................................ J26
6 Okaro White, FSU vs. Maryland.......................... J9 .636 Wake Forest vs. Radford...................28x44..... N9
.623 North Carolina vs. Chaminade...........43x69... N21
Steals
Pre-Season Predictions
6 Shane Larkin, UM vs. Arizona......................... D23 Free Throw Percentage
6 James Michael McAdoo, UNC vs. Texas.......... D19 1.000 Virginia vs. Lamar.............................11x11... N19
2012-13 Predicted Order of Finish
6 Dexter Strickland, UNC vs. Miss State............. N19 1.000 Florida State vs. North Carolina.............8x8.....M3
(First Place Votes)
1.000 Virginia vs. Florida State........................5x5.....M7
F ield Goal Percentage (min. 10 made)
Media Coaches
.917 Dez Wells, Md. vs. Wake Forest........11x12.....M2 3-Point FG Percentage
1. NC State (8)
.917 Ryan Anderson, BC vs. Harvard........11x12..... D4 .800 Duke vs. Minnesota.............................8x10... N22 1. NC State (26)
2. Duke (3)
.846 Richard Howell, NCS vs. VT..............11x13...M14 .750 Clemson vs. UTEP.............................12x16... N23 2. Duke (21)
3. North Carolina (1)
.800 T.J. Warren, NCS vs. Florida St.........12x15.... F19 .727 Virginia vs. North Texas......................8x11... N20 3. North Carolina
4. Miami
.800 Mason Plumlee, Duke vs. W Forest...12x15.... J30 .706 Duke vs. Virginia Tech.......................12x17.... F21 4. Florida State (6)
5. Miami
5. Florida State
Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made)
6. Maryland
6. Maryland
Field Goal Percentage Defense
1.000 Erick Green, VT vs. UNCG................. 16x16... N19 .190 by Virginia vs. Mississippi Valley......11x58..... D8 7. Virginia
7. Virginia
1.000 Daniel Miller, GT vs. Maryland.......... 12x12.... F27 .206 by Maryland vs. Monmouth...............14x68... D12 8. Clemson
8. Clemson
1.000 Erick Green, VT vs. Appalachian........ 11x11... N23 .229 by Georgia Tech vs. Rice...................11x48... N22 9. Georgia Tech
9. Georgia Tech
1.000 Dez Wells, Md. vs. Duke.................... 10x10...M15 .246 by Clemson vs. Wake Forest.............15x61.... J15 10. Virginia Tech
10. Virginia Tech
1.000 Okaro White, FSU vs. Maryland......... 10x10.... J30 .250 by Georgia Tech vs. Alabama St........15x60... D17
11. Wake Forest Wake Forest
12. Boston College
12. Boston College
3-Point FG Percentage (min. 5 made)
Field Goals Made
1.000 C.J. Harris, WF vs. Virginia Tech...........6x6...M10 43 North Carolina (69att) vs. Chaminade............. N21
Pre-Season Player of the Year:
1.000 Joe Rahon, BC vs. Dartmouth...............6x6... D31 38 Maryland (62) vs. UMES................................... D5
C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State
1.000 C.J. Harris, WF vs. Miami......................5x5.... F23 37 North Carolina (70) vs. UAB.............................. D1
Pre-Season Rookie of the Year:
1.000 Jarell Eddie, VT vs. UNCG.....................5x5... N19 37 North Carolina (78) vs. Miss State.................. N19
.857 two tied
Rodney Purvis, NC State
36 Virginia Tech (68) vs. VMI............................... N15
2012-13 Preseason All-ACC:
Assists-to-Zero Turnovers
3 -Point Field Goals Made
Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State; C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State;
9:0 Marcus Paige, UNC vs. McNeese State........... D22 15 Miami (26att) vs. North Carolina........................ F9 James Michael McAdoo, So., North Carolina; Mason
8:0 Jontel Evans, UVa vs. Georgia Tech................. F24 15 North Carolina (32) vs. Miss State.................. N19 Plumlee, Sr., Duke; Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State
8:0 Jontel Evans, UVa vs. Clemson.......................... F7 14 Boston College (24) vs. Georgia Tech.............M14
(both coaches and media agree on individual selections)
14 Virginia Tech (22) vs. UNC Greensboro........... N19
R ebounds
19 Ryan Anderson, BC vs. New Hampshire.......... D16
19 Richard Howell, NCS vs. Norfolk State............ D15
18 Richard Howell, NCS vs. Duke.......................... J12
17 Richard Howell, NCS vs. North Carolina........... F23
17 Mason Plumlee, Duke vs. Ohio State............... N28
17 Mason Plumlee, Duke vs. Minnesota............... N22
17 Ryan Anderson, BC vs. FIU............................. N11
16 Richard Howell, NCS vs. Virginia Tech............. F16
16 Richard Howell, NCS vs. Wake Forest.............. J22
16 Marshall Wood, VT vs. NC State....................... F16
16 Akil Mitchell, UVa vs. Seattle........................... N17
Boston College Eagles
RECORD:
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
OVERALL
(16-17)
(7-11)
(9-6)
HOME
(12-6)
(5-4)
(7-2)
AWAY
(3-8)
(2-7)
(1-1)
NEUTRAL
(1-3)
(0-0)
(1-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21 Olivier Hanlan...... 33-33 34.2 166-363 .457 50-127 .394 126-168 .750 26 111 137 4.2 66 0 75 73 2 38 508 15.4
12 Ryan Anderson....... 32-32 31.6 182-382 .476 3-14 .214 110-177 .621 85 170 255 8.0 53 1 50 62 16 21 477 14.9
25 Joe Rahon........... 33-33 35.6 106-263 .403 49-141 .348 73-103 .709 12 95 107 3.2 51 0 123 68 4 33 334 10.1
20 Lonnie Jackson...... 33-19 29.3 84-220 .382 65-170 .382 54-65 .831 18 72 90 2.7 82 1 62 51 1 29 287 8.7
33 Patrick Heckmann.... 33-23 23.3 81-178 .455 42-112 .375 61-75 .813 14 67 81 2.5 78 3 48 41 12 31 265 8.0
04 Eddie Odio.......... 33-8 19.1 57-119 .479 8-36 .222 21-32 .656 37 76 113 3.4 73 2 17 17 22 17 143 4.3
15 Andrew Van Nest..... 25-3 10.9 29-69 .420 8-32 .250 15-19 .789 13 32 45 1.8 38 1 10 16 2 5 81 3.2
24 Dennis Clifford..... 30-14 14.6 31-65 .477 2-4
.500 19-34 .559 32 64 96 3.2 49 1 15 27 26 5 83 2.8
05 KC Caudill.......... 10-0 3.5
5-8
.625 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
5 4
9 0.9 8 0 2 3 1 0 10 1.0
31 Danny Rubin......... 26-0 6.3
8-27 .296 7-24 .292
2-3
.667
4 10 14 0.5 16 0 2 3 0 4 25 1.0
14 Drew Jacobs......... 8-0 2.4
1-2
.500 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 2
2 0.3 4 0 0 3 0 1
2 0.3
13 John Cain Carney.... 7-0 1.3
0-1
.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 1
1 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0.0
01 Steve Perpiglia..... 4-0 2.0
0-4
.000 0-2
.000
0-0
.000
1 0
1 0.3 1 0 0 2 0 0
0 0.0
Total............... 33
750-1701 .441 234-662 .353 481-676 .712 289 747 1036 31.4 519 9 404 376 86 184 2215 67.1
Opponents........... 33
826-1833 .451 222-592 .375 372-533 .698 331 741 1072 32.5 610 18 401 379 93 188 2246 68.1
TEAM STATISTICS
BC
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2215
2246
Points per game........
67.1
68.1
Scoring margin.........
-0.9
FIELD GOALS-ATT..........
750-1701
826-1833
Field goal pct.........
.441
.451
3 POINT FG-ATT...........
234-662
222-592
3-point FG pct.........
.353
.375
3-pt FG made per game..
7.1
6.7
FREE THROWS-ATT..........
481-676
372-533
Free throw pct.........
.712
.698
REBOUNDS.................
1036
1072
Rebounds per game......
31.4
32.5
Rebounding margin......
-1.1
ASSISTS..................
404
401
Assists per game.......
12.2
12.2
TURNOVERS................
376
379
Turnovers per game.....
11.4
11.5
Turnover margin........
+0.1
Assist/turnover ratio..
1.1
1.1
STEALS...................
184
188
Steals per game........
5.6
5.7
BLOCKS...................
86
93
Blocks per game........
2.6
2.8
WINNING STREAK...........
0
Home win streak........
3
ATTENDANCE...............
76391
102633
Home games-Avg/Game....
18-4244
11-8797
Neutral site-Avg/Game..
4-1466
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1011
1044
2nd OT
---- ---1195
9 1195
7 -
Total
---2215
2246
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/11/12
FLA INTERNATIONAL
11/15/12
vs Baylor
11/16/12
vs Dayton
11/18/12
at Charleston
11/21/12
AUBURN
11/25/12
BRYANT
11/28/12
at Penn State
12/4/12
HARVARD
12/8/12
ST. FRANCIS
12/16/12
NEW HAMPSHIRE
12/22/12
PROVIDENCE
12/29/12
HOLY CROSS
12/31/12
DARTMOUTH
*1/5/13
NC STATE
*01/09/13
at Virginia Tech
*01/12/13
at Wake Forest
*1/16/13
MIAMI
*01/22/13
at Maryland
*01/26/13
at Virginia
*1/29/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*2/2/13
CLEMSON
*02-05-13
at Miami
*2/13/13
WAKE FOREST
*2/10/13
DUKE
*02/16/13
at Florida State
*2/19/13
MARYLAND
*2/24/13
at Duke
*02/27/13
at NC State
*3/3/13
VIRGINIA
*3/5/13
at Clemson
*3/9/13
GEORGIA TECH
03/14/13
vs Georgia Tech
03/15/13
vs Miami
* denotes conference game
W/L
--W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
W OT
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----84-70
2811
74-84
2686
71-87
3177
67-71
4262
50-49
3102
54-56
2265
73-61
6889
63-79
3128
72-64
2265
61-59
2163
71-68
6102
70-60
5442
79-58
2678
73-78
6248
86-75
6054
72-75 10035
59-60
3624
59-64 13941
51-65 11660
70-82
7062
75-68
5278
50-72
5149
66-63
2867
61-62
6709
66-69
6557
69-58
4338
68-89
9314
64-82 15807
53-52
5062
68-61
7102
74-72
5247
84-64 22169
58-69 22169
Clemson Tigers
RECORD:
OVERALL
(13-18)
(5-13)
(8-5)
HOME
(8-7)
(4-5)
(4-2)
AWAY
(3-9)
(1-8)
(2-1)
NEUTRAL
(2-2)
(0-0)
(2-2)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31 Devin Booker........ 31-31 31.9 159-292 .545 2-11 .182 86-138 .623 93 138 231 7.5 71 0 26 59 35 19 406 13.1
32 K.J. McDaniels...... 28-25 27.5 109-252 .433 32-96 .333 54-79 .684 50 90 140 5.0 62 1 21 44 58 32 304 10.9
24 Milton Jennings..... 29-29 29.4 103-252 .409 40-125 .320 49-72 .681 35 152 187 6.4 91 4 56 57 30 29 295 10.2
20 Jordan Roper........ 30-13 22.7 84-219 .384 41-99 .414 29-46 .630 10 28 38 1.3 40 0 26 27 1 35 238 7.9
03 Adonis Filer........ 31-4 19.9 61-165 .370 20-64 .313 54-80 .675 21 51 72 2.3 60 0 47 39 1 23 196 6.3
12 Rod Hall............ 31-30 29.8 69-158 .437 2-9
.222 37-62 .597 17 62 79 2.5 50 1 110 60 2 29 177 5.7
21 Damarcus Harrison... 31-14 21.4 65-179 .363 15-67 .224 17-23 .739 20 66 86 2.8 46 2 35 26 7 26 162 5.2
01 T.J. Sapp........... 7-7 15.1
8-26 .308 4-18 .222
5-6
.833
0 8
8 1.1 9 0 7 3 1 2 25 3.6
22 Bernard Sullivan.... 28-2 9.1 18-40 .450 1-1 1.000 14-20 .700 10 26 36 1.3 25 0 3 9 4 7 51 1.8
33 Josh Smith.......... 17-0 5.6
8-16 .500 0-0
.000
3-4
.750
7 14 21 1.2 11 0 0 5 0 2 19 1.1
35 Landry Nnoko........ 31-0 6.6 12-35 .343 0-0
.000
7-10 .700 22 22 44 1.4 24 0 1 15 9 2 31 1.0
02 Carson Fields....... 12-0 3.3
1-9
.111 0-6
.000
1-4
.250
2 3
5 0.4 7 0 2 3 0 2
3 0.3
Total............... 31
697-1643 .424 157-496 .317 356-544 .654 330 704 1034 33.4 497 8 334 355 148 208 1907 61.5
Opponents........... 31
669-1613 .415 171-492 .348 355-531 .669 328 702 1030 33.2 495 9 354 394 87 170 1864 60.1
TEAM STATISTICS
CU
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
1907
1864
61.5
60.1
+1.4
697-1643
669-1613
.424
.415
157-496
171-492
.317
.348
5.1
5.5
356-544
355-531
.654
.669
REBOUNDS.................
1034
1030
33.4
33.2
+0.1
ASSISTS..................
334
354
10.8
11.4
TURNOVERS................
355
394
11.5
12.7
+1.3
0.9
0.9
STEALS...................
208
170
6.7
5.5
BLOCKS...................
148
87
4.8
2.8
0
0
118305
128336
15-7887
12-8674
4-6061
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---861
855
2nd
Total
------1046 - 1907
1009 - 1864
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/12/12
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
11/16/12
at Furman
11/22/12
vs Gonzaga
11/23/12
vs UTEP
11/25/12
vs Marist
11/28/12
PURDUE
12/2/12
at South Carolina
12/8/12
ARIZONA
12/15/12
FLORIDA A&M
12/19/12
at Coastal Carolina
12/23/12
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
1/1/13
THE CITADEL
*1/5/13
FLORIDA STATE
*01/08/13
at Duke
*1/12/13
VIRGINIA
*1/15/13
WAKE FOREST
*01/20/13
at NC State
*01/24/13
at Florida State
*1/27/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*1/29/13
GEORGIA TECH
*2/2/13
at Boston College
*02/07/13
at Virginia
*2/10/13
NC STATE
*2/14/13
at Georgia Tech
*2/17/13
MIAMI
*02/23/13
at Maryland
*2/28/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*03/02/13
at Virginia Tech
*3/5/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*03-09-13
at Miami
03/14/13
vs Florida State
W/L
--W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----77-44
6654
72-55
2746
49-57
2076
69-48
59-44
61-73
7632
64-55 10684
54-66
8509
80-57
7862
46-69
3286
77-41
7431
92-51
7124
66-71
7635
40-68
9314
59-44
7795
60-44
7291
62-66 19557
57-60
7893
77-70
7980
63-60
7059
68-75
5278
41-78
9942
57-58
9455
56-53
6862
43-45
8998
59-72 15373
59-68
9778
61-69
5184
61-68
7102
49-62
7972
69-73 22169
Duke Blue Devils
RECORD:
OVERALL
(30-6)
(14-4)
(16-2)
HOME
(16-0)
(9-0)
(7-0)
AWAY
(5-4)
(5-4)
(0-0)
NEUTRAL
(9-2)
(0-0)
(9-2)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30 Seth Curry.......... 35-35 32.3 197-424 .465 95-217 .438 123-152 .809 20 69 89 2.5 60 0 54 42 6 30 612 17.5
05 Mason Plumlee....... 36-36 34.7 221-369 .599 0-0
.000 173-254 .681 99 260 359 10.0 92 3 70 103 52 36 615 17.1
34 Ryan Kelly.......... 23-23 28.9 96-212 .453 35-83 .422 69-85 .812 37 85 122 5.3 55 3 38 23 37 16 296 12.9
02 Quinn Cook.......... 36-34 33.6 151-363 .416 55-140 .393 64-73 .877 19 119 138 3.8 96 2 190 79 5 51 421 11.7
14 Rasheed Sulaimon.... 36-33 29.2 137-323 .424 49-132 .371 93-116 .802 18 103 121 3.4 79 1 68 45 2 27 416 11.6
21 Amile Jefferson..... 32-7 12.7 51-94 .543 0-0
.000 25-41 .610 42 50 92 2.9 53 2 7 12 16 12 127 4.0
03 Tyler Thornton...... 36-6 22.0 41-101 .406 31-79 .392 17-25 .680 17 65 82 2.3 99 6 79 38 4 46 130 3.6
15 Josh Hairston....... 35-6 12.7 36-80 .450 0-1
.000 18-26 .692 29 44 73 2.1 85 5 8 19 6 5 90 2.6
12 Alex Murphy......... 31-0 6.3 27-55 .491 5-24 .208
5-12 .417
9 21 30 1.0 18 0 0 11 3 5 64 2.1
52 Todd Zafirovski..... 7-0 2.3
2-4
.500 0-0
.000
1-4
.250
1 2
3 0.4 3 0 0 0 1 1
5 0.7
40 Marshall Plumlee.... 19-0 2.6
1-8
.125 0-0
.000
0-8
.000
5 6 11 0.6 5 0 1 5 3 3
2 0.1
Total............... 36
960-2033 .472 270-676 .399 588-796 .739 337 871 1208 33.6 645 22 515 383 135 232 2778 77.2
Opponents........... 36
852-2049 .416 160-551 .290 486-671 .724 415 834 1249 34.7 703 17 341 502 110 179 2350 65.3
TEAM STATISTICS
DU
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2778
2350
77.2
65.3
+11.9
960-2033
852-2049
.472
.416
270-676
160-551
.399
.290
7.5
4.4
588-796
486-671
.739
.724
REBOUNDS.................
1208
1249
33.6
34.7
-1.1
ASSISTS..................
515
341
14.3
9.5
TURNOVERS................
383
502
10.6
13.9
+3.3
1.3
0.7
STEALS...................
232
179
6.4
5.0
BLOCKS...................
135
110
3.8
3.1
0
16
149024
270228
16-9314
9-13424
11-13583
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1290
1083
2nd
Total
------1488 - 2778
1267 - 2350
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11-9-12
GEORGIA STATE
11/13/12
vs Kentucky
11-18-12
FLORIDA GULF COAST
11/22/12
vs Minnesota
11/23/12
vs VCU
11/24/12
vs Louisville
11/28/12
OHIO STATE
12/1/12
DELAWARE
12/08/12
vs Temple
12/19/12
CORNELL
12/20/12
ELON
12/29/12
SANTA CLARA
01/02/13
vs Davidson
*01/05/13
WAKE FOREST
*01/08/13
CLEMSON
*1/12/13
at NC State
*01/17/13
GEORGIA TECH
*01-23-13
at Miami
*01/26/13
MARYLAND
*01/30/13
at Wake Forest
*02/02/13
at Florida State
*02/07/13
NC STATE
*2/10/13
at Boston College
*02/13/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*02/16/13
at Maryland
*02/21/13
at Virginia Tech
*2/24/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*02/28/13
at Virginia
*03/02/13
MIAMI
*03/05/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*03/09/13
at North Carolina
03/15/13
vs Maryland
3/22/13
vs Albany
3/24/13
vs Creighton
3/29/13
vs Michigan State
3/31/13
vs Louisville
W/L
--W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----74-55
9314
75-68 22847
88-67
9314
89-71
3511
67-58
3474
76-71
3511
73-68
9314
88-50
9314
90-67 12157
88-47
9314
76-54
9314
90-77
9314
67-50 13607
80-62
9314
68-40
9314
76-84 19557
73-57
9314
63-90
7972
84-64
9314
75-70 12603
79-60 12100
98-85
9314
62-61
6709
73-68
9314
81-83 17950
88-56
7585
89-68
9314
68-73 14593
79-76
9314
85-57
9314
69-53 21750
74-83 22169
73-61
66-50 20125
71-61 35520
63-85 34657
Florida State Seminoles
RECORD:
OVERALL
(18-16)
(9-9)
(9-7)
HOME
(10-8)
(6-3)
(4-5)
AWAY
(4-7)
(3-6)
(1-1)
NEUTRAL
(4-1)
(0-0)
(4-1)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21 Michael Snaer....... 33-33 32.7 155-365 .425 63-164 .384 116-142 .817 22 125 147 4.5 81 1 82 91 15 33 489 14.8
10 Okaro White......... 34-34 28.9 138-270 .511 25-80 .313 119-146 .815 74 127 201 5.9 103 5 27 54 38 33 420 12.4
02 Terrance Shannon.... 20-0 21.0 60-130 .462 0-0
.000 37-57 .649 42 70 112 5.6 56 2 16 45 12 23 157 7.9
01 Devon Bookert....... 34-11 21.5 67-137 .489 32-61 .525 54-66 .818
9 53 62 1.8 48 0 80 57 5 19 220 6.5
25 Aaron Thomas........ 34-12 18.6 73-179 .408 9-41 .220 49-70 .700 23 57 80 2.4 34 0 38 48 10 22 204 6.0
11 Kiel Turpin......... 34-25 15.8 70-137 .511 0-2
.000 44-63 .698 42 59 101 3.0 79 1 10 30 43 14 184 5.4
30 Ian Miller.......... 28-5 18.8 50-153 .327 23-83 .277 26-41 .634
6 40 46 1.6 48 2 52 40 0 23 149 5.3
31 Terry Whisnant...... 30-19 17.2 52-128 .406 32-90 .356 20-21 .952
6 23 29 1.0 24 0 18 13 3 16 156 5.2
05 Montay Brandon...... 33-22 19.8 49-116 .422 9-31 .290 22-45 .489 12 47 59 1.8 48 2 47 62 8 11 129 3.9
15 Boris Bojanovsky.... 33-0 11.1 35-64 .547 0-0
.000 25-33 .758 28 35 63 1.9 37 0 9 21 25 8 95 2.9
14 Robert Gilchrist.... 25-0 8.4 21-49 .429 1-8
.125
4-13 .308
6 23 29 1.2 17 0 2 18 6 4 47 1.9
33 Joey Moreau......... 6-0 1.2
2-5
.400 2-3
.667
2-2 1.000
0 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 1.3
50 Michael Ojo......... 27-9 5.0
7-24 .292 0-0
.000
4-11 .364
7 20 27 1.0 24 0 3 9 7 3 18 0.7
20 Rafael Portuondo.... 6-0 1.2
1-1 1.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 0
0 0.0 1 0 1 3 0 1
2 0.3
Total............... 34
780-1758 .444 196-563 .348 522-710 .735 322 730 1052 30.9 601 13 385 497 172 210 2278 67.0
Opponents........... 34
825-1886 .437 225-612 .368 454-656 .692 422 720 1142 33.6 648 18 443 465 103 244 2331 68.6
TEAM STATISTICS
FS
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2278
2331
67.0
68.6
-1.6
780-1758
825-1886
.444
.437
196-563
225-612
.348
.368
5.8
6.6
522-710
454-656
.735
.692
REBOUNDS.................
1052
1142
30.9
33.6
-2.6
ASSISTS..................
385
443
11.3
13.0
TURNOVERS................
497
465
14.6
13.7
-0.9
0.8
1.0
STEALS...................
210
244
6.2
7.2
BLOCKS...................
172
103
5.1
3.0
0
0
135673
138533
18-7537
11-10579
5-4434
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1037
1116
2nd
Total
------1241 - 2278
1215 - 2331
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/09/12
SOUTH ALABAMA
11/12/12
BUFFALO
11/16/12
vs BYU
11/17/12
vs St. Joseph’s
11/21/12
NORTH FLORIDA
11/27/12
MINNESOTA
12/02/12
MERCER
12/05/12
FLORIDA
12/09/12
MAINE
12/17/12
LOUISIANA-MONROE
12/22/12
at Charlotte
12-29-12
vs Tulsa
01-02-13
at Auburn
*1/5/13
at Clemson
*01/09/13
at Maryland
*01/12/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*01/19/13
at Virginia
*01/24/13
CLEMSON
*01-27-13
at Miami
*01/30/13
MARYLAND
*02/02/13
DUKE
*2/5/13
at Georgia Tech
*02/09/13
at Wake Forest
*02/13/13
MIAMI
*02/16/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*02/19/13
at NC State
*02/24/13
at Virginia Tech
*02/26/13
WAKE FOREST
*03/03/13
at North Carolina
*03/07/13
VIRGINIA
*03/09/13
NC STATE
03/14/13
vs Clemson
03/15/13
vs North Carolina
03/19/13
LOUISIANA TECH
W/L
--L
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----71-76
9070
95-68
6510
88-70
73-66
75-67
6685
68-77
7941
56-61
6088
47-72 10593
91-59
5725
63-48
5484
79-76
7249
82-63
72-78
6496
71-66
7635
65-62 14157
72-77 12060
36-56 12303
60-57
7893
47-71
7972
73-71
7222
60-79 12100
56-54
7012
46-71 10259
68-74
9007
69-66
6557
66-84 17011
70-80
5042
76-62
6589
58-79 21228
53-51
6430
71-67
6730
73-69 22169
62-83 22169
66-71
2989
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
RECORD:
OVERALL
(16-15)
(6-12)
(10-3)
HOME
(11-6)
(3-6)
(8-0)
AWAY
(3-7)
(3-6)
(0-1)
NEUTRAL
(2-2)
(0-0)
(2-2)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------03 Marcus Georges-Hunt. 31-30 28.9 123-289 .426 32-96 .333 56-89 .629 57 94 151 4.9 65 1 46 35 3 24 334 10.8
04 Robert Carter Jr.... 31-31 26.4 121-271 .446 18-64 .281 46-74 .622 59 149 208 6.7 68 2 30 50 31 21 306 9.9
24 Kammeon Holsey...... 31-0 19.3 111-199 .558 0-0
.000 51-83 .614 66 80 146 4.7 75 1 31 60 10 11 273 8.8
05 Daniel Miller....... 31-31 28.5 104-203 .512 0-1
.000 51-70 .729 73 133 206 6.6 48 0 67 47 64 27 259 8.4
00 Mfon Udofia.......... 31-31 29.5 84-223 .377 38-110 .345 52-81 .642 16 68 84 2.7 71 2 91 53 0 25 258 8.3
11 Chris Bolden........ 31-15 23.9 84-232 .362 35-115 .304 22-35 .629
7 59 66 2.1 53 0 39 41 4 25 225 7.3
23 Brandon Reed........ 30-15 16.6 56-156 .359 28-73 .384 17-28 .607
9 68 77 2.6 30 0 37 25 2 12 157 5.2
14 Jason Morris........ 18-1 12.1 25-70 .357 13-31 .419
4-8
.500 11 28 39 2.2 16 0 10 16 3 9 67 3.7
45 Solomon Poole....... 21-0 9.0 14-46 .304 6-24 .250
4-10 .400
3 12 15 0.7 25 1 21 34 0 7 38 1.8
01 Julian Royal........ 24-0 6.6 17-49 .347 2-14 .143
5-6
.833 13 17 30 1.3 28 2 3 13 6 7 41 1.7
12 Stacey Poole Jr..... 16-0 7.4
8-35 .229 0-7
.000
8-13 .615
6 19 25 1.6 11 0 7 6 1 3 24 1.5
32 Brooks Doyle........ 7-0 2.4
1-3
.333 1-2
.500
2-4
.500
0 2
2 0.3 2 0 0 0 0 0
5 0.7
02 Pierre Jordan....... 21-1 8.0
3-14 .214 0-7
.000
0-0
.000
1 20 21 1.0 23 0 12 12 3 10
6 0.3
31 Aaron Peek.......... 5-0 2.2
0-1
.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 2
2 0.4 2 0 0 1 2 1
0 0.0
Total............... 31
751-1791 .419 173-544 .318 318-501 .635 366 789 1155 37.3 517 9 394 399 129 182 1993 64.3
Opponents........... 31
687-1715 .401 182-563 .323 377-566 .666 312 757 1069 34.5 480 6 383 391 131 191 1933 62.4
TEAM STATISTICS
GT
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
1993
1933
64.3
62.4
+1.9
751-1791
687-1715
.419
.401
173-544
182-563
.318
.323
5.6
5.9
318-501
377-566
.635
.666
REBOUNDS.................
1155
1069
37.3
34.5
+2.8
ASSISTS..................
394
383
12.7
12.4
TURNOVERS................
399
391
12.9
12.6
-0.3
1.0
1.0
STEALS...................
182
191
5.9
6.2
BLOCKS...................
129
131
4.2
4.2
0
0
125200
108831
17-7365
10-10720
4-407
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---990
923
2nd OT
Total
---- ------993 10 - 1993
995 15 - 1933
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/9/12
TULANE
11/14/12
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
11/22/12
vs Rice
11/23/12
vs California
11/25/12
vs Saint Mary’s
11/28/12
at Illinois
12/4/12
GEORGIA
12/8/12
UNC WILMINGTON
12/17/12
ALABAMA STATE
12/22/12
THE CITADEL
12/29/12
FORDHAM
1/2/13
UT-CHATTANOOGA
*1/5/13
MIAMI
*1/9/13
at NC State
*1/12/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*01/17/13
at Duke
*01/23/13
at North Carolina
*1/26/13
WAKE FOREST
*1/29/13
at Clemson
*2/3/13
VIRGINIA
*2/5/13
FLORIDA STATE
*02/09/13
at Virginia Tech
*2/14/13
CLEMSON
*02/16/13
at Wake Forest
*2/19/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*02/24/13
at Virginia
*2/27/13
MARYLAND
*3/3/13
NC STATE
*03-06-13
at Miami
*3/9/13
at Boston College
03/14/13
vs Boston College
W/L
--W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
LOT
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----79-61
8600
52-38
5733
54-36
57-68
1627
65-56
62-75 12224
62-54
8600
73-66
5982
75-41
6203
73-41
7769
73-48
7851
74-58
5829
49-62
7614
70-83 18118
65-70
7675
57-73
9314
63-79 19124
82-62
8180
60-63
7059
66-60
7128
54-56
7012
64-54
6006
53-56
6862
57-56 10486
58-70
8600
54-82 12232
78-68
6962
57-70
8600
71-69
7394
72-74
5247
64-84 22169
Maryland Terrapins
RECORD:
OVERALL
(25-13)
(8-10)
(17-3)
HOME
(18-3)
(6-3)
(12-0)
AWAY
(4-7)
(2-7)
(2-0)
NEUTRAL
(3-3)
(0-0)
(3-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------32 Dez Wells........... 38-37 28.6 191-363 .526 23-69 .333 93-132 .705 33 153 186 4.9 81 3 113 108 20 34 498 13.1
25 Alex Len............ 38-37 26.4 173-324 .534 1-8
.125 105-153 .686 109 189 298 7.8 101 4 37 60 78 8 452 11.9
05 Nick Faust.......... 38-32 25.8 121-301 .402 44-125 .352 72-100 .720 31 111 142 3.7 71 0 96 82 5 37 358 9.4
04 Seth Allen.......... 36-7 22.0 95-244 .389 39-125 .312 51-69 .739
3 77 80 2.2 69 1 84 68 3 36 280 7.8
02 Logan Aronhalt...... 38-2 14.2 77-183 .421 63-145 .434 12-20 .600 14 49 63 1.7 15 0 15 28 4 10 229 6.0
00 Charles Mitchell.... 38-7 15.7 91-178 .511 0-0
.000 27-50 .540 77 127 204 5.4 68 0 17 58 15 8 209 5.5
10 Jake Layman......... 38-17 19.9 74-187 .396 35-117 .299 25-36 .694 35 88 123 3.2 62 1 36 39 24 21 208 5.5
35 James Padgett....... 36-19 15.1 71-124 .573 0-0
.000 40-75 .533 47 81 128 3.6 46 1 18 28 7 12 182 5.1
44 Shaquille Cleare.... 37-8 12.0 58-100 .580 0-0
.000 22-37 .595 35 65 100 2.7 68 0 3 22 10 3 138 3.7
21 Pe’Shon Howard...... 36-24 22.8 32-110 .291 13-54 .241 42-48 .875 12 74 86 2.4 45 0 131 61 0 24 119 3.3
23 John Auslander...... 4-0 4.0
2-3
.667 0-1
.000
1-2
.500
1 1
2 0.5 2 0 0 2 0 1
5 1.3
12 Conner Lipinski..... 8-0 1.5
1-1 1.000 1-1 1.000
4-6
.667
0 0
0 0.0 1 0 1 2 0 0
7 0.9
15 Spencer Barks....... 9-0 1.7
0-2
.000 0-0
.000
3-4
.750
1 1
2 0.2 3 0 0 1 0 0
3 0.3
24 Jacob Susskind...... 8-0 1.5
0-4
.000 0-1
.000
0-0
.000
1 4
5 0.6 1 0 0 1 0 1
0 0.0
Total............... 38
986-2124 .464 219-646 .339 497-732 .679 4641070 1534 40.4 633 10 551 569 166 195 2688 70.7
Opponents........... 38
865-2249 .385 231-763 .303 472-667 .708 415 794 1209 31.8 617 10 443 404 151 259 2433 64.0
TEAM STATISTICS
MD
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2688
2433
70.7
64.0
+6.7
986-2124
865-2249
.464
.385
219-646
231-763
.339
.303
5.8
6.1
497-732
472-667
.679
.708
REBOUNDS.................
1534
1209
40.4
31.8
+8.6
ASSISTS..................
551
443
14.5
11.7
TURNOVERS................
569
404
15.0
10.6
-4.3
1.0
1.1
STEALS...................
195
259
5.1
6.8
BLOCKS...................
166
151
4.4
4.0
0
2
261211
161596
21-12439
11-9221
6-10028
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1263
1131
2nd OT
---- ---1421
4 1295
7 -
Total
---2688
2433
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/09/12
vs Kentucky
11/12/10
MOREHEAD STATE
11/16/12
LONG ISLAND UNIV.
11/20/12
LAFAYETTE
11/24/12
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
11/27/12
at Northwestern
12/2/12
vs George Mason
12/05/12
UMES
12/08/12
S.C. STATE
12/12/12
MONMOUTH
12/21/12
STONY BROOK
12/29/12
DELAWARE STATE
01/01/13
IUPUI
*01/05/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*01/09/13
FLORIDA STATE
*01-13-13
at Miami
*1/16/13
NC STATE
*01/19/13
at North Carolina
*01/22/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*01/26/13
at Duke
*01/30/13
at Florida State
*02/02/13
WAKE FOREST
*02/07/13
at Virginia Tech
*02/10/13
VIRGINIA
*02/16/13
DUKE
*2/19/13
at Boston College
*02/23/13
CLEMSON
*2/27/13
at Georgia Tech
*03/02/13
at Wake Forest
*03/06/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*03/10/13
at Virginia
03/14/13
vs Wake Forest
03/15/13
vs Duke
03/16/13
vs North Carolina
03/19/13
NIAGARA
03/21/13
DENVER
3/26/13
at Alabama
4/2/2013
vs Iowa
W/L
--L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
LOT
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----69-72 17732
67-45
8724
91-74 12785
83-74 10882
70-53 10282
77-57
6009
69-62 10256
100-68
9813
61-46 12052
71-38
9265
76-69 10721
79-50 12389
81-63
8971
94-71 17950
62-65 14157
47-54
5809
51-50 17950
52-62 20865
64-59 13941
64-84
9314
71-73
7222
86-60 16179
60-55
5465
69-80 16895
83-81 17950
58-69
4338
72-59 15373
68-78
6962
67-57 14173
68-79 16897
58-61 11794
75-62 22169
83-74 22169
76-79 22169
86-70
4053
62-52
3982
58-57
9479
60-71 10009
Miami Hurricanes
RECORD:
OVERALL
(29-7)
(15-3)
(14-4)
HOME
(14-1)
(8-1)
(6-0)
AWAY
(10-3)
(7-2)
(3-1)
NEUTRAL
(5-3)
(0-0)
(5-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------00 Shane Larkin........ 36-35 36.4 183-382 .479 69-170 .406 87-112 .777 17 121 138 3.8 59 0 164 82 4 71 522 14.5
01 Durand Scott........ 33-32 34.6 156-344 .453 36-102 .353 85-113 .752 31 100 131 4.0 75 4 86 65 3 51 433 13.1
35 Kenny Kadji......... 36-36 29.1 168-357 .471 47-134 .351 82-124 .661 56 188 244 6.8 87 1 30 63 46 14 465 12.9
04 Trey McKinney Jones. 36-34 30.3 107-259 .413 59-150 .393 57-67 .851 13 109 122 3.4 55 0 56 34 1 29 330 9.2
42 Reggie Johnson...... 26-9 21.3 57-150 .380 1-10 .100 59-87 .678 58 124 182 7.0 57 0 22 56 24 10 174 6.7
45 Julian Gamble....... 36-28 20.4 98-170 .576 0-0
.000 39-81 .481 74 102 176 4.9 73 2 7 28 63 13 235 6.5
15 Rion Brown.......... 36-6 22.2 79-215 .367 38-130 .292 35-47 .745 24 48 72 2.0 52 0 30 22 2 15 231 6.4
02 Bishop Daniels...... 3-0 16.7
5-11 .455 3-3 1.000
2-2 1.000
1 2
3 1.0 5 0 3 4 0 6 15 5.0
21 Erik Swoope......... 27-0 6.0 18-28 .643 1-1 1.000
6-19 .316 16 16 32 1.2 18 0 3 3 2 4 43 1.6
23 Tonye Jekiri........ 34-0 6.9 18-35 .514 0-0
.000 11-20 .550 28 27 55 1.6 35 0 4 11 11 7 47 1.4
10 Raphael Akpejiori... 18-0 4.5
5-14 .357 0-0
.000
1-3
.333
6 14 20 1.1 8 0 1 3 3 3 11 0.6
12 Justin Heller....... 9-0 1.2
1-3
.333 0-1
.000
0-2
.000
0 4
4 0.4 1 0 2 2 0 0
2 0.2
03 Steve Sorenson...... 8-0 1.3
0-0
.000 0-0
.000
1-3
.333
0 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 0
1 0.1
Total............... 36
895-1968 .455 254-701 .362 465-680 .684 369 918 1287 35.8 525 7 408 385 159 223 2509 69.7
Opponents........... 36
795-1987 .400 226-694 .326 365-562 .649 365 810 1175 32.6 623 14 389 425 105 193 2181 60.6
TEAM STATISTICS
UM
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2509
2181
69.7
60.6
+9.1
895-1968
795-1987
.455
.400
254-701
226-694
.362
.326
7.1
6.3
465-680
365-562
.684
.649
REBOUNDS.................
1287
1175
35.8
32.6
+3.1
ASSISTS..................
408
389
11.3
10.8
TURNOVERS................
385
425
10.7
11.8
+1.1
1.1
0.9
STEALS...................
223
193
6.2
5.4
BLOCKS...................
159
105
4.4
2.9
0
1
84052
197736
15-5603
13-9305
8-9596
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1121
991
2nd OT
---- ---1382
6 1182
8 -
Total
---2509
2181
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11-09-12
STETSON
11/13/12
at Florida Gulf Coast
11-16-12
JACKSONVILLE
11-24-12
DETROIT
11-28-12
MICHIGAN STATE
12/01/12
at Massachusetts
12-14-12
CHARLOTTE
12/18/12
at Central Florida
12/22/12
at Hawaii
12/23/12
vs Arizona
12/25/12
vs Indiana State
01-02-13
LA SALLE
*1/5/13
at Georgia Tech
*01/10/13
at North Carolina
*01-13-13
MARYLAND
*1/16/13
at Boston College
*01-23-13
DUKE
*01-27-13
FLORIDA STATE
*01/30/13
at Virginia Tech
*02/02/13
at NC State
*02-05-13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*02-09-13
NORTH CAROLINA
*02/13/13
at Florida State
*2/17/13
at Clemson
*02-19-13
VIRGINIA
*02/23/13
at Wake Forest
*02-27-13
VIRGINIA TECH
*03/02/13
at Duke
*03-06-13
GEORGIA TECH
*03-09-13
CLEMSON
03/15/13
vs Boston College
03/16/13
vs NC State
03/17/13
vs North Carolina
03/22/13
vs Pacific
03/24/13
vs Illinois
03/28/13
vs Marquette
W/L
--W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
LOT
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----87-79
3160
51-63
4552
73-57
3135
77-62
2946
67-59
5791
75-62
7004
77-46
3275
72-50
5189
73-58
8120
50-69
6564
55-57
6514
76-59
3259
62-49
7614
68-59 20516
54-47
5809
60-59
3624
90-63
7972
71-47
7972
73-64
5436
79-78 19557
72-50
5149
87-61
7972
74-68
9007
45-43
8998
54-50
7972
65-80 12037
76-58
7434
76-79
9314
69-71
7394
62-49
7972
69-58 22169
81-71 22169
87-77 22169
78-49 13784
63-59 14520
61-71 19731
North Carolina Tar Heels
RECORD:
OVERALL
(25-11)
(12-6)
(13-5)
HOME
(14-2)
(7-2)
(7-0)
AWAY
(6-6)
(5-4)
(1-2)
NEUTRAL
(5-3)
(0-0)
(5-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15 P.J. Hairston....... 34-14 23.6 159-369 .431 89-225 .396 88-113 .779 65 82 147 4.3 64 0 46 39 14 43 495 14.6
43 James Michael McAdoo 36-36 29.9 209-470 .445 0-2
.000 100-173 .578 89 174 263 7.3 84 3 41 96 14 54 518 14.4
35 Reggie Bullock...... 35-35 31.4 172-356 .483 88-202 .436 56-73 .767 71 155 226 6.5 50 1 101 43 10 44 488 13.9
05 Marcus Paige........ 35-34 29.2 95-267 .356 45-131 .344 51-61 .836
8 86 94 2.7 61 1 161 86 5 48 286 8.2
01 Dexter Strickland... 36-36 27.9 105-241 .436 4-23 .174 68-98 .694 20 67 87 2.4 56 0 150 47 3 42 282 7.8
02 Leslie McDonald..... 30-1 17.7 71-199 .357 42-117 .359 31-39 .795 21 41 62 2.1 42 0 36 20 3 16 215 7.2
11 Brice Johnson....... 36-2 10.6 90-176 .511 0-0
.000 15-26 .577 33 82 115 3.2 56 0 10 19 19 17 195 5.4
25 J.P. Tokoto......... 35-0 8.6 40-82 .488 1-11 .091 10-26 .385 27 32 59 1.7 27 0 26 31 5 17 91 2.6
00 Joel James.......... 30-3 9.4 30-58 .517 0-0
.000
9-16 .563 27 45 72 2.4 35 0 6 20 10 7 69 2.3
21 Jackson Simmons..... 32-0 7.3 25-38 .658 0-0
.000
9-14 .643 28 27 55 1.7 25 0 8 6 4 2 59 1.8
14 Desmond Hubert...... 36-18 9.4 19-35 .543 0-0
.000
3-14 .214 26 34 60 1.7 27 0 4 13 30 8 41 1.1
04 Luke Davis.......... 20-0 4.1
2-2 1.000 2-2 1.000
2-2 1.000
0 4
4 0.2 6 0 24 7 0 3
8 0.4
03 Wade Moody.......... 13-0 1.4
2-7
.286 1-3
.333
0-0
.000
1 0
1 0.1 2 0 2 4 0 1
5 0.4
30 James Manor......... 12-0 1.4
2-11 .182 0-4
.000
0-0
.000
2 1
3 0.3 1 0 0 0 0 1
4 0.3
34 Denzel Robinson..... 12-0 1.4
1-2
.500 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
2 2
4 0.3 0 0 0 1 0 0
2 0.2
22 Frank Tanner........ 13-1 1.5
1-8
.125 0-3
.000
0-0
.000
2 0
2 0.2 2 0 1 3 0 0
2 0.2
Total............... 36
1023-2321 .441 272-723 .376 442-655 .675 488 899 1387 38.5 538 5 616 442 117 303 2762 76.7
Opponents........... 36
918-2170 .423 248-717 .346 408-581 .702 417 911 1328 36.9 599 12 439 558 134 244 2492 69.2
TEAM STATISTICS
NC
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2762
2492
76.7
69.2
+7.5
1023-2321
918-2170
.441
.423
272-723
248-717
.376
.346
7.6
6.9
442-655
408-581
.675
.702
REBOUNDS.................
1387
1328
38.5
36.9
+1.6
ASSISTS..................
616
439
17.1
12.2
TURNOVERS................
442
558
12.3
15.5
+3.2
1.4
0.8
STEALS...................
303
244
8.4
6.8
BLOCKS...................
117
134
3.3
3.7
0
0
309603
192433
16-19350
12-11741
8-6442
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1325
1097
2nd OT
Total
---- ------1420 17 - 2762
1390
5 - 2492
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/09/12
GARDNER-WEBB
11/11/12
FLORIDA ATLANTIC
11/16/12
at Long Beach State
11-19-12
vs Mississippi State
11-20-12
vs Butler
11-21-12
vs Chaminade
11/27/12
at Indiana
12/01/12
UAB
12/08/12
EAST TENNESEE STATE
12/15/12
EAST CAROLINA
12/19/12
at Texas
12/22/12
MCNEESE STATE
12/29/12
UNLV
*01/06/13
at Virginia
*01/10/13
MIAMI
*01/12/13
at Florida State
*01/19/13
MARYLAND
*01/23/13
GEORGIA TECH
*01/26/13
at NC State
*1/29/13
at Boston College
*02/02/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*02/05/13
WAKE FOREST
*02-09-13
at Miami
*02/13/13
at Duke
*02/16/13
VIRGINIA
*2/19/13
at Georgia Tech
*02/23/13
NC STATE
*2/28/13
at Clemson
*03/03/13
FLORIDA STATE
*03/06/13
at Maryland
*03/09/13
DUKE
03/15/13
vs Florida State
03/16/13
vs Maryland
03/17/13
vs Miami
3/22/13
vs Villanova
3/24/13
vs Kansas
W/L
--W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
W OT
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----76-59 16430
80-56 15403
78-63
6912
95-49
2400
71-82
2400
112-70
2400
59-83 17472
102-84 15906
78-55 17307
93-87 19147
67-85 13134
97-63 18258
79-73 20888
52-61 12117
59-68 20516
77-72 12060
62-52 20865
79-63 19124
83-91 19577
82-70
7062
72-60 20762
87-62 19653
61-87
7972
68-73
9314
93-81 20616
70-58
8600
76-65 21750
68-59
9778
79-58 21228
79-68 16897
53-69 21750
83-62 22169
79-76 22169
77-87 22169
78-71
58-70
-
NC State Wolfpack
RECORD:
OVERALL
(24-11)
(11-7)
(13-4)
HOME
(16-1)
(8-1)
(8-0)
AWAY
(3-7)
(3-6)
(0-1)
NEUTRAL
(5-3)
(0-0)
(5-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------05 CJ Leslie........... 35-33 32.4 192-370 .519 2-6
.333 142-232 .612 65 193 258 7.4 86 3 51 105 43 34 528 15.1
01 Richard Howell...... 35-35 31.6 183-321 .570 0-0
.000 79-122 .648 131 249 380 10.9 105 6 60 57 32 36 445 12.7
15 Scott Wood.......... 35-35 34.0 126-289 .436 104-236 .441 85-93 .914 11 91 102 2.9 80 0 37 34 22 19 441 12.6
02 Lorenzo Brown....... 33-32 34.2 140-334 .419 20-76 .263 108-140 .771 22 121 143 4.3 65 1 239 114 19 65 408 12.4
24 TJ Warren........... 35-14 27.0 186-299 .622 14-27 .519 39-72 .542 74 72 146 4.2 77 1 28 34 15 42 425 12.1
00 Rodney Purvis....... 35-23 25.5 110-249 .442 30-78 .385 42-82 .512 23 61 84 2.4 63 2 45 51 2 20 292 8.3
13 Thomas De Thaey..... 3-0 9.0
6-11 .545 3-7
.429
0-0
.000
2 4
6 2.0 3 0 0 0 0 1 15 5.0
12 Tyler Lewis......... 34-2 12.4 28-74 .378 7-24 .292 55-64 .859
5 33 38 1.1 34 0 48 22 2 6 118 3.5
14 Jordan Vandenberg... 23-1 5.4
8-16 .500 0-1
.000
1-4
.250
6 10 16 0.7 25 0 1 6 9 4 17 0.7
30 Staats Battle....... 7-0 1.4
2-7
.286 1-6
.167
0-0
.000
0 3
3 0.4 1 0 0 0 0 0
5 0.7
20 Jay Lewis........... 13-0 1.4
2-11 .182 2-9
.222
0-0
.000
1 2
3 0.2 2 0 2 2 0 0
6 0.5
34 Jevoni Robinson..... 12-0 1.1
1-4
.250 0-0
.000
3-4
.750
4 3
7 0.6 3 0 0 2 3 0
5 0.4
10 Chase Cannon........ 12-0 1.2
1-2
.500 1-1 1.000
0-0
.000
0 0
0 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0
3 0.3
TM TEAM................
52 48 100 2.9 0
5
0
Total............... 35
985-1987 .496 184-471 .391 554-813 .681 396 890 1286 36.7 545 13 511 433 147 227 2708 77.4
Opponents........... 35
899-2145 .419 209-693 .302 451-621 .726 430 746 1176 33.6 641 20 410 400 124 209 2458 70.2
TEAM STATISTICS
ST
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2708
2458
77.4
70.2
+7.1
985-1987
899-2145
.496
.419
184-471
209-693
.391
.302
5.3
6.0
554-813
451-621
.681
.726
REBOUNDS.................
1286
1176
36.7
33.6
+3.1
ASSISTS..................
511
410
14.6
11.7
TURNOVERS................
433
400
12.4
11.4
-0.9
1.2
1.0
STEALS...................
227
209
6.5
6.0
BLOCKS...................
147
124
4.2
3.5
0
4
277087
178309
17-16299
10-11526
8-7881
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1259
1141
2nd OT
Total
---- ------1437 12 - 2708
1309
8 - 2458
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/9/12
MIAMI (OHIO)
11/16/12
vs Penn State
11/16/12
vs Massachusetts
11/18/12
vs Oklahoma State
11/23/12
UNC ASHEVILLE
11/27/12
at Michigan
12/4/12
vs Connecticut
12/8/12
CLEVELAND STATE
12/15/12
NORFOLK STATE
12/18/12
STANFORD
12/22/12
ST. BONAVENTURE
12/29/12
WESTERN MICHIGAN
12/31/12
UNC GREENSBORO
*1/5/13
at Boston College
*1/9/13
GEORGIA TECH
*1/12/13
DUKE
*1/16/13
at Maryland
*01/20/13
CLEMSON
*01/22/13
at Wake Forest
*01/26/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*01/29/13
at Virginia
*02/02/13
MIAMI
*02/07/13
at Duke
*2/10/13
at Clemson
*02/16/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*02/19/13
FLORIDA STATE
*02/23/13
at North Carolina
*02/27/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*3/3/13
at Georgia Tech
*03/06/13
WAKE FOREST
*03/09/13
at Florida State
03/14/13
vs Virginia Tech
03/15/13
vs Virginia
03/16/13
vs Miami
3/22/13
vs Temple
W/L
--W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W OT
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----97-59 19065
72-55
94-76
56-76
6872
82-80 17228
72-79 12693
69-65 11840
80-63
7234
84-62 12384
88-79 15772
92-73 16288
84-68 12576
89-68 12207
78-73
6248
83-70 18118
84-76 19557
50-51 17950
66-62 19557
84-86 11542
91-83 19577
55-58 10977
78-79 19557
85-98
9314
58-57
9455
90-86 18257
84-66 17011
65-76 21750
82-64 15807
70-57
8600
81-66 16892
67-71
6730
80-63 22169
75-56 22169
71-81
72-76
-
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
RECORD:
OVERALL
(25-10)
(11-7)
(14-3)
HOME
(17-2)
(7-2)
(10-0)
AWAY
(4-5)
(4-5)
(0-0)
NEUTRAL
(4-3)
(0-0)
(4-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22 GRANT, Jerian....... 35-34 36.3 156-384 .406 52-151 .344 101-137 .737 12 89 101 2.9 62 1 194 100 8 44 465 13.3
45 COOLEY, Jack........ 35-35 29.3 173-299 .579 1-2
.500 111-158 .703 141 213 354 10.1 93 5 29 50 41 23 458 13.1
00 ATKINS, Eric........ 35-35 38.3 138-314 .439 49-118 .415 68-104 .654 25 65 90 2.6 68 1 193 74 4 48 393 11.2
24 CONNAUGHTON, Pat.... 35-35 32.1 109-245 .445 58-154 .377 34-48 .708 25 139 164 4.7 54 0 75 31 12 16 310 8.9
14 MARTIN, Scott....... 18-18 29.7 50-111 .450 31-67 .463 12-19 .632 10 97 107 5.9 37 0 23 12 7 12 143 7.9
11 SHERMAN, Garrick.... 30-2 15.6 90-164 .549 0-0
.000 31-47 .660 37 66 103 3.4 43 0 11 37 13 6 211 7.0
01 BIEDSCHEID, Cameron. 34-0 17.4 69-194 .356 36-119 .303 36-44 .818
7 40 47 1.4 35 1 33 30 9 6 210 6.2
25 KNIGHT, Tom......... 28-16 17.5 64-131 .489 0-0
.000 26-35 .743 34 63 97 3.5 57 1 21 18 26 8 154 5.5
02 AUGUSTE, Zach....... 25-0 10.7 39-75 .520 0-0
.000 15-22 .682 26 42 68 2.7 41 1 5 22 12 10 93 3.7
20 BURGETT, Austin..... 18-0 3.3
3-9
.333 1-6
.167
4-4 1.000
1 9 10 0.6 4 0 1 1 0 0 11 0.6
04 CROWLEY, Patrick.... 15-0 2.0
1-3
.333 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 5
5 0.3 0 0 2 1 0 2
2 0.1
Total............... 35
892-1929 .462 228-617 .370 438-618 .709 387 880 1267 36.2 495 10 587 393 132 175 2450 70.0
Opponents........... 35
845-2011 .420 191-587 .325 341-494 .690 368 752 1120 32.0 606 14 513 358 122 200 2222 63.5
TEAM STATISTICS
ND
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2450
2222
70.0
63.5
+6.5
892-1929
845-2011
.462
.420
228-617
191-587
.370
.325
6.5
5.5
438-618
341-494
.709
.690
REBOUNDS.................
1267
1120
36.2
32.0
+4.2
ASSISTS..................
587
513
16.8
14.7
TURNOVERS................
393
358
11.2
10.2
-1.0
1.5
1.4
STEALS...................
175
200
5.0
5.7
BLOCKS...................
132
122
3.8
3.5
0
5
156606
230121
19-8242
9-14036
7-14828
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1128
1020
2nd OT OT2 OT3 OT4 OT5
Total
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ------1249 37
7
8 10 11 - 2450
1135 34
7
8 10
8 - 2222
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11-10-12
EVANSVILLE
11-12-12
MONMOUTH
11/16/12
vs Saint Joseph’s
11/17/12
vs Brigham Young
11-21-12
GEORGE WASHINGTON
11-24-12
SAINT FRANCIS (PA.)
11-26-12
CHICAGO STATE
11-29-12
KENTUCKY
12-8-12
BROWN
12/15/12
vs Purdue
12-17-12
IPFW
12-19-12
KENNESAW STATE
12-21-12
NIAGARA
*1-5-13
SETON HALL
*1/7/13
at Cincinnati
*1-12-13
CONNECTICUT
*1/15/13
at St. John’s
*1-19-13
RUTGERS
*1-21-13
GEORGETOWN
*1/26/13
at USF
*1-30-13
VILLANOVA
*02-02-13
at DePaul
*2/4/13
at Syracuse
*2-9-13
LOUISVILLE
*2-13-13
DEPAUL
*2/16/13
at Providence
*02/18/13
at Pittsburgh
*2-24-13
CINCINNATI
*3/2/13
at Marquette
*3-5-13
ST. JOHN’S
*03/09/13
at Louisville
3/13/13
vs Rutgers
3/14/13
vs Marquette
3/15/13
vs Louisville
3/22/13
vs Iowa State
W/L
--W
W
LOT
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W OT
L
W O5
W OT
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
SCORE
----58-49
84-57
70-79
78-68
65-48
69-52
92-65
64-50
84-57
81-68
74-62
85-57
89-67
93-74
66-60
58-65
63-67
69-66
47-63
73-65
65-60
79-71
47-63
104-101
82-78
54-71
51-42
62-41
64-72
66-40
57-73
69-61
73-65
57-69
58-76
ATTEND
-----8224
7427
6433
5502
8133
6174
7523
9149
8360
19192
6755
6772
8043
8523
10293
9149
7434
9149
9149
6373
8075
11354
23982
9149
8554
12428
12556
9149
19093
9149
22815
20057
20057
20057
12495
Pittsburgh Panthers
RECORD:
OVERALL
(24-9)
(12-6)
(12-3)
HOME
(16-3)
(6-3)
(10-0)
AWAY
(6-3)
(6-3)
(0-0)
NEUTRAL
(2-3)
(0-0)
(2-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------01 WOODALL, Tray....... 33-33 28.6 133-288 .462 55-149 .369 57-73 .781
6 79 85 2.6 67 1 166 73 5 41 378 11.5
21 PATTERSON, Lamar.... 33-33 27.0 115-248 .464 37-110 .336 63-96 .656 38 104 142 4.3 71 2 93 59 10 40 330 10.0
42 ZANNA, Talib........ 33-33 23.9 114-229 .498 0-0
.000 88-131 .672 91 109 200 6.1 65 1 20 37 19 19 316 9.6
44 MOORE, J.J.......... 33-0 18.7 92-206 .447 27-82 .329 53-65 .815 41 58 99 3.0 56 0 19 20 0 17 264 8.0
13 ADAMS, Steven....... 32-32 23.4 100-175 .571 0-0
.000 31-70 .443 90 113 203 6.3 52 0 19 35 65 21 231 7.2
00 ROBINSON, James..... 33-32 26.6 63-171 .368 15-48 .313 61-77 .792
6 64 70 2.1 63 1 116 41 1 32 202 6.1
11 TAYLOR, Dante....... 32-1 15.7 64-114 .561 0-0
.000 32-46 .696 60 64 124 3.9 61 0 17 19 13 10 160 5.0
23 ZEIGLER, Trey....... 31-0 15.5 56-126 .444 0-3
.000 24-49 .490 28 34 62 2.0 54 0 34 33 8 8 136 4.4
05 JOHNSON, Durand..... 31-0 11.9 46-111 .414 25-66 .379 16-24 .667
9 31 40 1.3 44 0 16 18 3 8 133 4.3
03 WRIGHT, Cameron..... 31-1 14.6 54-107 .505 4-9
.444 20-35 .571 11 31 42 1.4 40 0 33 19 7 22 132 4.3
Total............... 33
837-1775 .472 163-467 .349 445-666 .668 425 738 1163 35.2 575 5 533 364 131 218 2282 69.2
Opponents........... 33
627-1598 .392 172-565 .304 421-582 .723 316 626 942 28.5 587 15 335 444 123 181 1847 56.0
TEAM STATISTICS
PITT
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2282
1847
69.2
56.0
+13.2
837-1775
627-1598
.472
.392
163-467
172-565
.349
.304
4.9
5.2
445-666
421-582
.668
.723
REBOUNDS.................
1163
942
35.2
28.5
+6.7
ASSISTS..................
533
335
16.2
10.2
TURNOVERS................
364
444
11.0
13.5
+2.4
1.5
0.8
STEALS...................
218
181
6.6
5.5
BLOCKS...................
131
123
4.0
3.7
0
2
194321
156545
19-10227
9-11314
5-10944
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1047
914
2nd OT
Total
---- ------1195 40 - 2282
905 28 - 1847
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/09/12
MOUNT ST. MARY’S
11/12/12
FORDHAM
11/13/12
LEHIGH
11/17/12
OAKLAND
11/21/12
vs Michigan
11/23/12
vs Delaware
11/27/12
HOWARD
12/01/12
DETROIT
12/05/12
vs Duquesne
12/08/12
NORTH FLORIDA
12/15/12
BETHUNE-COOKMAN
12/19/12
DELAWARE STATE
12/23/12
KENNESAW STATE
*12/31/12
CINCINNATI
*1/5/13
at Rutgers
*01/08/13
at Georgetown
*01/12/13
MARQUETTE
*01/16/13
at Villanova
*01/19/13
CONNECTICUT
*1/22/13
at Providence
*01/26/13
DEPAUL
*01/28/13
at Louisville
*02/02/13
SYRACUSE
*02/04/13
SETON HALL
*2/9/13
at Cincinnati
*2/16/13
at Marquette
*02/18/13
NOTRE DAME
*2/24/13
at St. John’s
*02/27/13
USF
*03/03/13
VILLANOVA
*03-09-13
at DePaul
3/14/13
vs Syracuse
03/21/13
vs Wichita State
W/L
--W
W
W
W OT
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
LOT
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W OT
W
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----80-48
8928
86-51
6425
78-53
7225
72-62
9710
62-67
7230
85-59
70-46
8025
74-61
9179
66-45 13089
89-47
8708
89-40
8115
71-43
9522
59-43
8125
61-70 12510
62-67
5081
73-45 13011
67-74 12513
58-43
6500
69-61 12510
68-64
7452
93-55 12512
61-64 22411
65-55 12632
56-46 10253
62-52 12478
69-79 17308
42-51 12556
63-47
9129
64-44 12320
73-64 12553
81-66
8454
59-62 20057
55-73 14345
Syracuse Orange
RECORD:
OVERALL
(30-10)
(11-7)
(19-3)
HOME
(17-2)
(7-2)
(10-0)
AWAY
(5-5)
(4-5)
(1-0)
NEUTRAL
(8-3)
(0-0)
(8-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------05 FAIR, C.J........... 40-40 34.8 217-462 .470 30-64 .469 117-155 .755 84 194 278 7.0 63 0 29 63 42 45 581 14.5
20 TRICHE, Brandon..... 40-40 33.8 185-445 .416 49-170 .288 125-168 .744 57 80 137 3.4 86 3 144 109 5 50 544 13.6
43 SOUTHERLAND, James.. 34-11 29.5 161-358 .450 84-211 .398 45-57 .789 43 133 176 5.2 79 2 36 40 29 50 451 13.3
01 CARTER-WILLIAMS, M.. 40-40 35.2 155-394 .393 35-120 .292 129-186 .694 51 144 195 4.9 92 5 292 136 19 111 474 11.9
25 CHRISTMAS, Rakeem... 40-40 20.8 87-164 .530 0-0
.000 31-54 .574 72 111 183 4.6 100 3 9 35 73 20 205 5.1
32 COLEMAN, DaJuan..... 24-20 12.7 42-96 .438 0-0
.000 30-65 .462 37 58 95 4.0 30 0 4 23 9 13 114 4.8
03 GRANT, Jerami....... 40-9 14.3 54-117 .462 6-15 .400 41-73 .562 46 72 118 3.0 54 1 18 26 17 17 155 3.9
12 KEITA, Baye Moussa.. 40-0 16.8 55-89 .618 0-0
.000 39-65 .600 78 71 149 3.7 96 2 6 22 46 22 149 3.7
10 COONEY, Trevor...... 39-0 11.2 47-146 .322 28-105 .267 11-15 .733
8 24 32 0.8 33 0 23 19 3 28 133 3.4
33 NASSAR, Albert...... 5-0 0.6
1-1 1.000 1-1 1.000
0-0
.000
0 1
1 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 1
3 0.6
21 JONES, Noel......... 6-0 1.3
1-2
.500 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
2 4
6 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 0
2 0.3
04 HART, Nolan......... 11-0 1.4
1-6
.167 0-3
.000
0-1
.000
1 2
3 0.3 0 0 1 6 0 1
2 0.2
14 LYDE-CAJUSTE, Matt.. 13-0 1.7
1-6
.167 0-3
.000
0-0
.000
0 4
4 0.3 0 0 1 1 2 1
2 0.2
13 HOFFMANN, Griffin.... 12-0 1.3
0-5
.000 0-4
.000
1-4
.250
0 1
1 0.1 1 0 0 4 0 3
1 0.1
23 DeREMER, Russ....... 11-0 1.2
0-2
.000 0-1
.000
0-0
.000
0 2
2 0.2 0 0 0 1 0 0
0 0.0
Total............... 40
1007-2293 .439 233-697 .334 569-843 .675 560 975 1535 38.4 637 16 563 495 246 362 2816 70.4
Opponents........... 40
794-2154 .369 246-867 .284 513-762 .673 513 881 1394 34.8 725 9 538 618 128 275 2347 58.7
TEAM STATISTICS
SYR
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2816
2347
70.4
58.7
+11.7
1007-2293
794-2154
.439
.369
233-697
246-867
.334
.284
5.8
6.2
569-843
513-762
.675
.673
REBOUNDS.................
1535
1394
38.4
34.8
+3.5
ASSISTS..................
563
538
14.1
13.5
TURNOVERS................
495
618
12.4
15.5
+3.1
1.1
0.9
STEALS...................
362
275
9.1
6.9
BLOCKS...................
246
128
6.2
3.2
0
1
426347
406246
19-22439
10-15734
11-22628
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1346
1021
2nd OT
Total
---- ------1453 17 - 2816
1308 18 - 2347
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11-11-12
vs San Diego State
11/18/12
WAGNER
11/21/12
PRINCETON
11/25/12
COLGATE
11-30-12
at Arkansas
12/3/12
EASTERN MICHIGAN
12/6/12
LONG BEACH STATE
12/8/12
MONMOUTH
12/15/12
CANISIUS
12/17/12
DETROIT
12/22/12
vs Temple
12/29/12
ALCORN STATE
12/31/12
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT
*1/2/13
RUTGERS
*1/6/13
at USF
*1/9/13
at Providence
*1/12/13
VILLANOVA
*1/19/13
at Louisville
*1/21/13
CINCINNATI
*01/26/13
at Villanova
*02/02/13
at Pittsburgh
*2/4/13
NOTRE DAME
*2/10/13
ST. JOHN’S
*2/13/13
at Connecticut
*2/16/13
at Seton Hall
*2/20/13
PROVIDENCE
*2/23/13
GEORGETOWN
*2/25/13
at Marquette
*3/2/13
LOUISVILLE
*3/6/13
DEPAUL
*03/09/13
at Georgetown
3/13/13
vs Seton Hall
3/14/13
vs Pittsburgh
3/15/13
vs Georgetown
3/16/13
vs Louisville
03/21/13
vs Montana
03/23/13
vs California
03/28/13
vs Indiana
3/30/13
vs Marquette
4/6/13
vs Michigan
W/L
--W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
LOT
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
W OT
L
W
W
W
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----62-49
5119
88-57 17273
73-53 17881
87-51 21085
91-82 18370
84-48 20822
84-53 20876
108-56 21760
85-61 18120
72-68 17902
79-83 12648
57-36 19365
96-62 17550
78-53 17413
55-44 10024
72-66 11121
72-61 27586
70-68 22814
57-55 24281
71-75 18273
55-65 12632
63-47 23982
77-58 27169
58-66 13518
76-65 13569
84-59 23717
46-57 35012
71-74 16049
53-58 31173
78-57 23380
39-61 20972
75-63 20057
62-59 20057
58-55 20057
61-78 20057
81-34 17997
66-60 18030
61-50 19731
55-39 19801
56-61 75350
Virginia Cavaliers
RECORD:
OVERALL
(23-12)
(11-7)
(12-5)
HOME
(20-2)
(9-0)
(11-2)
AWAY
(3-8)
(2-7)
(1-1)
NEUTRAL
(0-2)
(0-0)
(0-2)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12 Joe Harris.......... 35-35 32.5 191-408 .468 77-181 .425 111-150 .740 30 111 141 4.0 82 2 76 70 17 31 570 16.3
25 Akil Mitchell....... 35-35 30.5 177-325 .545 0-2
.000 106-153 .693 94 218 312 8.9 74 0 52 63 14 45 460 13.1
23 Justin Anderson..... 35-17 24.0 89-212 .420 20-66 .303 68-89 .764 32 84 116 3.3 49 0 81 43 42 30 266 7.6
10 Mike Tobey.......... 30-2 13.9 87-164 .530 3-5
.600 27-34 .794 34 52 86 2.9 40 0 13 21 18 3 204 6.8
11 Evan Nolte.......... 35-8 19.8 65-157 .414 42-108 .389 26-33 .788 21 63 84 2.4 78 2 36 21 16 27 198 5.7
02 Paul Jesperson...... 35-33 25.7 57-158 .361 40-108 .370 11-14 .786
5 73 78 2.2 56 0 30 33 16 18 165 4.7
32 Darion Atkins....... 26-12 15.7 53-108 .491 0-0
.000 15-25 .600 28 53 81 3.1 41 1 9 22 28 11 121 4.7
01 Jontel Evans........ 26-22 29.0 48-122 .393 1-2
.500 12-32 .375 11 52 63 2.4 49 0 126 62 0 25 109 4.2
05 Teven Jones......... 30-9 13.5 27-72 .375 11-30 .367 22-27 .815
1 20 21 0.7 49 0 34 27 2 14 87 2.9
04 Taylor Barnette..... 26-2 9.5 24-51 .471 19-44 .432
0-2
.000
1 16 17 0.7 15 0 19 12 1 1 67 2.6
00 Doug Browman........ 20-0 5.9
0-4
.000 0-4
.000
1-4
.250
1 15 16 0.8 13 0 13 9 0 1
1 0.1
30 Thomas Rogers....... 10-0 2.2
0-7
.000 0-3
.000
0-2
.000
0 5
5 0.5 2 0 2 2 0 0
0 0.0
24 Caid Kirven......... 6-0 2.2
0-2
.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 3
3 0.5 1 0 0 3 0 0
0 0.0
Total............... 35
818-1790 .457 213-553 .385 399-565 .706 298 829 1127 32.2 549 5 491 391 154 206 2248 64.2
Opponents........... 35
683-1761 .388 187-600 .312 392-560 .700 321 754 1075 30.7 540 7 321 451 110 185 1945 55.6
TEAM STATISTICS
VA
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2248
1945
64.2
55.6
+8.7
818-1790
683-1761
.457
.388
213-553
187-600
.385
.312
6.1
5.3
399-565
392-560
.706
.700
REBOUNDS.................
1127
1075
32.2
30.7
+1.5
ASSISTS..................
491
321
14.0
9.2
TURNOVERS................
391
451
11.2
12.9
+1.7
1.3
0.7
STEALS...................
206
185
5.9
5.3
BLOCKS...................
154
110
4.4
3.1
0
0
206876
143980
22-9403
11-10442
2-14556
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1027
853
2nd OT
---- ---1214
7 1088
4 -
Total
---2248
1945
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/9/12
at George Mason
11/12/12
FAIRFIELD
11/13/12
DELAWARE
11/17/12
SEATTLE
11/19/12
LAMAR
11/20/12
NORTH TEXAS
11/28/12
at Wisconsin
12/01/12
GREEN BAY
12/05/12
TENNESSEE
12/08/12
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
12/19/12
MORGAN STATE
12/22/12
vs Old Dominion
12/30/12
WOFFORD
*01/06/13
NORTH CAROLINA
*01/09/13
at Wake Forest
*1/12/13
at Clemson
*01/19/13
FLORIDA STATE
*01/24/13
at Virginia Tech
*01/26/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*01/29/13
NC STATE
*2/3/13
at Georgia Tech
*02/07/13
CLEMSON
*02/10/13
at Maryland
*02/12/13
VIRGINIA TECH
*02/16/13
at North Carolina
*02-19-13
at Miami
*02/24/13
GEORGIA TECH
*02/28/13
DUKE
*3/3/13
at Boston College
*03/07/13
at Florida State
*03/10/13
MARYLAND
03/15/13
vs NC State
03/19/13
NORFOLK STATE
03/24/13
ST. JOHN’S
03/27/13
IOWA
W/L
--L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W OT
L
W
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----59-63
9840
54-45
8568
53-59
8490
83-43
9160
63-44
1444
80-64
1745
60-54 16690
67-51
9600
46-38
9702
67-39
8691
75-57
8319
61-63
6944
74-39
9387
61-52 12117
52-55
9217
44-59
7795
56-36 12303
74-58
7222
65-51 11660
58-55 10977
60-66
7128
78-41
9942
80-69 16895
73-55 11764
81-93 20616
50-54
7972
82-54 12232
73-68 14593
52-53
5062
51-53
6430
61-58 11794
56-75 22169
67-56
4790
68-50
8457
64-75 11141
Virginia Tech Hokies
RECORD:
OVERALL
(13-19)
(4-14)
(9-5)
HOME
(10-7)
(3-6)
(7-1)
AWAY
(2-9)
(1-8)
(1-1)
NEUTRAL
(1-3)
(0-0)
(1-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 Erick Green......... 32-32 36.6 261-550 .475 61-157 .389 218-267 .816 15 112 127 4.0 44 0 121 69 6 42 801 25.0
31 Jarell Eddie........ 32-28 30.3 131-331 .396 51-159 .321 80-95 .842 34 144 178 5.6 66 0 42 66 24 11 393 12.3
01 Robert Brown........ 31-25 27.5 95-287 .331 24-102 .235 44-69 .638 12 63 75 2.4 63 0 66 74 10 19 258 8.3
04 Cadarian Raines..... 32-30 24.6 94-195 .482 0-0
.000 23-53 .434 88 116 204 6.4 98 3 18 36 34 13 211 6.6
42 C.J. Barksdale...... 31-30 21.7 69-132 .523 0-0
.000 37-48 .771 45 101 146 4.7 75 3 19 27 16 12 175 5.6
33 Marshall Wood....... 25-0 16.5 27-89 .303 13-55 .236 23-36 .639 24 71 95 3.8 60 1 13 22 10 3 90 3.6
10 Marquis Rankin...... 29-7 19.3 35-89 .393 14-43 .326 14-24 .583
7 21 28 1.0 66 2 26 32 1 17 98 3.4
02 Joey van Zegeren.... 32-4 14.6 41-78 .526 0-0
.000 25-55 .455 46 54 100 3.1 83 1 4 35 21 9 107 3.3
25 Will Johnston....... 29-4 10.9 18-52 .346 17-48 .354
5-11 .455
3 9 12 0.4 20 1 8 5 0 7 58 2.0
22 Christian Beyer..... 23-0 9.3 15-37 .405 1-9
.111 11-16 .688 23 42 65 2.8 15 0 5 10 3 4 42 1.8
05 Marcus Patrick...... 11-0 3.6
2-11 .182 0-4
.000
2-4
.500
0 5
5 0.5 8 0 2 6 0 1
6 0.5
24 Joey Racer.......... 13-0 1.8
2-4
.500 1-3
.333
1-3
.333
1 0
1 0.1 3 0 1 0 0 0
6 0.5
14 Greg Donlon......... 9-0 1.3
1-2
.500 0-0
.000
1-2
.500
0 1
1 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0
3 0.3
Total............... 32
791-1857 .426 182-580 .314 484-683 .709 356 789 1145 35.8 603 11 325 385 125 138 2248 70.2
Opponents........... 32
831-1905 .436 245-705 .348 486-726 .669 392 802 1194 37.3 566 11 450 341 110 168 2393 74.8
TEAM STATISTICS
VT
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2248
2393
70.2
74.8
-4.5
791-1857
831-1905
.426
.436
182-580
245-705
.314
.348
5.7
7.7
484-683
486-726
.709
.669
REBOUNDS.................
1145
1194
35.8
37.3
-1.5
ASSISTS..................
325
450
10.2
14.1
TURNOVERS................
385
341
12.0
10.7
-1.4
0.8
1.3
STEALS...................
138
168
4.3
5.3
BLOCKS...................
125
110
3.9
3.4
0
2
105442
164490
17-6202
11-11512
4-9463
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---1000
1102
2nd OT
Total
---- ------1209 39 - 2248
1242 49 - 2393
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/10/12
EAST TENNESSEE ST
11/12/12
RHODE ISLAND
11/15/12
VMI
11/19/12
at unc Greensboro
11/23/12
APPALACHIAN STATE
11/27/12
IOWA
12/01/12
OKLAHOMA STATE
12/8/12
at West Virginia
12/10/12
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
12/15/12
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
12/22/12
vs Bradley
12/23/12
vs Colorado State
12/29/12
vs BYU
*01/05/13
at Maryland
*01/09/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*1/12/13
at Georgia Tech
*01/19/13
WAKE FOREST
*01/24/13
VIRGINIA
*1/27/13
at Clemson
*01/30/13
MIAMI
*02/02/13
at North Carolina
*02/07/13
MARYLAND
*02/09/13
GEORGIA TECH
*02/12/13
at Virginia
*02/16/13
at NC State
*02/21/13
DUKE
*02/24/13
FLORIDA STATE
*02-27-13
at Miami
*03/02/13
CLEMSON
*03/05/13
at Duke
*03/10/13
at Wake Forest
03/14/13
vs NC State
W/L
--W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W OT
L
L
L
L
W OT
W
L
L
L
LOT
L
L
L
LOT
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----80-62
6632
69-50
6270
95-80
6883
96-87
3082
87-76
7094
95-79
5647
81-71
7552
67-68 11631
70-49
4926
73-78
6026
66-65
52-88
71-97 15684
71-94 17950
75-86
6054
70-65
7675
66-65
6418
58-74
7222
70-77
7980
64-73
5436
60-72 20762
55-60
5465
54-64
6006
55-73 11764
86-90 18257
56-88
7585
80-70
5042
58-76
7434
69-61
5184
57-85
9314
79-90 10788
63-80 22169
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
RECORD:
OVERALL
(13-18)
(6-12)
(7-6)
HOME
(11-5)
(6-3)
(5-2)
AWAY
(1-10)
(0-9)
(1-1)
NEUTRAL
(1-3)
(0-0)
(1-3)
Avg |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 C.J. Harris......... 31-31 32.8 140-310 .452 59-137 .431 138-163 .847
9 63 72 2.3 64 0 59 77 3 24 477 15.4
30 Travis McKie........ 31-31 32.2 138-307 .450 32-100 .320 111-146 .760 56 161 217 7.0 69 0 38 57 30 42 419 13.5
02 Devin Thomas........ 31-31 27.3 106-213 .498 0-0
.000 70-127 .551 79 155 234 7.5 66 0 41 77 43 32 282 9.1
00 Codi Miller-McIntyre 30-29 28.9 99-239 .414 20-62 .323 26-46 .565 15 67 82 2.7 63 1 78 57 1 19 244 8.1
45 Arnaud Adala Moto... 31-19 16.3 61-151 .404 4-24 .167 49-82 .598 36 84 120 3.9 71 3 14 33 4 19 175 5.6
34 Tyler Cavanaugh..... 31-6 16.7 50-157 .318 14-59 .237 41-54 .759 31 46 77 2.5 74 1 16 37 5 6 155 5.0
10 Chase Fischer....... 31-3 14.2 47-119 .395 35-83 .422
9-15 .600
5 30 35 1.1 24 0 20 20 3 11 138 4.5
01 Madison Jones....... 31-5 18.8 45-91 .495 0-7
.000 22-45 .489
8 25 33 1.1 69 2 66 57 10 39 112 3.6
33 Aaron Rountree...... 30-0 10.9 23-45 .511 4-12 .333 15-27 .556 12 43 55 1.8 44 0 19 17 28 25 65 2.2
42 Spencer Jennings.... 8-0 1.3
3-6
.500 0-3
.000
3-7
.429
0 2
2 0.3 2 0 1 1 0 3
9 1.1
31 Andre Washington.... 17-0 4.9
5-13 .385 0-0
.000
7-10 .700
2 9 11 0.6 15 0 0 4 4 0 17 1.0
52 Doug Niedrich....... 2-0 1.0
0-0
.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 1
1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0.0
41 Duke Antonelli...... 2-0 1.0
0-1
.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 1
1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0.0
51 Grant O’Brien....... 2-0 1.0
0-0
.000 0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0 1
1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0.0
Total............... 31
717-1652 .434 168-487 .345 491-722 .680 293 715 1008 32.5 562 7 352 445 131 220 2093 67.5
Opponents........... 31
787-1731 .455 184-512 .359 420-614 .684 318 765 1083 34.9 620 13 404 441 134 209 2178 70.3
TEAM STATISTICS
WF
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
2093
2178
67.5
70.3
-2.7
717-1652
787-1731
.434
.455
168-487
184-512
.345
.359
5.4
5.9
491-722
420-614
.680
.684
REBOUNDS.................
1008
1083
32.5
34.9
-2.4
ASSISTS..................
352
404
11.4
13.0
TURNOVERS................
445
441
14.4
14.2
-0.1
0.8
0.9
STEALS...................
220
209
7.1
6.7
BLOCKS...................
131
134
4.2
4.3
0
1
153831
104722
16-9614
11-9405
4-316
BY PERIOD
-----------Team........
Opponents...
1st
---989
1066
2nd
Total
------1104 - 2093
1112 - 2178
DATE
OPPONENT
------------------------------11/09/12
RADFORD
11/16/12
vs Connecticut
11/17/12
vs Iona
11/19/12
vs Mercer
11/23/12
WILLIAM & MARY
11/27/12
NEBRASKA
12/1/12
at Richmond
12/05/12
HIGH POINT
12/08/12
SETON HALL
12/18/12
FURMAN
12/22/12
at unc Greensboro
01/02/13
XAVIER
*01/05/13
at Duke
*01/09/13
VIRGINIA
*01/12/13
BOSTON COLLEGE
*1/15/13
at Clemson
*01/19/13
at Virginia Tech
*01/22/13
NC STATE
*1/26/13
at Georgia Tech
*01/30/13
DUKE
*02/02/13
at Maryland
*02/05/13
at North Carolina
*02/09/13
FLORIDA STATE
*2/13/13
at Boston College
*02/16/13
GEORGIA TECH
*02/23/13
MIAMI
*02/26/13
at Florida State
*03/02/13
MARYLAND
*03/06/13
at NC State
*03/10/13
VIRGINIA TECH
03/14/13
vs Maryland
W/L
--W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----79-67
7042
71-77
68-94
1266
74-71
63-57
7264
63-79
6508
60-62
6591
71-60
6822
67-71
8411
79-55
6782
84-70
3482
66-59
9862
62-80
9314
55-52
9217
75-72 10035
44-60
7291
65-66
6418
86-84 11542
62-82
8180
70-75 12603
60-86 16179
62-87 19653
71-46 10259
63-66
2867
56-57 10486
80-65 12037
62-76
6589
57-67 14173
66-81 16892
90-79 10788
62-75 22619

2013-14 ACC Basketball Prospectus

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