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1 22-3 ACC Season Summary ACC Games Overall Team W L Pct. Hm Rd W L Pct. Hm Rd Nu Last Miami Duke North Carolina NC State Virginia Florida State Maryland Boston College Georgia Tech Wake Forest Clemson Virginia Tech Bold denotes ACC Champion The ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history... based on yearly membership, the ACC is (.658) with 2 national titles. Over the past 2 years (2-2), the ACC has won an NCAA-best five National Championships... the Big East is second with four, the SEC (3) is third. NCAA Titles (2-23) ACC...5 SEC...3 Big East...4 Big 2... With its 6-4 mark in the 23 NCAA Tournament, the ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament play to 26 years in a row. The Big East is second with a streak of 2 straight seasons. NCAA Tournament Non-Losing Streaks ACC...26 Big Ten... 7 Big East...2 Southeastern ACC Notebook Over the last seven years (27-23), the ACC is the only conference to have each of their teams make at least one NCAA Tournament appearance. NCAA Tournament Participation (27-23) (based on 2-2 league membership) ACC... 2 of 2 SEC... of 2 Pac-2... of 2 Big East... 2 of 6 Big of Big Ten... 9 of 2 Among the top eight RPI conferences, the ACC had the most wins (2) and the highest winning percentage (.5) against top 5 RPI non-conference opponents during the 22-3 regular season. Since 98, the ACC has won more NCAA titles () than any other conference... the Big East is second with seven while the SEC is third with six titles. NCAA Titles (98-23) ACC... Big 2... Big East...7 Big Eight... SEC...6 Metro... Big Ten...4 Big West... Pac The ACC has had at least two teams make it to the Sweet 6 in 3 of the last 34 seasons. Duke finished the 22-3 season ranked in the Top of the AP poll for an ACC-record 3 consecutive weeks... the last time the Blue Devils were not ranked in the AP Top was when they held the 3th spot in the Nov. 9 poll of 27. Virginia Tech guard Erick Green became the first ACC player since South Carolina s Grady Wallace (3.2) in to lead the nation in scoring (25.)... Green finished his senior season sixth in the ACC in assists (3.8), ninth in steals (.9), fourth in free throw percentage (.86), th in field goal percentage (.475), ninth in assists-toturnover ratio (.75:) and tied the ACC single-season record with 28 games of 2-or-more points scored. Duke s Mike Krzyzewski leads all active head coaches with 82 NCAA Tournament wins in his career... North Carolina s Roy Williams is second with 62 and Syracuse s Jim Boeheim (52) third. NC State forward Scott Wood finished his career fifth on the ACC s all-time 3-point field goal list (334) and fourth in career free throw percentage (.886). ACColades Miami captured its first-ever ACC championship, beating North Carolina in the finals of the 6th annual ACC Tournament... four ACC teams - Duke, Miami, North Carolina and NC State - earned NCAA Tournament berths... Florida State, Maryland and Virginia selected for the NIT... the ACC has had at least five teams with 2 or more wins in each of the last nine seasons... North Carolina s P.J. Hairston finished the season making at least one 3-point field goal in an ACC-best 33 straight games... NC State s Richard Howell and Duke s Mason Plumlee tied for the ACC lead in double-doubles with 8 apiece... Clemson s Devin (,54) and Trevor Booker (,725 points) became the fifth pair of brothers in ACC history to each score, points in their respective careers... Georgia Tech became only the sixth team in ACC history to have freshmen as its top two scorers as Marcus Georges-Hunt (.8) and Robert Carter, Jr., (9.9) finished the season ranked Virginia Tech s Erick Green named ACC Player of the Year by the media; Miami s Shane Larkin selected ACC Player of the Year by the coaches... both the media and the coaches name Boston College s Olivier Hanlon as the ACC Rookie of the Year, Miami s Durand Scott as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and the Hurricanes Jim Larranaga as ACC Coach of the Year.

2 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary The ACC and the 23 RPI Among the top eight RPI conferences, the ACC had the most wins and the highest winning percentage against top 5 and top RPI non-conference opponents during the 22-3 regular season... ACC teams were a combined 2-2 (.5) against non-conference teams ranked in the top 5 of the RPI and 3-2 (.6) against non-conference teams ranked in the top of the RPI. ACC & the AP poll Duke has been ranked in each of the last 6 AP polls... North Carolina leads all teams nationally with 88 AP listings all-time... there has been a total of,69 AP polls since the inaugural ranking of Jan. 2, the Tar Heels have been ranked in an NCAA-best 88 polls (.756) while the Blue Devils are third with 698 listings (.653). Krzyzewski tops NCAA coaching list Duke s Mike Krzyzewski leads all active head coaches with 82 NCAA Tournament wins in his career... North Carolina s Roy Williams is second with 62 and Syracuse s Jim Boeheim (52) third... Krzyzewski is also the all-time leader in NCAA Tournament victories while North Carolina s Dean Smith is second (65) and Roy Williams third (62). Conferences vs. Non-Conference RPI Top 5 & Top Opponents vs. vs. RPI Top 5 Pct. Top Pct. BIg Ten Mountain West Big East ACC Big Pacific Atlantic SEC AP Poll Totals (949-23) Team No. Top Total North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Georgia Tech Virginia Clemson Florida State Boston College Virginia Tech Miami Current AP Polls Ranked Duke... 6 Miami... 9 NCAA Tournament Wins Coach Current School Wins Mike Krzyzewski...Duke 82 Roy Williams...North Carolina 62 Jim Boeheim... Syracuse 52 Rick Pitino...Louisville 48 Tom Izzo... Michigan State 39 Bill Self... Kansas 36 Billy Donovan...Florida 3 Tubby Smith... Minnesota 3 John Calipari... Kentucky 29 Bob Huggins...West Virginia 27 - Records adjusted for vacated games - Associated Press Rankings AP PS N2 N9 N26 D3 D D7 D24 D3 J7 J4 J2 J28 F4 F F8 F25 M4 M M8 Gonzaga Louisville Kansas Indiana Miami Duke Ohio State Georgetown Michigan St Michigan New Mexico Kansas State Saint Louis Florida Marquette Syracuse Oklahoma St Wisconsin Memphis Pittsburgh Arizona Creighton Notre Dame UCLA Oregon VCU Butler Louisiana Tech Colorado State Kentucky Cincinnati Minnesota Missouri Wichita State Mississippi NC State San Diego St Illinois UNLV North Carolina Colorado Connecticut Baylor Florida State USA Today/Coaches Rankings Coaches PS N2 N9 N26 D3 D D7 D24 D3 J7 J4 J2 J28 F4 F F8 F25 M4 M M8 Final Louisville Michigan Syracuse Wichita St Duke Ohio State Indiana Kansas Florida Miami Marquette Gonzaga Michi. St Arizona Oregon Saint Louis Georgetown Memphis New Mexico Kansas St Creighton Wisconsin VCU LaSalle Fla Gulf Coast Oklahoma St Pittsburgh St. Mary s Wyoming N. Dame Butler Akron Colorado St S Diego St Cincinnati Minnesota Missouri Mississippi NC State Illinois UNLV UCLA Kentucky N. Carolina Colorado Baylor Connecticut Texas Florida St

3 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary The ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history Four different ACC teams have won 2 National Titles The ACC has not had a losing record in NCAA Tournament play since 987 The ACC has had at least one team in The Final Four in 9 of the last 27 years Since 98, the ACC has won more NCAA Titles () than any other conference The ACC has had or more NCAA Tournament wins 3 times - more than any other conference The ACC has produced more No. seeds (3) than any other conference Sweet Final Final Title NCAA Last School App. Won Lost Pct% 6 Eight Four Game Title App. North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Boston College Virginia Georgia Tech Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Miami South Carolina (954-7) Year by Year (954-23) Current Members ACC No. in NCAA Tournament play The ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history... based on yearly membership and without games vacated by the NCAA, the ACC is (.66) with 2 national titles. NCAA Tournament Record based on Yearly Conference Membership Conference Games Won Lost Pct. Atlantic Coast Big East Big Ten Pac Southeastern Southwestern Big Conference USA Atlantic Missouri Valley West Coast Horizon Colonial Big West Western Athletic Ivy League Sun Belt Mountain West Southern Mid-American Ohio Valley Southland Summit Big Sky Metro Atlantic America East Mid Eastern Atlantic Sun Big South Patriot Northeast NCAA Tournament Results #2 Duke (Midwest) W Albany... # W Creighton... # W Michigan State... # L Louisville... # #2 Miami (East) W Pacific... # W Illinois... # L Marquette... # #8 North Carolina (South) W Villanova... # L Kansas... # #8 NC State (East) L Temple... # Conferences with at least one win in 23 NCAA Tournament Conference Teams W-L Pct. R32 S6 E8 F4 CG Big East Big Ten Missouri Valley Atlantic Coast Southeastern Pac Atlantic Sun Atlantic Big Mountain West West Coast Ivy League ACC Year by Year in the NCAA Tournament Swt Reg Final Year Teams 6 Fnl Four W-L Note: From ACC teams were seeded automatically into Sweet 6.

4 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary NCAA Tournament Win Pct. Since 985 Conference Teams Record Pct. Atlantic Coast Big East SEC Big Ten Big Pac Sweet 6s Since 985 Conference App. Swt 6 Pct. Atlantic Coast Big East SEC Big Ten Pac Big Since 985, the ACC has: The most NCAA Tournament wins (264)... The best NCAA Tournament winning percentage (.66) The most Sweet 6 appearances (73)... The most Regional Final appearances (39)... The most Final Four appearances (24) FINAL FOUR NUMBERS Final Four Appearances (997-23) Big Ten...4 Atlantic Coast...3 Big East... Big Southeastern...7 Pac Conference USA...3 Colonial...2 Horizon...2 Western Athletic... ** The ACC has had at least one team in the Final Four in 9 of the last 26 years. Regional Finals Since 985 Conference App. Reg Final Pct. Atlantic Coast Big Big East SEC Big Ten Pac Final Fours Since 985 Conference App. Final 4 Pct. Atlantic Coast Big Ten SEC Big East Pac Big Final Four Appearances by Conference (996-23) Big Pac Big Big Conf. ACC SEC 2 East 2 USA Horizon Colonial WAC A- Other 23 Michigan Louisville Wichita St Syracuse (MVC) 22 Ohio State Kentucky Louisville Kansas 2 Kentucky Connecticut Butler VCU 2 Duke Michigan St. West Virginia Butler 29 N. Carolina Michigan St. Connecticut Villanova 28 N. Carolina UCLA Kansas Memphis 27 Ohio State Florida UCLA Georgetown 26 Florida UCLA G. Mason LSU 25 N. Carolina Illinois Louisville Michigan St. 24 Duke Connecticut Oklahoma St, Georgia Tech 23 Syracuse Texas Marquette Kansas 22 Maryland Indiana Kansas Oklahoma 2 Duke Michigan St. Arizona Maryland 2 N. Carolina Michigan St. Florida Wisconsin 999 Duke Ohio State Connecticut Michigan St. 998 N. Carolina Kentucky Stanford Utah 997 N. Carolina Minnesota Kentucky Arizona 996 Kentucky Syracuse UMass Miss State

5 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary 2 National Championships 2 - Duke 29 - North Carolina 25 - North Carolina 22 - Maryland 2 - Duke North Carolina Duke 99 - Duke NC State North Carolina NC State North Carolina NCAA Tournament Won-Loss Records (939-23) Title Final School App. Won Lost Pct% st 2nd 3rd 4th Game Four North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Georgia Tech Virginia Boston College Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Miami South Carolina (954-7) Year by Year Current Members Final Sweet Eight Last App ACC Champion in NCAA Tournament Year Champion NCAA Results W-L NC State... 3rd in East Region...2- NC State... Did not compete in NCAA...- NC State... Lost st Rnd in East Region...- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...5- Maryland... 3rd in East Region...2- NC State... Did not compete in NCAA...- Duke... East Region Finalist...2- Wake Forest... East Region Finalist...2- Wake Forest... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...3- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...3- NC State... 3rd in Eastern Regionals...- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...3- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 4th North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...3- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 4th NC State... 3rd in Eastern Regionals...- South Carolina... 4th in Eastern Regionals...-2 North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...3- NC State... Did not compete in NCAA...- NC State... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...4- North Carolina... 3rd in Eastern Regionals...2- Virginia... Lost st Rnd of Eastern Regionals...- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...4- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...4- North Carolina... Lost 2nd Rnd of Eastern Regionals...- Duke... Mideast Region Finalist...2- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...4- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...5- NC State... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...6- Year Champion NCAA Results W-L Maryland... Lost 2nd Rnd of Mideast Regionals...- Georgia Tech... East Region Finalist...2- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...5- NC State... Lost st Rnd of East Regionals...- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- North Carolina... Lost Southeast Region Semis...2- Georgia Tech... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- Duke... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...6- Georgia Tech... Lost st Rnd of West Region...- North Carolina... Lost 2nd Rnd of East Region...- Wake Forest... Lost in East Region Semis...2- Wake Forest... Lost in Southeast Region Finals...3- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd...5- Duke... Lost in East Regionals Semis...2- Duke... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...6- Duke... Lost in South Region Semis...2- Duke... Lost in West Region Semis...2- Maryland... Lost 2nd Round of West Region...- Duke... Lost in Regional Semifinals...2- Duke... Lost in Regional Semifinals...2- North Carolina... Lost in East Region Finals...3- North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd...4- Duke... Lost in Regional Semifinals...2- Duke... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title...6- Duke... Lost in West Region Semifinals...2- Florida State... Lost in 2nd Round of East Region...- Miami... Lost in Regional Semifinals...2-

6 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary NCAA Tournament by Actual Conference Membership for Each Season (939-23) (does not include games vacated by NCAA) Conference Years App. Won Lost Pct America East Atlantic Atlantic Coast Atlantic Sun Big Big East Big Sky Big South Big Ten Big West Colonial Conference USA Horizon Ivy League Metro Atlantic Mid-American Mid-Eastern Missouri Valley Mountain West Northeast Ohio Valley Pac Patriot Southeastern Southern Southland Southwestern Summit Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic Games Vacated by Conference: Atlantic Coast (3-4); Atlantic (4-); Big East (2-2); Big Eight (3-); Big Ten (9-3); Big West (3-3); Metro (9-5); Middle Atlantic (3-); Ohio Valley (5-3); Pacific Coast (6-3); Pac 2 (7-9); SEC (9-6); Southern (-); Southland (3-3); SWC (2-); Sun Belt (-2); West Coast (-); Independents (-6). NCAA Tournament Records by Discontinued Conferences (does not include games vacated by NCAA) Conference Years App Won Lost Pct American South Big Eight Border East Coast, Middle Atlantic ECAC Upstate Florida Intercollegiate Great Midwest Indiana Collegiate Kentucky Intercollegiate Conference Years App Won Lost Pct Little Three Metro North Atlantic President s Athletic Rocky Mountain Skyline Eight Southwest (SWC) Western NY Little Yankee

7 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary NIT Records by School School Last App. App. Won Lost Pct. Titles Years North Carolina Virginia Tech , 995 Wake Forest Maryland Virginia , 992 Boston College Florida State NC State Georgia Tech Clemson Duke Miami South Carolina Current Members Virginia (-) City (N.Y.) College... L N.C. State (2-) St. John s...w Kentucky... L 42-6 West Virginia...W N.C. State (-) DePaul... L N.C. State (-) Seton Hall... L Miami (-) St. Louis... L Miami (-) St. Francis, NY...W 7-7 Providence... L Miami (-) St. Joseph s... L Virginia Tech (-) Temple... L Duke (-) Southern Illinois... L Duke (-) Oklahoma City...W 97-8 St. Peter s... L South Carolina (-) Southern Illinois...W Army... L Duke (-) Utah... L North Carolina (-) Manhattan... L 9-95 Georgia Tech (-) Duquesne...W St. John s... L North Carolina (4-) Massachusetts...W 9-49 Providence...W Duke...W Georgia Tech...W Duke (2-2) Dayton...W 8-68 Tennessee...W North Carolina... L St. Bonaventure... ot L Georgia Tech (3-) LaSalle...W 7-67 Michigan...W 78-7 St. Bonaventure... (2ot) W 76-7 North Carolina... L Maryland (4-) St. Joseph s...w Syracuse...W 7-65 Jacksonsville...W 9-77 Niagara...W -69 Virginia (-) Lafayette... L North Carolina (3-) Oral Roberts...W Massachusetts...W Notre Dame... L 7-78 Alabama...W Virginia Tech (4-) New Mexico...W Fairfield...W Alabama...W Notre Dame...ot W North Carolina (-) Purdue... L Clemson (-) Providence... L N.C. State (2-) Holy Cross...W UNC-Charlotte... L 79-8 Providence...W Virginia Tech (-) Georgetown...W Alabama... L N.C. State (3-) South Carolina...W 82-7 Detroit...W Georgetown...ot W Texas... L 93- Virginia (-) Georgetown... ot L Clemson (-) Kentucky...ot W Old Dominion... (2ot) L 69-7 Maryland (-) Rhode Island... (3ot) W Ohio State... L Virginia (-) N.E. Louisiana...W Alabama... L Virginia (5-) Lafayette...W Boston College...W Michigan...W Nevada-Las Vegas...W 9-7 Minnesota...W Duke (2-) North Carolina A&T...W Alabama...W 75-7 Purdue... L 69-8 Clemson (-) Temple... L Maryland (-) Richmond...W 66-5 Georgia... L Clemson (-) Mississippi... L Virginia Tech (2-) Fordham...W Mississippi...W 6-5 Georgia... L Wake Forest (3-) Murray State...W 87-8 Vanderbilt...W South Carolina...W 78-6 Fresno State... L Virginia Tech (-) William & Mary...W South Carolina... L Georgia Tech (-) Virginia Tech... L N.C. State (-) Florida State... ot L 7-74 Florida State (-) N.C. State...ot W 74-7 Pittsburgh... L Virginia Tech (4-) Georgia Tech...W South Alabama...W Tennessee...W Michigan... L SW Louisiana...W Virginia (2-) West Virginia...W St. Joseph s...w 68-6 Tennessee... L 54-6 Clemson (-) UT-Chattanooga... L Wake Forest (-) South Florida... L Clemson (2-) M. Tennessee State...W 99-8 Georgia...W Wyoming... L Florida State (-) Rhode Island...W 7-92 Vanderbilt... L Clemson (-) Southern Mississippi... L Maryland (-) Massachusetts...W 9-8 Penn State... L Virginia (5-) Villanova...W 83-8 Tennessee...W New Mexico...W 76-7 Florida...W Notre Dame...ot W Clemson (-) Auburn...W Alabama Birmingham... L Georgia Tech (-) Siena... L Clemson (-) West Virginia...W Vanderbilt... L 74-89

8 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary 995 Clemson (-) Virginia Tech... L Virginia Tech (5-) Clemson...W Providence...W 9-78 New Mexico State...W 64-6 Canisius...W 7-59 Marquette...ot W Miami (-) Penn State... L Florida State (4-) Syracuse...W Michigan State...W West Virginia...W 76-7 Connecticut...W 7-65 Michigan... L N.C. State (-) S.W. Missouri State...W West Virginia... L Miami (-) Michigan... L Georgia Tech (2-) Seton Hall...W Georgetown...ot W 8-79 Penn State... L 7-75 N.C. State (-) Kansas State...W Georgia... L 55-6 Wake Forest (-) UNC-Wilmington...W Vanderbilt... L Clemson (4-) Georgia...W Rutgers...W Butler...W Xavier...W California... L 6-6 Wake Forest (-) Alabama...W Xavier... L NC State (-) Providence...W Princeton... L 58-6 Georgia Tech (-) Oregon... L Wake Forest (5-) Vanderbilt...W New Mexico...W California...W NC State...ot W Notre Dame...W 7-6 NC State (3-2) Tulane...W 64-6 Arizona State...W 6-57 Mississippi...W Wake Forest... L Penn State... L Virginia (-) Georgetown... 3ot L -5 2 Miami (-) Auburn... L Virginia (-) South Carolina... L North Carolina (2-) DePaul...W Wyoming...W 9-74 Georgetown... L Georgia Tech (2-) Ohio State...W Iowa...W Texas Tech... L 72-8 Virginia (-) Brown...W St. John s... L Florida State (-) Wichita State... (2ot) W 9-84 Iowa State... L Virginia (-) George Washington...W Villanova... L Maryland (3-) Oral Roberts...W Davidson...W Texas Christian...W South Carolina... L Virginia Tech (-) Temple...W 6-5 Memphis... L Clemson (-) Texas A&M... L Miami (-) South Carolina... L Miami (2-) Oklahoma State...W Creighton...W Michigan... L 65-7 Florida State (-) Butler...W South Carolina... L ot Clemson (-) Louisiana Tech...W Louisville... L Maryland (-) Manhattan... L Virginia (-) Stanford... L Wake Forest (-) Minnesota... L Clemson (4-) East Tennessee...W Mississippi...W Syracuse...W 74-7 Air Force...W West Virginia... L Florida State (2-) Toledo...W 77-6 Michigan...W at Mississippi State... l 7-86 NC State (2-) at Drexel...W Marist...W at West Virginia... L Maryland (-) at Minnesota...W at Syracuse... L Florida State (-) Akron... L ot 6-65 Virginia Tech (2-) Morgan State...W UAB...W Mississippi... L Miami (-) Providence...W Florida... L 6-74 Virginia Tech (-) Duquesne...2ot W 6-8 Baylor... L North Carolina (4-) William & Mary...W 8-72 at Mississippi State...W at UAB...W 6-55 #Rhode Island...ot W #Dayton... L Virginia Tech (2-) Quinnipiac...W 8-6 Connecticut...W Rhode Island... L NC State (-) at South Florida...W at UAB... L Boston College (-) at McNeese State...W Northwestern... L Virginia Tech (-) Bethune-Cookman...W Wichita State... ot L Miami (2-) Florida Atlantic...W Missouri State...W 8-72 at Alabama... L Miami (-) Valparaiso...W 66-5 Minnesota... L Maryland (3-) Niagara...W 86-7 Denver...W at Alabama...W #Iowa... L 6-7 Virginia (2-) Norfolk State...W St. John s...w 68-5 Iowa... L Florida State (-) Louisiana Tech... L 66-7 NIT MVP 97...Bill Chamberlain, North Carolina Tom McMillen, Maryland Ralph Sampson, Virginia Bryant Stith, Virginia Shawn Smith, Virginia Tech 2... Robert O Kelley, Wake Forest NIT Champions Year Champion Temple Long Island 94...Colorado Long Island West Virginia St. John s St. John s DePaul Kentucky Utah Saint Louis San Francisco 95...CCNY Brigham Young La Salle Seton Hall Holy Cross Duquesne Louisville Bradley Xavier St. John s Bradley Providence Dayton Providence Bradley St. John s Brigham Young Southern Illinois Dayton Temple 97...Marquette 97...North Carolina Maryland Virginia Tech Purdue Princeton Kentucky St. Bonaventure Texas Indiana 98...Virginia Tulsa Bradley Fresno State Michigan UCLA Ohio State Southern Miss Connecticut St. John s 99...Vanderbilt Stanford Virginia Minnesota Villanova Virginia Tech Nebraska Vacated - Michigan Vacated - Minnesota California 2... Wake Forest 2... Tulsa Memphis Vacated - St. John s Michigan 25...South Carolina 26...South Carolina 27...West Virginia 28...Ohio State 29...Penn State 2...Dayton 2... Wichita State Stanford 23...Baylor

9 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary Boston College Olivier Hanlan was voted the ACC Freshman of the Year by both the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA) and by the ACC Coaches... Hanlan scored 4 points vs. Georgia Tech in the first round of the ACC Tournament on March 4, setting a record for single-game scoring by a freshman in the event... Hanlan scored in double figures 28 times this season and in each of the Eagles final games... Boston College finished 6-7 for the season and was 7- in ACC play... sophomore Ryan Anderson s eight double-doubles ranked sixth in the ACC... his nine 2-point games ranked third in the league and his nine -rebound games ranked fifth. Noting the ACC Georgia Tech The Yellow Jackets (6-5) concluded the season with an loss to Boston College in the opening round of the ACC Tournament March 4... Marcus Georges-Hunt had 2 points and rebounds to lead Tech in the finale... Georges-Hunt concluded the season averaging.8 points per game and is one of only two ACC freshman to lead his team in scoring... Robert Carter Jr., who ranked second on the team with 9.9 points per game led the team with 6.7 rebounds per game, was voted to the ACC Coaches inaugural All-Freshmen Team... Tech showed five games improvement over 2-2, when it finished -2. NC State The Wolfpack (24-) ended its season with a loss to Temple in the second round of the NCAA East Regional on March NC State tied its highest win total for a single season in the past 3 years... the last Wolfpack squad to post more victories was the 983 NCAA championship squad, which posted a 26- mark... Mark Gottfried is the first coach in NC State history, and only the third coach in ACC history, to take each of his first two squads to the NCAA Tournament... senior Scott Wood s 334 made 3-pointers are the most in program history and fifth all-time by any player in ACC history. Clemson The Tigers (3-8) concluded their season with a loss to Florida State in the opening round of the ACC Tournament on March 4... K.J. McDaniels blocked a shot in each of the final 8 games of the season and had at least one block in all but three games this year... senior Devin Booker scored in double figures in the final games of his career... Booker finished his career with 728 rebounds, th-most in school history... Jordan Roper led the Tigers with 4 successful 3-point shots this season...roper is the first freshman to lead Clemson in 3-pointers since Terrence Oglesby in Duke With its loss to Louisville on March 3, Duke suffered only its second setback, in the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Tournament under head coach Mike Krzyzewski... Duke entered the game with an - record in the regional final round and had won four in a row... Duke is 6-3 all-time in NCAA regional finals... Duke is one win shy of becoming the third team to win NCAA Tournament games... the Blue Devils rank third alltime in NCAA Tournament wins (99), first in NCAA Tournament winning percentage (99-33,.756), fourth in NCAA Tournament games played (32) and fifth in NCAA Tournament appearances (37). Florida State The Seminoles (8-6) ended their season with a 7-66 loss to Louisiana Tech in the opening round of the NIT on March 9... the Seminoles have won at least 8 games in eight consecutive years and made their school-record eighth consecutive postseason appearance... playing in the final game of his FSU career, senior Michael Snaer scored a team-high 24 points vs. Louisiana Tech... Snaer led the Seminoles in scoring at 4.8 points per game this season, and his 82 assists were also a team high... FSU closed out its season leading the ACC in blocked shots at 5. per game and appears set to lead the conference in that category for a fourth straight year. Maryland Second-seeded Maryland (25-2) will take on third-seeded Iowa in the NIT semifinals on Tuesday night at New York s Madison Square Garden... the Terps are appearing in the NIT for the eighth time in school history and hold a 4-6 record in the event... Maryland owns one NIT title, in 972, when it defeated Niagara in the championship game, Maryland has won 25 games in a season for the ninth time in school history... Dez Wells has carried the scoring load in the postseason, averaging 8.3 points per game on.574 shooting from the field, including.727 (8-for-) from 3-point range. Miami The second-seeded Hurricanes (29-7) closed out their season on March 28 with a loss to thirdseeded Marquette in the East Regional semifinal... the ACC champion Hurricanes reached the Sweet 6 of the NCAA Tournament for the second time in school history and for the first time since 2... the Hurricanes 29 wins are a single-season school record... Miami is now 6-7 all-time in seven NCAA tournament appearances... Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga, the 22-3 recipient of the Henry Iba Coach of the Year Award and a Naismith Award finalist, was named the NABC District 2 Coach of the Year on March 29. North Carolina UNC (25-) went - in NCAA Tournament play, falling to topseeded Kansas 7-58 in the third round of the South Region... the Tar Heels made their 44th NCAA Tournament appearance, second-most among Division I programs... the Tar Heels have played in 5 NCAA Tournament games and won 9, both of which rank second all-time... UNC coach Roy Williams recorded his 7th career win when the Tar Heels defeated Villanova 78-7 in their NCAA second-round game... Williams teams have won at least one game in each of the 24 postseason tournaments in which he has coached. Virginia The Cavaliers (23-2) posted their highest victory total since winning 25 in Virginia s 2 homecourt wins this season are a school record, as are its 35 total games played... Justin Anderson scored a career-high 24 points in a loss to Iowa in the NIT quarterfinals on March Anderson, who scored in double figures in all three NIT games, posted the first 2-point game of his career... with points against Iowa, Joe Harris scored in double figure for the 3st time this season... Akil Mitchell posted the eighth season by a Cavalier with 3 or more rebounds... Mitchell finished the season with 32. Virginia Tech Senior Erick Green closed out his senior season averaging 25. points per game, continuing his bid to become the first ACC player to lead the nation in scoring since South Carolina s Gray Wallace in Green, voted the ACC Player of the Year by ACSMA and first-team All-ACC by ACSMA and the ACC coaches, closed out his career by scoring in double figures in 35 consecutive games... that included all 32 games this season for the Hokies, who finished Green scored at least 2 points in 28 of 32 games this season... Green leaves as the school s th leading scorer with,742 points in his career. Wake Forest Wake Forest (3-8) closed out the season with a loss to Maryland in the opening round of the ACC Tournament on March 4... senior C.J. Harris finished his career with,63 points in 24 games for an average of 3. per contest... Harris became just the 7th player in school history to score,6 points in a career... Harris will go down as one of the top free throw shooters in league history with an 83.4 percent (533-of-639) mark for his career... he ranks seventh in school history and in the top 3 in ACC history in free throw percentage... freshman Devin Thomas averaged.5 points and 8.7 rebounds in ACC play.

10 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary Miami captures first-ever ACC title with win over North Carolina 23 ACC Post Season Honors For the first time in the 6 year history of the league, All-Atlantic Coast Conference Basketball Teams were selected by both the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA) and the ACC Coaches in Duke s Mason Plumlee, Virginia Tech s Erick Green, Virginia s Joe Harris and Miami s Shane Larkin were voted to the first team by both ACSMA and the coaches... NC State s Richard Howell landed a first-team slot on the ACSMA All-ACC team, while Duke s Seth Curry was cited by the coaches... Boston College s Olivier Hanlan was the leading vote-getter on both the ACSMA and Coaches All-ACC Freshmen Teams... Miami s Larkin led the ACSMA voting on the All-ACC Defensive Team, while the Hurricanes Durand Scott led the coaches balloting. ACSMA All-ACC Coaches All-ACC Tournament MVP Shane Larkin scored a team-high 28 points to lead the ninth-ranked Miami to its firstever ACC title with an win over North Carolina... led by Larkin, Miami shot 5 percent from the floor and placed four players in double-figures... the top-seeded Hurricanes made 2-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. assists, 5. rebounds, 2.3 steals, shot 23-of-45 from the floor (.5) and 6-of- 8 (.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 (5.7), Trey McKinney- Jones (.7) and Kenny Kadji (.). 6th Annual ACC Tournament Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum March 4-7, 23 First Round - Thursday, March 4 #8 Boston College d. #9 Georgia Tech #5 NC State d. #2 Virginia Tech #7 Maryland d. # Wake Forest #6 Florida State d. # Clemson Quarterfinals - Friday, March 5 # Miami d. #8 Boston College #5 NC State d. #4 Virginia #7 Maryland d. #2 Duke #3 North Carolina d. #6 Florida State Semifinals - Saturday, March 6 # Miami d. #5 NC State #3 North Carolina d. #7 Maryland Finals - Sunday, March 7 # Miami d. #3 North Carolina ACC Tournament MVP: Shane Larkin, Miami All-ACC Tournament: st 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. First Team Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke (73) Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech (72) Shane Larkin, So., Miami (72) Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia (67) Richard Howell, Sr., NC State (46) Second Team Seth Curry, Sr., Duke (26) Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami (5)... 3 Lorenzo Brown, Sr., NC State (6) Reggie Bullock, Sr., North Carolina (3)... 9 James Michael McAdoo, So., N. Carolina (2) Third Team Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State (4) C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State (5)... 8 Ryan Anderson, So., Boston College (2) Quinn Cook, So., Duke Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia (first team votes in parenthesis) Honorable Mention Durand Scott, Miami (39); P.J. Hairston, North Carolina (3); C.J. Harris, Wake Forest (27); Alex Len, Md. (9); Travis McKie, Wake Forest (3); Boston College s Olivier Hanlan (3); Ryan Kelly, Duke (3). ACSMA All-ACC Freshmen Team Olivier Hanlan, Boston College... *77 Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke T.J. Warren, NC State Devin Thomas, Wake Forest Marcus Paige, North Carolina *denote unanimous ACSMA All-Defensive Team Shane Larkin, So., Miami Daniel Miller, Jr., Georgia Tech Durand Scott, Sr., Miami Alex Len, So., Maryland Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia First Team Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia... *33 Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke... *33 Shane Larkin, So., Miami Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech... 3 Seth Curry, Sr., Duke... 3 Second Team Reggie Bullock, Jr., North Carolina Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami James Michael McAdoo, So., North Carolina Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State... 2 Richard Howell, Sr., NC State... 9 Third Team C.J. Leslie, Jr., NC State... 5 Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State... 4 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 Devin Booker, Sr., Clemson (6); Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke (6); Alex Len, So., Maryland (6); P.J. Hairston, So., North Carolina (4). Coaches All-ACC Freshmen Team Olivier Hanlan, Boston College... * Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke... T.J. Warren, NC State... Devin Thomas, Wake Forest... Marcus Paige, North Carolina... 7 Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech... 7 *denote unanimous ACSMA All-Defensive Team 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

11 22-3 ACC Basketball Summary ACSMA ACC Player of the Year 23 ACC Post Season Honors Virginia Tech senior guard Erick Green, the nation s leading scorer with a 25. points per game average was selected as the ACC Player of the Year... in becoming the league s first national scoring leader since South Carolina s Grady Wallace (3.2) in 957, Green scored or more points in a leaguebest 35 straight games dating back to last season and tied a league record with 28 games of 2-ormore points... scored in double figures in 64 of his last 66 games... Green tallied 2 or more points in all but three games during the 22-3 season. Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech...38 Shane Larkin, So., Miami...23 Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke...2 Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia...2 Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State... ACSMA ACC Freshman of the Year The first Boston College player to be named ACC Rookie of the Year, Olivier Hanlan ranked fifth among ACC scorers at 5.4 points per game and scored in double figures in 28 games including 6 of the Eagles 8 ACC games. Olivier Hanlan, Boston College...43 Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke...5 T.J. Warren, NC State...2 Devin Thomas, Wake Forest...4 Devin Bookert, Florida State... Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech... Marcus Paige, North Carolina... ACSMA ACC Defensive Player of the Year Miami s Durand Scott was the media choice for the 23 ACC Defensive Player of the Year... Scott edged teammate Shane Larkin by two votes (23-to-2) in the balloting. Durand Scott, Sr., Miami...23 Shane Larkin, So., Miami...2 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 Akil Mitchell, Jr., Virginia...2 ACSMA ACC Coach of the Year Jim Larranaga, who guided Miami to the school s first ACC regular season and ACC Tournament championships, was a runaway choice in balloting for the ACC Basketball Coach of the Year receiving 75 of a possible 77 votes. Jim Larranaga, Miami...75 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke... Roy Williams, North Carolina... Coaches ACC Player of the Year Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin, who led the Hurricanes to their first Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and tournament championships, was voted the ACC Player of the Year by the league s head coaches... coaches were not allowed to vote for their own players, and balloting took place prior to the ACC Tournament... the 23 ACC Tournament MVP, Larkin led the team in scoring at 4.5 points per game... led the ACC in steals (3.) and ranked fourth in assists per game (4.6). Shane Larkin, So., Miami...6 Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia...3 Erick Green, Sr., Virginia Tech...2 Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke... Coaches ACC Freshman of the Year Boston College s Olivier Hanlan the only ACC freshman to rank in the top six in the ACC in scoring (5.4), rebounds (4.2) and assists (2.3) among the league s rookie class, was the coaches choice for ACC Freshman of the Year Olivier Hanlan, Boston College... Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke... T.J. Warren, NC State... Coaches Defensive Player of the Year Scott, a defensive leader for a Miami team that allowed just 6.6 points per game while forcing opponents to shoot at 4 percent from the floor was the coaches choice as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year. Durand Scott, Sr., Miami...3 Jontel Evans, Sr., Virginia...2 Lorenzo Brown, Jr., NC State... Julian Gamble, Sr., Miami... Joe Harris, Jr., Virginia... Kenny Kadji, Sr., Miami... Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke... Michael Snaer, Sr., Florida State... Okaro White, Jr., Florida State... Coaches ACC Coach of the Year Miami s Jim Larranaga, whose Hurricanes entered the NCAA Tournament as a No. 2 seed and finished the season with a 29-7 record - the most wins in program history - was selected by the league s head coaches as the 23 ACC Coach of the Year. Jim Larranaga, Miami...9 Tony Bennett, Virginia... Mike Krzyzewski, Duke... Roy Williams, North Carolina... Duke s Top Streak n Duke has been ranked in the Top of the AP poll for an ACC-record 3 consecutive weeks...it is the secondlongest such streak in NCAA history, UCLA holds the record with 55 consecutive weeks in the Top... the last time the Blue Devils were not ranked in the AP Top was when they held the 3th spot in the Nov. 9 poll of 27. Consecutive ACC AP Top Appearances # Team First Last 3 Duke... /26/ /8/23 75 Duke... 2/26/ /6/ Duke... /22/ /26/ Maryland... /25/ /2/ Duke... 2/2/ /3/23 ACC Players of the Week ACC Player of the Week N2...Alex Len, So., Maryland N9...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 D... C.J. Leslie, NC State D7...Durand Scott, Miami D24... C.J. Leslie, NC State D3...Seth Curry, Sr., Duke J7... Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke J4... Richard Howell, Sr., NC State J2... Reggie Bullock, North Carolina J28...Durand Scott, Miami F4...Shane Larkin, Miami F... Mason Plumlee, Sr., Duke F8... Scott Wood, NC State P.J. Hairston, North Carolina F25... C.J. Harris, Wake Forest M4... Ryan Kelly, Sr., Duke M...Seth Curry, Sr., Duke M8...Shane Larkin, So., Miami ACC Rookie of the Week N2... Rodney Purvis, NC State N9... T.J. Warren, NC State N26...Marcus Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech D3...Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke D...Marcus Georges-Hunt, Georgia Tech D7... T.J. Warren, NC State D24...Olivier Hanlan, Boston College Aaron Thomas, Florida State D3... Charles Mitchell, Maryland J7...Joe Rahon, Boston College J4...Olivier Hanlan, Boston College J2...Olivier Hanlan, Boston College J28... Devin Thomas, Wake Forest F4...Joe Rahon, Boston College F... Justin Anderson, Virginia F8...Seth Allen, Maryland F25...Rasheed Sulaimon, Duke M4... Robert Carter, Jr., Georgia Tech M...Olivier Hanlan, Boston College USBWA National Player of the Week F...Shane Larkin, Miami F8...Mason Plumlee, Duke