Eleven of the 12 ACC teams have made at least one NCAA Tournament appearance over the last four seasons.

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1 Final Standings ACC Games Overall Team W L Pct. Hm Rd W L Pct. Hm Rd Nu Last 10 North Carolina Duke Clemson Virginia Tech Miami Maryland Georgia Tech Wake Forest Florida State Virginia Boston College NC State Over the last eight years (since 2001), the ACC leads all conferences with seven Final Four teams. Final Four Teams ( ) ACC... 7 Conf. USA... 3 Big SEC... 3 Big Ten... 5 Big East... 3 Pac Colonial... 1 Among conferences with multiple teams, the ACC with a 6-4 (.600) mark, was second to the Big 12 (.706) as the winningest conference in the 2008 NCAA Tournament. The ACC has had at least one Final Four team in 17 of the last 21 years and in 22 of the last 28. With a (.667) mark, the ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history. With its 6-4 mark in this year s NCAA Tournament, the ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament play to 21 years in a row. The Big East has the nation s next longest current non-losing streak at 15 straight years. Since 1981, six different ACC schools have made a total of 27 Final Four appearances, 10 more than any other conference. By the Numbers Eleven of the 12 ACC teams have made at least one NCAA Tournament appearance over the last four seasons. Since 1981 four different ACC schools have won a total of eight NCAA titles, three more than any other conference. Since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, the ACC has the most NCAA Tournament wins (231), the best winning percentage (.669), the most Sweet 16 appearances (63) and the most teams (34) in a regional final. Since the NCAA started assigning seeds with the 1979 Tournament, the ACC has won more games (23) against No. 1 seeds and is the only conference with a winning record (23-22) against top-seeded teams. With three teams - North Carolina (1), Duke (9), Clemson (22) - listed in the final AP poll, the ACC extended its streak to 48 consecutive seasons with at least one team ranked in the top 10 of the final AP Poll. With his selection as the National Player of the Year by the AP, The Sporting News, the USBWA and the NABC, North Carolina s Tyler Hansbrough is the 16th player from the ACC, since 1975, to be a consensus National Player of the Year and the ninth to be accorded unanimous status. North Carolina captures 17th ACC title with an win over Clemson in the finals of the 55th annual ACC Tournament... Tar Heels make 17th Final Four appearance with a win over Louisville in the East Regional final... UNC s Tyler Hansbrough earns unanimous National Player of the Year honors... Hansbrough has scored 10 or more points in 39 consecutive games and has scored more points (2,168) than any other junior in ACC history... eight ACC teams take part in postseason play... the ACC finished the regular season as the top-ranked conference in the RPI... Hansbrough, a three-time first-team All-ACC selection, was a unanimous choice as ACC Player of the Year... Duke s Kyle Singler named ACC Rookie of the Year while Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg tabbed ACC Coach of the Year... Clemson s Cliff Hammonds honored as Prosser Award recipient... Duke s Greg Paulus named 3rd-team Academic All-American. ACC Media Relations Brian Morrison... Associate Commissioner Men s Basketball, Media Relations Director Mike Finn... Associate Commissioner Football Lindsey Rogers... Associate Director Kristie Le... Assistant Director Nick Clarke... Intern Barb Dery... Administrative Assistant ant Phone Fax

2 Post-Season Results 2008 NCAA Tournament North Carolina (#1 East) W Mt. St. Mary s... # W Arkansas... # W Washington State... # W Louisville... # L Kansas... # Duke (#2 West) W Belmont... # L West Virginia... # Miami (#7 South) W St. Mary s... # L Texas... # Clemson (#5 Midwest) L Villanova... # NIT Virginia Tech (#1) W Morgan State... # W Alabama-Birmingham... # L Mississippi... # Maryland (#5) W at Minnesota... # L at Syracuse... # Florida State (#3) L Akron... #6. ot CBI Virginia (East) W Richmond W Old Dominion L Bradley Associated Press Rankings N N N D D D D D J J J J F F F F M M M Team PS North Carolina Memphis UCLA Kansas Tennessee Wisconsin Texas Georgetown Duke Stanford Butler Xavier Louisville Drake Notre Dame Connecticut Pittsburgh Michigan State Vanderbilt Purdue Washington State Clemson Davidson Gonzaga Marquette Indiana BYU Kent State St. Mary's Texas A&M Kansas State Florida Mississippi Baylor Dayton Villanova Arizona State Miami Rhode Island Arizona Southern Cal West Virginia Oregon NC State So. Illinois Syracuse Virginia Arkansas Kentucky Total Polls Ranked Team No. 1 Top 10 Total North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Georgia Tech Virginia Boston College Clemson Florida State Virginia Tech Miami Current AP Polls Ranked North Carolina Duke Clemson... 1 North Carolina has been ranked in the AP poll 742 times - more than any other school... seven of the 12 ACC teams have been ranked at least once this season. ACC Basketball SIDs Boston College... Dick Kelley kelleyri@bc.edu Clemson... Tim Bourret btimoth@clemson.edu Duke... Matt Plizga plizga@duaa.duke.edu Florida State... Chuck Walsh cwalsh@mailer.fsu.edu Georgia Tech... Mike Stamus mstamus@at.gtaa.gatech.edu Maryland... Jason Yaman jyaman@umd.edu Miami... Margaret Belch mbelch@miami.edu North Carolina... Steve Kirschner stevekirschner@unc.edu NC State... Brian Reinhardt brian_reinhardt@ncsu.edu Virginia... Rich Murray rmurray@virginia.edu Virginia Tech... Bill Dyer wdyer@vt.edu Wake Forest... Scott Wortman wortmasn@wfu.edu USA Today/ESPN Coaches Rankings N N N D D D D D J J J J F F F F M M M Team PS Kansas Memphis North Carolina UCLA Texas Louisville Tennessee Xavier Davidson Wisconsin Stanford Georgetown M ichigan State Butler Washington State Duke Drake West Virginia Notre Dame Purdue M arquette W. Kentucky Villanova Vanderbilt Connecticut Clem son Indiana Gonzaga BYU Mississippi St St. Mary's Kent State Texas A& M Kansas State Pittsburgh Florida Mississippi Dayton Rhode Island Miam i Arizona State Arizona Oregon So. Illinois Southern Cal Syracuse Arkansas NC State Kentucky

3 Duke s Kyle Singler selected ACC Rookie of the Year Duke forward Kyle Singler was tabbed as the 2008 ACC Rookie of the Year, receiving 44 of a possible 90 votes cast by ACSMA... Singler is the fifth Blue Devil to earn the ACC s rookie award and the first since Chris Duhon in A third-team All-ACC selection, Singler averaged 13.3 points and a team-high 5.8 rebounds per game... finished 17th in the ACC in scoring and 16th in rebounding. A 6-8, 220-pound forward from Medford, Ore., was one of only two Blue Devils to start every game this season... averaged 15.1 points and 6.2 rebounds in ACC play. Made at least one three-point field goal in 24 of his last 28 games... had a seasonhigh six three-pointers in a win over Maryland (F13)... scored in double figures 25 times this season ACC Rookie of the Year Voting Kyle Singler, Duke James Johnson, Wake Forest J.J. Hickson, NC State ACC Player of the Year Tyler Hansbrough heads up the 2008 All-ACC team as voted on by members of ACSMA... a unanimous selection for the third straight year, Hansbrough was joined on the team by Boston College s Tyrese Rice, Virginia s Sean Singletary, Duke s DeMarcus Nelson and Miami s Jack McClinton... Hansbrough led the ACC in scoring (22.6), rebounding (10.2) and double-doubles (19)... Rice was second among league leaders in scoring (21.0) and fourth in assists (5.0)... Singletary, Virginia s first three-time All-ACC selection since Bryant Stith in , was third in the ACC in scoring (19.8) and second in assists (6.1)... Nelson, the ACC Defensive Player of the Year, finished 13th in the ACC in scoring (14.5)... McClinton led the ACC in free throw percentage (.919), was second in three-point field goal percentage (.427) and fourth in scoring (17.7)... Hansbrough is the first player in league history to be accorded unanimous All-ACC honors in each of his first three seasons in the ACC All-ACC Basketball Teams First Team Tyler Hansbrough, Jr., North Carolina... *270 Tyrese Rice, Jr., Boston College Sean Singletary, Sr., Virginia DeMarcus Nelson, Sr., Duke Jack McClinton, Jr., Miami Second Team Greivis Vasquez, So., Maryland James Gist, Sr., Maryland Wayne Ellington, So., North Carolina A.D. Vassallo, Jr., Virginia Tech K.C. Rivers, Jr., Clemson Third Team Kyle Singler, Fr., Duke Cliff Hammonds, Sr., Clemson Toney Douglas, Jr., Florida State James Johnson, Fr., Wake Forest Greg Paulus, Jr., Duke Honorable Mention: Ty Lawson, So., UNC; J.J. Hickson, Fr., NCS; Deron Washington, Sr., VT; Anthony Morrow, Sr., GT. North Carolina s Tyler Hansbrough unanimous ACC Player of the Year North Carolina s Tyler Hansbrough was a unanimous choice by the media in balloting for the 2008 ACC Player of the Year... joins NC State s David Thompson (1975) and Wake Forest s Josh Howard (2003) as the only unanimous selections in the 55-year history of the ACC. A three-time unanimous first-team All-ACC selection, Hansbrough led the ACC in scoring (22.6), rebounding (10.2), free throws per game (9.7), offensive rebounds (3.9), defensive rebounds (6.4), is second in field goal percentage (.540) and ninth in free throw percentage (.806). A 6-9, 250-pound Poplar Bluff, Mo., junior, Hansbrough scored 10 or more points in 39 straight games and in 102 of his 108 games in his career. Hansbrough scored 20 or more points 26 times in the fourth-highest single season total in ACC history... had a leaguehigh 19 double-doubles ACC Player of the Year Voting Tyler Hansbrough, Jr., North Carolina.. 90 ACC Rookie of the Year Totals School No. Last Player Year Georgia Tech Chris Bosh North Carolina... 8 Brandan Wright Duke... 5 Kyle Singler Wake Forest... 3 Chris Paul Virginia... 3 Chris Williams Maryland... 2 Joe Smith NC State... 1 Hawkeye Whitney Clemson... 1 Greg Buckner Florida State... 1 Bob Sura All-ACC Totals School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Florida State Boston College Miami Virginia Tech Player of the Year Totals School No. Last Player Year Duke J.J. Redick North Carolina.. 12 Tyler Hansbrough Wake Forest Josh Howard NC State... 7 Julius Hodge Maryland... 5 Juan Dixon Virginia... 4 Ralph Sampson South Carolina... 2 John Roche Boston College... 1 Jared Dudley Clemson... 1 Horace Grant Georgia Tech... 1 Dennis Scott

4 Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg Named ACC Coach of the Year Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg, who guided the Hokies to a record, including a 9-7 mark and a fourth place finish in league play, and a No. 1 seed in the NIT, was voted the 2008 ACC Coach of the Year in balloting by ACSMA. In earning the conference s Coach of the Year Award for the second time in four years, Greenberg edged Miami s Frank Haith by two votes in the balloting. Picked to finish 10th in a pre-season poll by the media, the Hokies finished the regular season with seven wins in their last 10 games... eight of Tech s 14 losses were by six points or less ACC Coach of the Year Voting Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech Frank Haith, Miami Roy Williams, North Carolina Oliver Purnell, Clemson Mike Krzyzewski, Duke... 8 Dino Gaudio, Wake Forest... 2 ACC Coach of the Year Totals School No. Last Coach Year North Carolina. 11 Roy Williams Duke Mike Krzyzewski NC State... 9 Herb Sendek Wake Forest... 7 Skip Prosser Georgia Tech... 4 Paul Hewitt Virginia... 4 Dave Leitao Maryland... 3 Gary Williams Clemson... 2 Cliff Ellis South Carolina... 2 Frank McGuire Virginia Tech... 2 Seth Greenberg Florida State... 1 Pat Kennedy Duke s Kyle Singler - the 2008 ACC Rookie of the Year - Wake Forest s James Johnson and NC State s J.J. Hickson were unanimous selections to the 2008 ACC s All-Freshmen team... a third-team All-ACC selection, Singler averaged 13.3 points and 5.8 rebounds per game... Hickson led the ACC in field goal percentage (.591) and all ACC freshmen in scoring (14.8)... Johnson was second to Hickson among freshmen scoring (14.6) and rebounding (8.1) leaders... Allen averaged 11.8 points per game, had 10 double-doubles and was second in the ACC in steals (2.1)... Teague scored 10 or more points in 19 of his last 22 games and averaged a league freshmen best 16.4 points per game in ACC play All-ACC Freshmen Team Kyle Singler, Duke... *89 James Johnson, Wake Forest... *89 J.J. Hickson, NC State... *89 Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech Jeff Teague, Wake Forest *denotes unanimous Honorable Mention: Terrence Oglesby, Clem. All-ACC Freshmen Totals, School No. Last Player Year Duke Kyle Singler North Carolina. 13 Lawson/Wright Georgia Tech Javaris Crittenton NC State... 8 J.J. Hickson Virginia... 7 Sean Singletary Wake Forest... 8 Johnson/Teague Clemson... 6 Cliff Hammonds Maryland... 4 Steve Blake Florida State... 3 Alexander Johnson 2004 Boston College... 1 Tyrese Rice Virginia Tech... 2 Jeff Allen ACC Defensive Players of the Year DeMarcus Nelson, Duke Jamon Gordon, Virginia Tech Shelden Williams, Duke Shelden Williams, Duke ACC Defensive Player of the Year School No. Last Coach Year Duke... 3 DeMarcus Nelson 2008 Virginia Tech... 1 Jamon Gordon Duke s DeMarcus Nelson earns ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors Duke s DeMarcus Nelson was a clear cut choice as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and headed up the 2008 All-ACC Defensive Team as voted on by ACSMA... in becoming the third Blue Devil to win the award, Nelson out-distanced Florida State s Toney Douglas by 22 votes. Nelson led the Blue Devils and was 12th in the ACC in steals (1.63)... Douglas led the ACC and is ninth nationally in steals (2.7)... Blair led the ACC and was ninth nationally in blocked shots per game (3.4) All-ACC Defensive Team DeMarcus Nelson, Sr., Duke...68 Toney Douglas, Jr., Florida State...66 Tyrelle Blair, Sr., Boston College...56 Marcus Ginyard, Jr., North Carolina James Gist, Sr., Maryland...40 Honorable Mention: Cliff Hammonds, Sr., Clem.; D Andre Bell, Jr., GT; Tyler Hansbrough, Jr., UNC; Jeff Allen, Fr., VT; Deron Washington, Sr., VT; James Mays, Sr., Clem. All-ACC Defensive Team Totals School No. Last Coach Year Duke DeMarcus Nelson Maryland... 7 James Gist Virginia Tech... 5 Dowdell/Gordon Georgia Tech... 3 Chris Bosh North Carolina... 4 Marcus Ginyard NC State... 3 Cedric Simmons Wake Forest... 3 Chris Paul Florida State... 3 Toney Douglas Clemson... 1 Vernon Hamilton Virginia... 1 Adam Hall Miami... 1 Anthony King Boston College... 1 Tyrelle Blair

5 ACC Dominant in National Player of the Year Selections Since 1975, the ACC has produced 16 consensus National Players of the Year - 13 more than any other conference over that span... using the same criteria employed in selecting yearly consensus All-Americans, the ACC has also had nine unanimous selections. Consensus National Players of the Year Year Player, School Conference 1975 David Thompson, NC State*... ACC 1976 Scott May, Indiana... Big Ten 1977 Marques Johnson, UCLA*... Pac Phil Ford, North Carolina... ACC Butch Lee, Marquette... Independent 1979 Larry Bird, Indiana State*.. Missouri Valley 1980 Mark Aguirre, DePaul... Ind Ralph Sampson, Virginia... ACC 1982 Ralph Sampson, Virginia*... ACC 1983 Ralph Sampson, Virginia*... ACC 1984 Michael Jordan, North Carolina*... ACC 1985 Patrick Ewing, Georgetown... Big East Chris Mullin, St. John's... Big East 1986 Walter Berry, St. John's*... Big East 1987 David Robinson, Navy*... Colonial 1988 Hersey Hawkins, Bradley... Missouri Valley 1989 Danny Ferry, Duke... ACC Sean Elliott, Arizona... Pac Lionel Simmons, LaSalle*... Met Atlantic 1991 Larry Johnson, UNLV... Big West Shaquille O'Neal, LSU... SEC 1992 Christian Laettner, Duke... ACC 1993 Calbert Cheaney, Indiana*... Big Ten 1994 Glenn Robinson, Purdue*... Big Ten 1995 Joe Smith, Maryland... ACC 1996 Marcus Camby, UMass*... Atlantic Tim Duncan, Wake Forest*... ACC 1998 Antawn Jamison, North Carolina*... ACC 1999 Elton Brand, Duke*... ACC 2000 Kenyon Martin, Cincinnati*... C-USA 2001 Shane Battier, Duke... ACC 2002 Jason Williams, Duke*... ACC 2003 T.J. Ford, Texas (2 of 4)... Big Jameer Nelson, St. Joseph's*... Atlantic Andrew Bogut, Utah... Mountain West 2006 J.J. Redick, Duke... ACC 2007 Kevin Durant, Texas*... Big Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina*. ACC *denotes unanimous Consensus National Players of the Year ACC Big East... 3 Big Ten... 3 Atlantic Ten... 2 Big Missouri Valley... 2 Pac Independents... 2 Big West... 1 Colonial... 1 Conference USA... 1 Metro Atlantic... 1 Mountain West... 1 Southeastern... 1 Teams used for consideration: Associated Press ( ) NABC ( ) U.S. Basketball Writers ( ) The Sporting News ( ) United Press International ( ) All-America Checklist Tyler Hansbrough, Jr., North Carolina Associated Press... 1st USBWA... 1st NABC... 1st The Sporting News... 1st Wooden... 1st SI.com... 1st ESPN.com... 1st CBSSports.com... 1st Basketball Times... 1st Rivals.com... 1st CollegeHoops.net... 1st collegeinsider.com... 1st DeMarcus Nelson, Sr., Duke NABC... 3rd Basketball Times... 3rd Associated Press... HM CollegeHoops.net... HM Sean Singletary, Sr., Virginia Associated Press... HM CollegeHoops.net... HM Tyrese Rice, Jr., Boston College Associated Press... HM CollegeHoops.net... HM Wayne Ellington, So., North Carolina Associated Press... HM Ty Lawson, So., North Carolina Associated Press... HM Greg Paulus, Jr., Duke CoSida Academic All-America... 3rd Freshmen All-Americans James Johnson, F., Wake Forest collegeinsider.com... 1st Basketball Times... 2nd CollegeHoops.net... HM Kyle Singler, F., Duke CollegeHoops.net... 3rd J.J. Hickson, F., NC State CollegeHoops.net... HM Tyler Hansbrough Junior Foward North Carolina National Player of the Year Associated Press USBWA NABC The Sporting News Sports Illustrated Wooden Naismith Rupp ESPN.com Basketball Times College Hoops.net Hansbrough Unanimous All-American North Carolina s Tyler Hansbrough earned consensus All-America honors for the second-straight year... a consensus second-team All-American as a freshman, Hansbrough is the 19th Tar Heel to earn consensus All-American honors. The ACC has had at least one consensus All-American in 17 of the past 18 years... since 1981, the ACC has produced 37 consensus All-Americans, far and away the most by any conference and over that span the ACC has accounted for 25 percent of the nation s consensus All-Americans (37-of-146). Consensus All-Americans ( ) Atlantic Coast (ACC) Big East Pacific Big Ten Big Southeastern Big Eight... 6 Conference USA... 5 Atlantic Metro... 4 West Coast... 3 Western Athletic... 3 Big West... 2 Independents... 2 Missouri Valley... 2 Colonial... 1 Great Midwest... 1 Southwest (SWC)... 1 Mountain West... 1 Consensus All-Americans by ACC School ( ) School No. Last Player Year North Carolina Tyler Hansbrough Duke Redick/Williams Maryland... 6 Juan Dixon NC State...5 David Thompson Wake Forest... 5 Chris Paul Virginia... 3 Ralph Sampson Georgia Tech...2 Kenny Anderson Miami... 1 Rick Barry

6 Hammonds, McClinton head up All-ACC Academic Team Clemson's Cliff Hammonds, Miami's Jack McClinton, Duke's Greg Paulus and NC State's Ben McCauley highlighted the 2008 All-ACC Academic Men's Basketball Team. Hammonds ranked second in the ACC in assists to turnover ratio (2.22:1), third in steals per game (1.9), fifth in minutes played (34.2) and seventh in assists per game (3.9). McClinton led the ACC in free throw percentage (.919) and was fourth in scoring (17.7). Paulus, a third-team CoSIDA Academic All-American, ranked 11th in the ACC in assists (3.2) and fourth with 2.44 threepoint field goals per game. McCauley, who has started 51 games the past two years, averaged 6.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists for the Wolfpack. Rounding out the league's academic honors team are Wake Forest's Gary Clark, Virginia s Jerome Meyinsse, Florida State's Matt Zitani and Duke's Brian Zoubek... Hammonds, McClinton, McCauley, and Paulus - are repeaters from previous league all-academic teams... Hammonds and McCauley were named to the team for the third time in their careers, while McClinton is a two-time selection All-ACC Academic Basketball Team Gary Clark... Fr.... Wake Forest Cliff Hammonds... Sr.... Clemson Ben McCauley... Jr.... NC State Jack McClinton... Jr.... Miami Jerome Meyinsse... So.... Virginia Greg Paulus... Jr....Duke Matt Zitani... Gr.... Florida State Brian Zoubek... So....Duke ACC Tournament MVP Tyler Hansbrough had 18 points and 11 rebounds and Wayne Ellington added 24 points on 10-for-13 shooting to lead No. 1 ranked North Carolina to its second straight ACC title with an victory over Clemson the title was the 17th for the Tar Heels, the most by any school in league history the third-seeded Tigers reached the championship game for the first time since 1962 following wins over Boston College and Duke... Hansbrough averaged 22.8 points, 8.7 rebounds and made 23-of-45 (.511) from the floor in the three games... higher seeds won eight of the 11 games. 55th Annual ACC Tournament Charlotte Bobcats Arena, Charlotte, N.C. First Round - Thursday, March 13 #9 Florida State d. #8 Wake Forest #5 Miami d. #12 NC State #7 Georgia Tech d. #10 Virginia #12 Boston College d. #6 Maryland Quarterfinals - Friday, March 14 #1 North Carolina d. #9 Florida State #4 Virginia Tech d. #5 Miami #2 Duke d. #7 Georgia Tech #3 Clemson d. #12 Boston College Semifinals - Saturday, March 15 #1 North Carolina d. #4 Virginia Tech #3 Clemson d. #2 Duke Finals - Sunday, March 16 #1 North Carolina d. #3 Clemson All-ACC Tournament Teams 1st Team - Tyler Hansbrough, UNC; Wayne Ellington, UNC; Marcus Ginyard, UNC; K.C. Rivers, Clem.; Trevor Booker, Clem. 2nd Team - James Mays, Clem.; Cliff Hammonds, Clem.; DeMarcus Nelson, Duke; Malcolm Delaney, VT; A.D. Vassallo, VT. Tournament MVP - Tyler Hansbrough, UNC Clemson s Cliff Hammonds honored with ACC s Skip Prosser Award Clemson senior guard Cliff Hammonds was named recipient of the inaugural 2008 "Skip" Prosser Award, emblematic of the top scholarathlete in men's basketball. A three-time member of the All-ACC Academic Basketball team and a 2008 First- Team Academic All-District III by CoSIDA.... the Cairo, Ga., senior carried a 3.21 career GPA with a double major of Architecture and Psychology and is one of three Clemson student-athletes to receive the ACC's Weaver-James-Corrigan postgraduate scholarship for the academic year.. a five-time Dean's List honoree, Hammonds is also a member of Clemson's prestigious Blue Key Honor Society. One of only five players in ACC history with at least 1,300 points, 400 assists, 400 rebounds and 200 steals in his career... a four-year starter for the Tigers, Hammonds ranked second in the ACC in assists to turnover ratio (2.22:1), third in steals per game (1.9), fifth in minutes played (34.2) and seventh in assists per game (3.9)... ranks in the top 10 in Clemson history in games played, starts, three-point field goals, steals and assists. Wake Forest s George Edward "Skip" Prosser passed away on Thursday, July 26, Prosser compiled a career record in 14 seasons as a head coach, including a mark in his six years with the Demon Deacons... the 2003 ACC Coach of the Year, Prosser won 20 plus games and led Wake Forest to the NCAA Tournament in each of his first four seasons in Winston-Salem and brought the school its first outright ACC regular season title in 2003.

7 Boston College Head Coach: Al Skinner Overall 4-12 ACC - tie 11th Duke Head Coach: Mike Krzyzewski 28-6 Overall 13-3 ACC - 2nd Georgia Tech Head Coach: Paul Hewitt Overall 7-9 ACC - tie 7th The Eagles finished overall - the school s first losing season since an mark in and 4-12 in ACC play... freshmen and sophomores accounted for 52 percent of the team s starts during the season... BC freshmen averaged a combined 29.1 points, 12.9 rebounds and 5.9 assists in while shooting.484 from the floor... first-team All-ACC guard Tyrese Rice was second in the ACC in scoring (21.0) and fourth in assists (5.0)... Rice scored 10 or more points in 20 straight games to close out the season... over his last four games freshman Josh Southern averaged 10.0 points and 5.0 rebounds... freshman forward Corey Raji was fourth on the team in scoring (8.3) and rebounds (4.3) and shot.608 from the floor. The Blue Devils look to return four starters and eight of the top 10 players from a team that finished 28-6 overall and second in the ACC with a 13-3 league mark... made their 13th-straight NCAA Tournament appearances advancing to the second round before losing to West Virginia Kyle Singler was named ACC Freshman of the Year after averaging 15.1 points and 6.2 rebounds in ACC games... senior DeMarcus Nelson earned ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors and led a group of five Blue Devils who averaged in double figures... Greg Paulus averaged 13.8 ppg over the final eight games and was fourth in the ACC in 3-point FGs per game (2.4)... Jon Scheyer scored in double figures in nine of the last 10 games of the season. The Yellow Jackets return three starters from a team that closed out the season with four wins in the last six games... one of only four ACC teams with a.500-or-better record (4-4) in league road games... Maurice Miller lead all ACC freshmen in assists per game (3.3) and in two ACC Tournament games averaged 15.0 points, 4.5 assists and 4.0 rebounds... sophomore Zack Peacock averaged 16.0 points and 4.4 rebounds over his last five games... freshmen Gani Lawal averaged 7.2 points and 3.5 rebounds and shot.570 from the floor... also returning is 6-10 senior Ra Sean Dickey who missed all of last year... Dickey started 43 games his first three years averaging 8.7 points and 5.1 rebounds while shooting.601 from the floor. Starters Returning (3) F Corey Raji... Fr. 8.3 ppg; 4.3 rpg, 6 starts G Rakim Sanders... Fr ppg; 31 starts G Tyrese Rice... Jr ppg; 5.0 apg; All-ACC Starters Lost (2) C Tyrelle Blair... Sr. 31 starts, 150 blocks F John Oates... Sr. 14 starts, 4.3 ppg Others Returning G Biko Paris... Fr min; 5.7 ppg, 2.9 apg C Josh Southern... Fr. 5.7 ppg; 3.4 rpg;.556 fg% F Tyler Roche... So. 23 starts; 3.8 ppg; 17.2 min Clemson Head Coach: Oliver Purnell Overall 10-6 ACC - 3rd Starters Returning (4) G Greg Paulus... Jr. 33 starts; 11.4 ppg; 3.2 apg G Gerald Henderson.. So. 33 starts; 12.7 ppg; 4.7 rpg F Kyle Singler... Fr. ACC Freshman of Year; 13.3 ppg F Lance Thomas... So. 28 starts; 4.3 ppg; 3.3 rpg Starters Lost (1) G DeMarcus Nelson. Sr. 2-year starter; 14.5 ppg Others Returning G Jon Scheyer... So ppg; 28.3 min G Nolan Smith... Fr. 5.9 ppg; 14.7 min;.467 fg% C Greg Zoubek... So. 3.8 ppg; 1.9 rpg F David McClure... Jr. 4 starts; 1.0 ppg; 1.9 rpg Florida State Head Coach: Leonard Hamilton Overall 7-9 ACC - tie 7th Starters Returning (3) G Maurice Miller... Fr. 19 starts; 8.1 ppg; 3.3 apg F Gani Lawal... Fr. 25 starts; 7.2 ppg;.570 fg% G D Andre Bell... Jr. 22 starts; 6.6 ppg; 43 steals Starters Lost (2) G Anthony Morrow Sr ppg;.448 3FG% F Jeremis Smith... Sr rpg; 7.1 rpg Others Returning F Zack Peacock... So. 9.9 ppg; 3.9 rpg; 0 starts F Alade Aminu... Jr. 6.0 ppg; 4.1 rpg; 7 starts G Lewis Clinch... Jr. 9.0 ppg; 14 starts G Lance Storrs... Fr. 25 games; 1.0 ppg Maryland Head Coach: Gary Williams Overall 8-8 ACC - tie 5th The Tigers finished overall and third in the ACC with a 10-6 league mark... advanced to the title game of the ACC Tournament for the first time since earned their first NCAA Tournament berth since 1998 as a No. 5 seed in the Midwest region... for the first time in school history the Tigers went through an entire season without back-to-back losses in league play... led by second-team All-ACC forward K.C. Rivers (14.7), five Tigers averaged in double figures... Cliff Hammonds finished 9th on Clemson s all-time scoring list (1,465), second in steals (225) and fifth in assists (473)... seven of the 10 players who averaged eight or more minutes per game this year are slated to return in The Seminoles won five of their last eight games... made a third-straight post-season appearance for only the second time in school history, losing to Akron in the first round of the NIT... third-team All-ACC guard Toney Douglas (15.4) scored in double figures in all but two games and led five Seminoles who averaged in double figures... Douglas averaged 18.1 ppg in ACC play and led the ACC in steals per game (2.7)... FSU led the ACC and was fifth nationally in free throw percentage (.773)... Uche Echefu led the team and was seventh in the ACC in rebounding (7.3)... sophomore Ryan Reid averaged 5.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and shot a team-best.531 from the floor. The Terps look to return three starters and 10 of the top 12 players from a team that finished overall and tied for 5th in the ACC with an 8-8 league mark... made their 15th straight post-season appearance, advancing to the second round of the NIT before losing to Syracuse sophomore Greivis Vasquez was the only player to start all 34 games and led the team in scoring (17.0) and the ACC in assists (6.8)... Vasquez had five games with 10 or more assists and was second in the ACC in minutes played (37.0)... Eric Hayes averaged 9.9 points per game and was sixth in the ACC in assists (4.5)... Landon Milbourne started 29 games and was fifth on the team in scoring (8.2). Starters Returning (3) G K.C. Rivers... Jr ppg; 6.3 rpg, 33 starts C Trevor Booker... So ppg; 7.3 rpg; 1.8 blk G Demontez Stitt... Fr. 8.8 ppg; 3.0 apg; 20 starts Starters Lost (2) F James Mays... Sr. 2-year starter; 10.7 ppg G Cliff Hammonds. Sr. 4-year starter; 11.4 ppg Others Returning G Terrence Oglesby Fr ppg; fg% F David Potter... So. 4.8 ppg; 2.1 rpg; 34 games F Raymond Sykes. Jr. 6 starts 4.4 rpg;.573 fg% F Jerai Grant... Fr. 2.2 ppg; 2.2 rpg; 30 games Starters Returning (2) G Toney Douglas... Jr ppg; ACC-best 2.7 spg C Uche Echefu... Jr ppg; 7.3 rpg; 33 blocks Starters Lost (3) G Jason Rich... Sr. 3-year starter; 14.5 ppg G Isaiah Swann... Sr. 3-year starter; 11.8 ppg G Ralph Mims... Sr ppg; 4.3 rpg Others Returning F Ryan Reid... So. 5.6 ppg; 5.0 rpg;.531 fg% F Julian Vaughn... Fr. 3.0 ppg; 2.3 rpg; 13.3 min C Solomon Alabi... Fr. 3.5 ppg; 2.4 rph in 10 games F Jordan Demercy. Fr. 1.4 ppg; 1.5 rpg Starters Returning (3) G Greivis Vasquez.. So. 2nd-team All-ACC; 17.0 ppg G Eric Hayes... So. 30 starts; 9.9 ppg; 4.5 apg F Landon Milbourne. So. 29 starts; 8.2 ppg; 3.5 rpg Starters Lost (3) F James Gist... Sr. 3-year starter; 15.9 ppg F Bambale Osby... Sr ppg; 6.5 rpg;.521 fg% Others Returning G Cliff Tucker... Fr. 6 starts; 4.1 ppg;.491 fg% G Adrian Bowie... Fr. 2 starts; 12.4 min; 3.7 ppg; C Braxton Dupree.. Fr. 8 starts; 2.5 ppg; 2.2 rpg F Dave Neal... Jr. 1 start; 1.9 ppg; 1.4 rpg

8 Miami Head Coach: Frank Haith Overall 8-8 ACC - tie 5th NC State Head Coach: Sidney Lowe Overall 4-12 ACC - tie 11th Virginia Tech Head Coach: Seth Greenberg Overall 9-7 ACC - 4th Four starters and seven of the top nine players are slated to return from a team that finished the season overall and tied for fifth in the ACC with an 8-8 league mark... the Canes won eight of their last 12 games and made their first NCAA Tournament appearance since junior Jack McClinton led the team in scoring (17.7) and assists (2.6)... McClinton led the ACC in free throw percentage (.919), was second in three-point field goal percentage (.427) and scored 10 or more points in 25 of his last 26 games... sophomore James Dews was second on the team in scoring (10.3) and minutes played (28.5)... nine players averaged 14 or more minutes per game. The Wolfpack finished overall and tied for 11th in the ACC with a 4-12 league mark... J.J. Hickson led the team in scoring (14.8) and rebounding (8.5)... Gavin Grant, the team s only senior starter, averaged 13.1 points and 4.5 rebounds... Trevor Ferguson averaged 9.6 points and 1.8 rebounds over the last five games... over his last three games guard Javier Gonzalez averaged 10.0 points and 2.3 assists... in ACC play, Courtney Fells shot.452 from 3-point range and was third on the team in scoring (12.5) of the 11 players who averaged 8.5 minutes or more are slated to return next season, including PG Farnold Degand who started the first 10 games, averaging 6.9 points and 3.2 assists before suffering a seasonending knee injury. The Hokies return four starters and nine of their top 10 players from a team that won seven of its last 10 games to finish overall and fourth in the ACC with a 9-7 league mark... eight of Tech s 14 losses were by six points or less, including six by three or fewer points... Tech freshmen combined to average 35.1 points per game - the eighth-best scoring average by a freshmen class in ACC history... A.D. Vassallo scored in double figures in all but two games and led the team in scoring (16.9) and was third in rebounding (4.6)... freshman Jeff Allen had a team-high 10 double-doubles and led the team in rebounding (7.6)... over his last five games Malcolm Delaney averaged 14.8 points and 3.8 assists. Starters Returning (4) G Jack McClinton... Jr. 1st-Team All-ACC; 17.7 ppg G James Dews... So. 32 starts; 10.3 ppg G Lance Hurdle... Jr. 20 starts; 9.3 ppg in ACC F Dwayne Collins... So. 18 starts; 8.6 ppg; 6.5 rpg Starters Lost (1) C Anthony King... Sr. 33 starts; 7.1 ppg; 7.0 rpg Others Returning F Brian Asbury... Jr. 15 starts; 8.8 ppg; 4.1 rpg F Jimmy Graham... Jr. 10 starts; 6.0 ppg; 4.9 rpg G Eddie Rios... Fr min; 3.4 ppg; 2.1 apg F Adrian Thomas... So. 4.5 ppg before injury North Carolina Head Coach: Roy Williams 36-2 Overall 14-2 ACC - 1st Starters Returning (4) F J.J. Hickson... Fr ppg; 8.5 rpg;.591 fg% G Courtney Fells... Jr ppg;.814 ft% F Brandon Costner. So. 19 starts; 8.5 ppg; 4.6 rpg G Javier Gonzalez... Fr. 15 starts; 3.8 ppg; 2.1 apg Starters Lost (1) F Gavin Grant... Sr. 31 starts; 13.1 ppg; 4.5 rpg Others Returning F Ben McCauley... Jr. 15 starts; 6.1 ppg; 3.7 rpg G Trevor Ferguson.. So. 3.6 ppg;.550 3fg% in ACC G Farnold Degand.. Jr. F Dennis Horner.. So. 3.2 ppg; 26 games Virginia Head Coach: Dave Leitao Overall 5-11 ACC - 10th Starters Returning (4) F A.D. Vassallo... Jr ppg; 4.6 rpg;.395 3fg% F Jeff Allen... Fr ppg; 7.6 rpg; 69 steals F Lewis Witcher... So. 12 starts; 2.7 ppg; 2.2 rpg G Malcolm Delaney.. Fr. 9.6 ppg; 3.1 apg;.402 3fg% Starters Lost (1) F Deron Washington. Sr. 34 starts; 13.1 ppg; 6.5 rpg Others Returning F J.T. Thompson... Fr. 5 starts; 5.6 ppg;.548 fg% G Hank Thorns... Fr. 12 starts; 4.6 ppg; 3.2 apg G Dorenzo Hudson. Fr. 2 starts; 3.5 ppg; 1.4 rpg G Cheick Diakite... Jr. 16 starts; 2.7 rpg; 1.9 ppg Wake Forest Head Coach: Dino Gaudio Overall 7-9 ACC - tie 7th The Tar Heels look to return five starters from a team that finished 36-3 overall and advanced to the Final Four for the 17th time... junior Tyler Hansbrough earned unanimous National Player of the Year honors after leading the ACC in scoring (22.6) and rebounding (10.2)... led by Hansbrough, four Tar Heels are averaging in double figures... Wayne Ellington scored in double figures in 15 of his last 16 games and finished second on the team in scoring (16.6)... Ty Lawson shot.515 from the floor, averaged 12.7 points per game and finished third in the ACC in assists (5.2). The Cavaliers look to return two starters from a team that won six of its last 10 games to finish overall and 10th in the ACC with a 5-11 mark in league play... senior guard Sean Singletary, a three-time first-team All-ACC selection, finished his career fifth on the school s all-time scoring list (2,079), third in assists (587) and closed out his career by scoring 10 or more points in 55 consecutive games... after missing 13 games in the middle of the season Laurynas Mikalauskas returned to average 10.1 points and 5.0 rebounds in seven ACC games... freshman Jeff Jones averaged 18.0 points and 3.0 rebounds over his last two games. Five starters are slated to return from a youthful Deacon team that finished overall and 7-9 in ACC play... Wake s 7-9 ACC mark was its best league record since a 13-3 mark in Jeff Teague scored 10 or more points in 19 of his last 22 games and led all ACC freshmen in conference games only scoring (16.4)... James Johnson led the team in scoring (14.6), rebounds (8.1) and was second in blocked shots (1.3)... Ishmael Smith led the Deacs in assists in 17 of the last 18 games and finished fifth in the ACC in assists (4.7)... Chas McFarland averaged 9.7 points and 6.6 rebounds in ACC play. Starters Returning (5) F Tyler Hansbrough... Jr ppg; 10.2 rpg;.540fg% F Deon Thompson. So. 38 starts; 8.4 ppg; 4.8 rpg F Marcus Ginyard... Jr. 39 starts; 6.9 ppg; 4.5 rpg G Wayne Ellington. So. 38 starts; 16.6 ppg; 4.4 rpg G Ty Lawson... So. 29 starts; 12.7 ppg; 5.2 apg Other Resturning F Danny Green... Jr. 1 start; 11.5 ppg; 4.8 rpg F Alex Stepheson... So. 4.3 ppg; 4.5 rpg;.539 fg% F Will Graves... Fr. 36 games; 2.2 ppg; FG% G Bobby Frasor... Jr. 12 games; 3.2 ppg; 2.1 apg F Mike Copeland... Jr. 25 games; 1.2 ppg; 0.8 rpg Starters Returning (2) G Jeff Jones... Fr. 25 starts; 4.8 ppg F Mike Scott... Fr. 21 starts; 5.7 ppg; 5.3 rpg Starters Lost (3) G Sean Singletary.. Sr ppg; 6.1 apg; 3.8 rpg F Adrian Joseph... Sr. 9.9 ppg; 5.7 rpg;.761 ft% C Ryan Pettinella... Sr. 20 starts; 2.6 ppg; 2.7 rpg Others Returning G Mamadi Diane... Jr. 22 starts; 11.8 ppg;.414 3FG% G Calvin Baker... So. 8 starts; 8.6 ppg; 2.4 apg F Laurynas Mikalauskas.. Jr ppp; 5.0 rpg in ACC play F Jamil Tucker... So. 3 starts; 5.2 ppg; 3.3 rpg Starters Returning (5) F James Johnson... Fr. 28 starts; 14.6 ppg; 8.1 rpg C Chas McFarland. So. 27 starts; 8.4 ppg; 5.8 rpg G Jeff Teague... Fr. 21 starts; 13.9 ppg; 2.5 apg G Ishmael Smith... So. 30 starts; 4.7 apg; 8.6 ppg G L.D. Williams... So. 25 starts; 8.9 ppg; 3.8 rpg Others Returning G Harvey Hale... Jr. 12 starts; 8.1 ppg; 2.1 rpg F Jamie Skeen... So. 6 starts; 5.6 ppg; 4.1 rpg C David Weaver... So. 2.7 ppg; 2.6 rpg;.617 fg% G Gary Clark... Fr. 24 games; 2.6 ppg F Cameron Stanley. Jr. 24 games; 1.0 ppg

9 Most Improved Wake Forest s Chas McFarland led the ACC in per game scoring improvement (+7.7) from a year ago... Maryland s Landon Milbourne leads the ACC in increased minutes played per game (+19.9). Scoring Net Chas McFarland, WF Greivis Vasquez, Md Landon Milbourne, Md James Dews, UM Ralph Mims, FSU Danny Green, UNC Gerald Henderson, Duke Bambale Osby, Md Minutes Played Net Landon Milbourne, Md Chas McFarland, WF D Andre Bell, GT James Dews, UM Bambale Osby, Md Ralph Mims, FSU Eric Hayes, Md Charity Charts North Carolina s Tyler Hansbrough led all ACC players in free throw attempts per game (9.7)... Hansbrough also leads all ACC players with 21 games of 10 or more free throw attempts. Player, School GP FTA PG Tyler Hansbrough, UNC Sean Singletary, UVa Tyrese Rice, BC J.J. Hickson, NCS Deron Washington, VT DeMarcus Nelson, Duke Gavin Grant, NCS Bambale Osby, Md Jeremis Smith, GT Bench Bonus Georgia Tech s Matt Causey came off the bench to score 30 points in an win over Virginia Tech on Jan Causey s 30 points are the thirdhighest point total by a non-starter in ACC history. Team 67 Duke vs. North Carolina Central... N9 58 Miami vs. Florida Southern... N9 54 Duke vs. Michigan... D8 54 Miami vs. North Carolina A&T... D23 49 Georgia Tech vs. Virginia... J27 Individual 30 Matt Causey, GT vs. Virginia Tech... J19 27 Jon Scheyer, Duke vs. Miami... F20 27 Taylor King, Duke vs. E. Kentucky... N25 24 Corey Raji, BC vs. Providence... D1 23 Zack Peacock, GT vs. Virginia... M3 22 Terrence Oglesby, Clem. vs. ECU... D5 22 Jon Scheyer, Duke vs. N. Mexico St.... N12 21 J.J. Hickson, NCS vs. Michigan St.... N28 21 Terrence Oglesby, CU vs. PR-Mayaguez... D20 21 Jon Scheyer, Duke vs. Florida State.. J16 NC State s J.J. Hickson (14.8 ppg) led a group of seven ACC freshmen averaging 10 or more points per game... led the ACC in field goal percentage (.591) and was second in rebounding (8.5). Wake Forest s James Johnson (14.6) was 12th in the ACC in scoring and third in rebounding (8.1). Duke s Kyle Singler was third among ACC freshmen in ACC games only scoring (15.1). Wake Forest s Jeff Teague scored 10 or more points in 19 of his last 22 games and averaged 16.4 points per game in ACC play. Clemson s Terrence Oglesby was seventh among ACC freshmen in scoring (10.5) despite not having started one game this season. Virginia Tech s Jeff Allen had 10 doubledoubles, was second in the ACC in steals (2.1) and shot.491 from the floor. Boston College s Rakim Sanders had five games with 20 or more points and shot.386 from three-point range. ACC Freshmen Statistical Leaders Scoring J.J. Hickson, NC State James Johnson, Wake Forest Jeff Teague, Wake Forest Kyle Singler, Duke Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech Rakim Sanders, Boston College Terrence Oglesby, Clemson Game High: J.J. Hickson, NCS vs. WCU Rebounds J.J. Hickson, NC State James Johnson, Wake Forest Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech Kyle Singler, Duke Mike Scott, Virginia Game High: J.J. Hickson, NCS vs. Clem Assists Maurice Miller, Georgia Tech Hank Thorns, Virginia Tech Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech Demontez Stitt, Clemson Biko Paris, Boston College Game High: Maurice Miller, GT vs. Md Minutes Played Jeff Teague, Wake Forest James Johnson, Wake Forest J.J. Hickson, NC State Kyle Singler, Duke Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech Double-Doubles Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech J.J. Hickson, NC State James Johnson, Wake Forest... 8 Kyle Singler, Duke... 4 Mike Scott, Virginia... 2 Rakim Sanders, Boston College... 1 J.T. Thompson, Virginia Tech... 1 Hokie Highlights Virginia Tech s freshmen class of Jeff Allen, Terrell Bell, Malcolm Delaney, Dorenzo Hudson, J.T. Thompson and Hank Thorns averaged 35.1 points per game this past season - the eighthbest scoring average by an ACC freshmen class since freshmen became eligible in Points Per Game by Freshmen School Year W/L PG Duke Georgia Tech Clemson North Carolina Duke North Carolina Wake Forest Virginia Tech Wake Forest Maryland Clemson Deacon Diaper Dandy Duo Wake Forest s James Johnson and Jeff Teague became only the fourth set of freshmen in ACC history to rank 1-2 on their respective team in scoring. Freshmen 2-Deep Scoring Leaders Georgia Tech (13-15, 4-10 ACC) Mark Price (20.3); John Salley (11.5) Duke (11-17, 3-11 ACC) Johnny Dawkins (18.1), Mark Alarie (13.0) Georgia Tech (20-12, 8-8 ACC) Javaris Crittenton (14.4); Thaddeus Young (14.4) Wake Forest (17-13, 7-9 ACC) James Johnson (14.6); Jeff Teague (13.9) Baby Boaders NC State s J.J. Hickson and Wake Forest s James Johnson finished 1-2 among ACC freshmen in rebounding... Hickson s 8.5 per game average ranks 11th all-time among ACC freshmen while Johnson s 8.1 per game mark is tied for 13th. ACC Freshmen Season Rebound Average Wayne Rollins... Clem Ralph Sampson... UVa Buck Williams... Md Mike Gminski... Duke Joe Smith... Md Larry Gibson... Md Antawn Jamison... UNC Tim Duncan... WF Chris Bosh... GT Gene Banks... Duke J.J. Hickson... NCS Travis Watson... UVa James Johnson... WF Sharone Wright... Clem Sean May... UNC

10 Dialing Long Distance Georgia Tech s Anthony Morrow closed out his career with at least one 3-point field goal in 41 consecutive games - the longest current streak in the ACC. Duke made at least one 3-point field goal attempt in its last 653 consecutive games - the fourth longest streak in the nation. Florida State set a ACC single-game record with 20 three-point field goals (35 attempts) in a win over Maine on Dec. 8. Consecutive Games with 3-Point FG Player, School Games Anthony Morrow, Sr., Georgia Tech Greg Paulus, Jr., Duke Tyrese Rice, Jr., Boston College Sean Singletary, Sr., Virginia A.D. Vassallo, Jr., Virginia Tech Wayne Ellington, So., North Carolina... 9 Highest Percentage of 3-Point FG Attempts Player, School 3-Pt. of FGA Pct. Taylor King, Duke of Terrence Oglesby, Clem of Greg Paulus, Duke of Tyler Roche, BC of Harvey Hale, WF of Consecutive Games with 3-Point FG Team Games Duke NC State Wake Forest North Carolina Maryland Miami Virginia Tech Clemson Boston College Virginia Georgia Tech Florida State Team 3-Point FGs Team Game High 10+ Duke Clemson Virginia Florida State Wake Forest Miami Georgia Tech Boston College Maryland NC State North Carolina Virginia Tech In 96 ACC games in Thirty-five ACC games during the regular season were decided by three points or less, or in overtime were decided by six points or less or in overtime... a year ago, 22 ACC games were decided by three points or less or in overtime. An ACC record 12 league games went into overtime this past season... home teams were 7-5 in extra session play... Virginia Tech was 3-0 in overtime games. Home teams won seven of the last 11 ACC games... home teams finished (.604) overall... all 12 ACC teams won at least one road game in league play... North Carolina (8-0) and Duke (6-2) each had winning records in ACC road games this year. Teams that led at half were Virginia Tech and Duke overcame four halftime deficits, Georgia Tech, North Carolina three, Clemson, Maryland and Miami two, NC State, Virginia and Wake Forest one each... the largest deficit overcome was 14 points by North Carolina vs. Boston College, March 1 (40-54). Over the final 15 ACC regular season games, the team that has trailed at half came back to either win (7 times) or send the game into overtime (once). ACC Games Home Teams Lead at Half Shoot 50% or better Shoot 42% or less Out-Rebound Opponent Fewer Turnovers Most Played Series Duke vs. Wake Forest Duke vs. NC State NC State vs. Wake Forest North Carolina vs. Duke North Carolina vs. Wake Forest North Carolina vs. NC State North Carolina vs. Virginia Maryland vs. Virginia North Carolina vs. Maryland Duke vs. Maryland Current Streaks Duke over Boston College... 8 Maryland over Georgia Tech... 6 NC State over Virginia Tech... 6 McClinton Miami s Jack McClinton ranks second on the ACC career free throw percentage list (.901) and fifth in 3-point field percentage (.433). Career 3-Point FG Percentage Player, School Years Pct. Cal Boyd, WF Vinny Del Negro, NCS Rodney Monroe, NCS Hubert Davis, UNC Jack McClinton, Miami Archie Miller, NCS , Trajan Langdon, Duke , Steve Bucknall, UNC Dennis Scott, GT Ranzino Smith, UNC Career Free Throw Percentage Player, School Years Pct. J.J. Redick, Duke Jack McClinton, Miami Charlie Davis, WF Roger Mason, UVa Trajan Langdon, Duke , Greg Manning, Md Jackie Murdock, WF Chris McCray, Md Paul Long, WF Juan Dixon, Md Mark Price, GT Single-Season Free Throw Percentage Player, School Year Cl. Pct. J.J. Redick, Duke So J.J. Redick, Duke Jr..938 Jack McClinton, Miami Jr J.J. Redick, Duke Fr Shawn Robinson, Clem Sr..913 Shammond Williams, NC Sr..911 Greg Manning, Md Jr..908 Chris McCray, Md Jr..903 Juan Dixon, Md Sr Gary Burnisky, Clem Sr Super Sophs Maryland s Greivis Vasquez (388) is 10th among ACC sophomore assist leaders while North Carolina s Ty Lawson (378) is 11th. ACC Sophomore Assists Leaders Player, School Years Ast. 1. Bobby Hurley, Duke Ed Cota, UNC Chris Corchiani, NCS Steve Blake, Md Kenny Anderson, GT Grayson Marshall, Clem Raymond Felton, UNC Jarrett Jack, GT Chris Paul, WF Greivis Vasquez, Md Ty Lawson, UNC Travis Best, GT Phil Ford, UNC

11 Hansbrough North Carolina s Tyler Hansbrough led the ACC in scoring (22.6) and rebounding (10.2)... scored 20 or more points in 23 of his last 31 games... scored 10 or more points in 102 of his 108 career games... led the ACC with 19 double-doubles this season and 35 for his career... has scored more points (2,168) than any other ACC player through his junior season Statistics & ACC Ranking Statistic No. ACC Points Per Game st Rebounds Per Game st Field Goal Percentage nd Free Throw Percentage th Double-Doubles st Free Throw Attempts st Offensive Rebounds st Defensive Rebounds st Minutes Played th Career Scoring Leaders as Juniors # Player, School Years Pts. 1. Tyler Hansbrough, UNC ** 2, Dennis Scott, GaT , Jason Williams, Duke , Antawn Jamison, UNC , Bryant Stith, UVa , J.J. Redick, Duke , Michael Jordan, UNC , Kenny Carr, NCS , Johnny Dawkins, Duke , Rashad McCants, UNC , Rodney Rogers, WF , Jeff Lamp, UVa , Rodney Monroe, NCS , Christian Laettner, Duke , Phil Ford, UNC , Bob Sura, FSU , Mike Gminski, Duke , Mark Price, GaT , Sam Perkins, UNC , Ralph Sampson, UVa ,599 Career Rebound Leaders as Juniors # Player, School Years Rebs. 1. Ralph Sampson, UVa , Tim Duncan, WF , Antawn Jamison, UNC , Wayne Rollins, Clem Tyler Hansbrough, UNC ** Buck Williams, Md Malcolm Mackey, GT Mike Gminski, Duke Shelden Williams, Duke Dale Davis, Clem Christian Laettner, Duke Sam Perkins, UNC Travis Watson, UVa Gene Banks, Duke Alvin Jones, GT Danny Ferry, Duke George Lynch, UNC Derrick Lewis, Md Mitch Kupchak, UNC Brad Daugherty, UNC Scoring Streak Virginia guard Sean Singletary finished his collegiate career scoring 10 or more points in 55 consecutive games - tying for the 11thlongest double-digit scoring streak in ACC history. Double-Figure Scoring Streaks Player, School Seasons No. 1. Jeff Mullins, Duke ,63, Tom McMillen, Md ,73, Rodney Monroe, NCS ,90,91 69 Kenny Carr, NCS ,76, Danny Ferry, Duke ,88, Rodney Rogers, WF ,92, Larry Miller, UNC , Bob Leonard, WF ,65, Tim Duncan, WF , Len Chappell, WF , Sean Singletary, UVa Dennis Scott, GT ,90 55 David Thompson, NCS , Juan Dixon, Md , Randolph Childress, WF. 1991,93,94 53 Paul Long, WF , Will Solomon, Clem ,01 52 Charlie Scott, UNC ,69,70 52 Len Bias, Md ,85, Johnny Dawkins, Duke 1983,84,85 51 Bryant Stith, UVa ,92 51 Virginia s Sean Singletary finished second in the ACC in assists (6.1) and third in scoring (19.8)... has scored 20 or more points 43 times in his career... scored 10 or more points in 55 straight games and in 92 of his last finished fifth on the Cavaliers all-time scoring list with 2,079 points and started all 123 games he has played in at Virginia. Singletary is the only player in ACC history to have 2,000 points, 500 assists, 400 rebounds and 200 steals in his career. Singletary is the only player in Division I to have a 40-point game, a 10-rebound game, and a 10-assist game this season. Career Totals with School & ACC Rank Statistic Total ACC UVa Games Played t149th... 14th Games Started na... na Minutes Played... 4, th... 5th Points Scored... 2, t27th... 5th Assists th... 3rd Steals th... 2nd Free Throws Made th... 4th 3-Point FGs Made t25th... 4th Career Totals vs. ACC Opponents Team G Ast PG Pts PG Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami N. Carolina NC State Virginia Tech Wake Forest Total