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ACC Media Services 11 ACC Coaches Teleconference The 12 ACC head basketball coaches will be featured on nine Monday teleconferences during the 2005-06 season.

2 ACC Media Services 11 ACC Coaches Teleconference The 12 ACC head basketball coaches will be featured on nine Monday teleconferences during the season. The season s first teleconference will take place on Monday January 9, and continue through Monday, March 6. Each coach will have 10 minutes to make an opening statement and answer questions. There will be an instant replay of each teleconference on the Conference s internet site TheACC.com each Monday afternoon. ACC Basketball Coaches Teleconference Al Skinner, Boston College... 10:30 Oliver Purnell, Clemson... 10:40 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke... 10:50 Leonard Hamilton, Florida State... 11:00 Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech... 11:10 Gary Williams, Maryland... 11:20 Frank Haith, Miami... 11:30 Roy Williams, North Carolina... 11:40 Herb Sendek, NC State... 11:50 Dave Leitao, Virginia... 12:00 Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech... 12:10 Skip Prosser, Wake Forest... 12:20 Media Phone Number: TheACC.com The Atlantic Coast Conference official web site can be accessed by visiting Basketball information is updated with new material daily with standings, statistics, game previews, notes and other information. Links to each ACC school athletic department home page are also located on this site. TheACC.com is also the site for the instant replay of the league s head basketball coaches teleconference every Monday afternoon during the season. ACC Honors & Awards The Associated Press/ACSMA All-ACC teams, Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, and Rookie of the Year are selected in a vote by members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA). The teams and individual award winners will be announced during the week immediately following the conclusion of the regular season. ACSMA is also responsible for selecting ACC basketball players of the week throughout the course of the season for Monday afternoon release. Nominations for the awards are made by the sports information offices of the 12 member institutions and are voted on by a panel of five media representatives. Atlantic Coast Conference P.O. Drawer ACC Greensboro, N.C Weybridge Lane (27407) Phone / Media Relations Fax / ACC Media Relations Staff Brian Morrison... Assistant Commissioner Amy Yakola... Associate Director Sarah Schmidt... Assistant Director Jason Leturmy... Assistant Director Barb Dery... Administrative Assistant Phil Perry... Media Relations Intern ACC Office Staff Commissioner John D. Swofford Associate Commissioners Frederick E. Barakat Jeff Elliott Shane Lyons Bernadette V. McGlade Assistant Commissioners Mike Finn W. Scott McBurney Brian A. Morrison Davis Whitfield Amy Yakola Director of Information Systems Christina L. Tracey Director of Business Operations Lynne Herndon Football Officials, Coordinator Tommy Hunt Basketball Officials, Coordinator John Clougherty Assistant Directors, Media Services Sarah Schmidt Jason Leturmy Assistant Director, Video Services Steve Slim Vollinger Assistant Director, Compliance Lindsey Babcock Assistant Director, Women s Basketball Brad Hecker Executive Asst. to the Commissioner Cecelia DiAmico Administrative Assistant Media Relations Barbara J. Dery Website Editor tba Administrative Assistants Kathy C. Hunt Jennie Barrett Emily Watkins Tracey Haith Susan Anthony Kris Willett ACC Sports Information Directors Boston College... Chris Cameron cameroch@bc.edu Clemson... Tim Bourret btimoth@clemson.edu Duke... Jon Jackson sid@duke.edu Florida State... Rob Wilson rlwilson@mailer.fsu.edu Georgia Tech... Allison George ageorge@at.gtaa.gatech.edu Maryland... Doug Dull ddull@umd.edu Miami... Mark Pray mpray@miami.edu North Carolina... Steve Kirschner skirschner@uncaa.unc.edu NC State... Annabelle Vaughan annabelle_vaughan@ncsu.edu Virginia... Rich Murray rjm4e@virginia.edu Virginia Tech... Dave Smith vtsid@vt.edu Wake Forest... Dean Buchan buchandw@wfu.edu

3 ACC Basketball Schedule All Times Eastern *denotes RJ-split CSN... Comcast Sports Net CSS... College Sports South ESPN-C... ESPN Classic FSN-FL... Fox Sports Florida FS-NW... Fox Sports Northwest FSN... Fox Sports Net & Affiliates FSNS... Fox Sports Net South RSN... Regional Sports Network Thursday, November 10 Radford at Virginia Tech... 7:00 NABC Classic Mississippi Valley State at Wake Forest... 8:00 Coaches vs. Cancer Friday, November 11 tba at Wake Forest in Coaches vs. Cancer... tba Saturday, November 12 Bowling Green at Virginia Tech... 1:00 NABC Classic Sunday, November 13 Western Carolina at Virginia Tech... 3:00 NABC Classic Miami vs. Texas-Arlington... 5:00 BCA Classic, Seattle, Wash. Monday, November 14 Boston University at Duke... ESPN2... 7:30 Pre-Season NIT Miami in BCA Classic... tba Seattle, Washington Tuesday, November 15 Miami in BCA Classic, Seattle... FS-NW... tba Wednesday, November 16 tba at Duke in Pre-Season NIT... ESPN... 7:30 Thursday, November 17 Wake Forest in Coaches vs. Cancer... ESPN2... tba Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. Friday, November 18 Wake Forest in Coaches vs. Cancer... ESPN2... tba Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. Bethune-Cookman at Clemson... 7:00 UNCA at Georgia Tech... 7:00 Stetson at NC State... 7:00 American Youth Classic, Raleigh, N.C. Mount St. Mary s at Virginia Tech... CSN... 7:00 Liberty at Virginia... 7:00 Dartmouth at Boston College... 7:00 Fairleigh-Dickinson at Maryland... CSN... 9:00 Saturday, November 19 Davidson at Duke... ESPN2... 5:00 The Citadel at NC State... 6:00 American Youth Classic, Raleigh, N.C. Florida State at Jacksonville... FSN-FL... 7:00 Gardner-Webb at North Carolina... 7:00 Morgan State at Miami... 7:30 Sunday, November 20 Delaware at NC State... 2:00 American Youth Classic, Raleigh, N.C. Boston College in Vegas Invitational... 2:00 Chestnut Hill, Mass. Monday, November 21 Maryland vs. Gonzaga... ESPN2... 5:00 Maui Tournament, Maui, Hawaii Alcorn State at Florida State... 7:00 Elon at Georgia Tech... 7:00 Marshall at Virginia Tech... 7:00 UNC-Asheville at Wake Forest... 7:00 Coppin State at Clemson... 8:00 Tuesday, November 22 Boston College in Vegas Invitational... 7:00 Chestnut Hill, Mass. North Carolina A&T at Miami... 7:30 Virginia at Richmond... 7:30 Cleveland State at North Carolina... tba Maryland in Maui Tournament... ESPN... tba Wednesday, November 23 Duke in Pre-Season NIT... ESPN2... tba South Carolina State at Clemson... 7:30 VMI at NC State... 7:30 Maryland in Maui Tournament... ESPN... tba Friday, November 25 Duke in Pre-Season NIT... ESPN2... tba Illinois-Chicago at Georgia Tech... FSNS... 6:30 Morgan State at Virginia Tech... 7:00 Appalachian State at Wake Forest... 7:00 Florida State at Florida... FSN-FL... 7:30 UC-Santa Barbara at North Carolina... FSNS... 8:30 Boston College in Vegas Invitational... tba Las Vegas, Nev. Saturday, November 26 Clemson vs. Charleston Southern... 7:00 Charleston (S.C.) Coliseum NC State vs. Notre Dame... ESPN-C... 7:00 Wooden Tradition, Indianapolis, Ind. Boston College in Vegas Invitational... tba Las Vegas, Nev. Sunday, November 27 Miami at Temple... FSN-FL... 1:00 Nicholls State at Maryland... CSN... 2:00 Virginia at Arizona... FSN... 7:00 Monday, November 28 Virginia Tech at Ohio State... ESPN2... 7:30 Tuesday, November 29 Wisconsin at Wake Forest... ESPN... 7:00 Purdue at Florida State... ESPN2... 7:30 Clemson at Penn State... ESPNU... 8:00 Illinois at North Carolina... ESPN... 9:00 Miami at Michigan... ESPN2... 9:30 Wednesday, November 30 Georgia Tech at Michigan State... ESPN... 7:00 Minnesota at Maryland... ESPN2... 7:30 Northwestern at Virginia... ESPNU... 8:00 Duke at Indiana... ESPN... 9:00 NC State at Iowa... ESPN2... 9:30 Friday, December 2 Louisiana-Monroe at Florida State... FSN-FL... 8:00 Saturday, December 3 North Carolina at Kentucky... CBS.. 12:00 Elon vs. Wake Forest... 2:00 Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum South Carolina at Clemson... FSNS... 4:00 Birmingham-Southern at Miami... 7:30 Sacred Heart at Boston College... tba Sunday, December 4 Virginia at Georgia Tech... FSN... 5:30 Virginia Tech at Duke... FSN... 8:00 Monday, December 5 George Washington vs. Maryland... RSN... 9:00 BB&T Classic, MCI Center, Washington, D.C. Tuesday, December 6 Wofford at Clemson... 7:30 Michigan State vs. Boston College... ESPN... 9:00 Jimmy V Classic, Madison Square Garden Wednesday, December 7 Pennsylvania at Duke... ESPN2... 7:00 Texas Southern at Florida State... 7:00 Georgia Tech at Georgia... FSNS... 7:00 North Carolina A&T at Virginia Tech... 7:00 Fordham at Virginia... 7:00 Western Carolina at Maryland... 8:00 St. Louis at North Carolina... ESPN2... 9:00 Friday, December 9 East Tennessee State at Clemson... 7:00 Saturday, December 10 Texas vs. Duke... CBS... 1:30 The Meadowlands, E. Rutherford, N.J. Appalachian State at NC State(Reynolds Coliseum) 2:00 Tennessee State at Georgia Tech... 3:00 St. John s at Virginia Tech... FSN... 4:00 Wofford at Miami... FSN-FL... 7:30 Sunday, December 11 Boston College at Maryland... FSN... 7:30 Tuesday, December 13 DePaul at Wake Forest... ESPN... 9:00 Wednesday, December 14 UNC-Asheville at NC State... 7:00 Saturday, December 17 Princeton at Wake Forest... ESPN2... 4:00 Florida State vs. Bowling Green... CSS... 6:30 Coors Classic, Mobile, Ala. Santa Clara at North Carolina... FSNS... 8:00 Virginia at Gonzaga... FS-NW.. 10:00 Sunday, December 18 Virginia Tech vs. Stanford... ESPN am12:30 Las Vegas (Nev.) Shootout Texas Southern at Boston College... FSN... 3:30 Miami at NC State... FSN... 5:30 Valparaiso at Duke... FSN... 8:00 Monday, December 19 Clemson vs. University of Puerto Rico... 2:00 San Juan (P.R.) Shootout Tuesday, December 20 Stetson at Florida State... FSN-FL... 7:00 Clemson in San Juan Shootout... tba San Juan (P.R.) Shootout Wednesday, December 21 St. John s at Duke... ESPN2... 6:00 North Carolina at Southern California... FSN.. 10:30 Clemson in San Juan Shootout... tba Thursday, December 22 Campbell at Florida State... 7:00 Jacksonville at Georgia Tech... 7:00 Wake Forest at Richmond... FSNS... 7:00 Loyola-Baltimore at Virginia... 7:00 Florida at Miami... FSN-FL... 7:00 Harvard at Boston College... 7:00 NC State at Alabama... FSNS... 9:00 Friday, December 23 American at Maryland... 8:00 Tuesday, December 27 William & Mary at Virginia Tech... 7:00 Boston College at Duquense... 7:05 Stetson at Miami... FSN-FL... 7:30 Wednesday, December 28 Clemson at Georgia... FSNS... 7:00 New Hampshire at NC State... 7:00 UMBC vs. Virginia (Siegel Center, Richmond,Va.). 7:00 Delaware State at Maryland... *RJ... 8:00 UNC-Asheville at North Carolina... *RJ... 8:00 Georgia Tech at Air Force... FSNS... 9:00

4 ACC Basketball Schedule 3 Friday, December 30 Virginia Tech at Old Dominion... 7:00 Charleston Southern at Wake Forest... 7:00 Elon at Clemson... 7:30 Saturday, December 31 George Washington at NC State.. FSNS/CSN.. 12:00 Boston College at Rhode Island... 1:00 UNC-Greensboro vs. Duke... RJ... 1:00 Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum Florida State vs. Nebraska... FSN-FL... 1:30 Orange Bowl Doubleheader, Sunrise, Fla. VMI at Maryland... CSN... 2:00 Hartford at Virginia... 2:00 Louisville vs. Miami... FSN... 4:00 Orange Bowl Doubleheader, Sunrise, Fla. Bethune-Cookman at Georgia Tech... 5:00 Monday, January 2 Virginia at Western Kentucky... tba Virginia Tech at James Madison.. CSN/FSN-FL... 4:00 Bucknell at Duke... ESPN... 4:30 Sacred Heart at Miami... 7:30 Tuesday, January 3 Davidson at North Carolina... FSNS/FSN-FL... 7:00 UNC-Greensboro at NC State... 7:00 Massachusetts at Boston College... 7:00 East Carolina at Wake Forest... FSNS/FSN-FL... 9:00 Wednesday, January 4 Florida State at Clemson... 7:30 Texas A&M Corpus at Maryland... 8:00 Saturday, January 7 Maryland at Miami... *RJ.. 12:00 Clemson at Virginia... *RJ.. 12:00 NC State at North Carolina... ESPN2... 3:00 Virginia Tech at Florida State... 7:00 Sunday, January 8 Boston College at Georgia Tech... FSN... 5:30 Duke at Wake Forest... FSN... 8:00 Tuesday, January 10 North Carolina at Virginia Tech... ESPN2... 7:30 Georgia Tech at Centenary... 8:00 NC State at Boston College... RJ... 9:00 Wednesday, January 11 Florida State at Virginia... 7:00 Wake Forest at Clemson... ESPNU... 7:00 Maryland at Duke... ESPN... 9:00 Saturday, January 14 Georgia Tech at NC State... RJ.. 12:00 Duke at Clemson... ESPN... 2:00 Florida State at Boston College... 2:00 Miami at North Carolina... ESPN2... 4:00 Sunday, January 15 Virginia at Virginia Tech... RJ... 4:00 Wake Forest at Maryland... FSN... 7:30 Tuesday, January 17 Boston College at Holy Cross... 7:00 Wednesday, January 18 NC State at Duke... ESPN... 7:00 Clemson at Miami... 7:30 Georgia Tech at Wake Forest... RJ... 9:00 Thursday, January 19 North Carolina at Virginia... ESPN... 7:00 Saturday, January 21 Clemson at Georgia Tech... RSN.. 12:00 Duke at Georgetown (MCI Center)... CBS... 1:30 Wake Forest at NC State... RJ... 4:00 Virginia Tech at Maryland... *RJ... 8:00 Boston College at Miami... *RJ... 8:00 Sunday, January 22 North Carolina at Florida State... FSN... 6:30 Tuesday, January 24 Florida State at Wake Forest... RSN... 7:00 Miami at Virginia... ESPNU... 9:00 Wednesday, January 25 Maryland at Georgia Tech... ESPN... 7:00 Seton Hall at NC State... ESPN-tba... 7:00 Boston College at North Carolina... RJ... 9:00 Thursday, January 26 Duke at Virginia Tech... ESPN... 7:00 Saturday, January 28 Maryland at Temple... ESPN2.. 12:00 Arizona at North Carolina... CBS... 1:00 Virginia Tech at Wake Forest... RJ... 3:00 Virginia at Duke... ESPN... 7:00 Sunday, January 29 NC State at Clemson... RJ... 1:30 Miami at Florida State... RJ... 4:00 Georgia Tech at Boston College... FSN... 5:30 Tuesday, January 31 Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech... RSN... 7:00 Wake Forest at Miami... RSN... 9:00 Wednesday, February 1 Clemson at Florida State... 7:00 Virginia at NC State... RSN... 7:00 Duke at Boston College... ESPN... 9:00 Thursday, February 2 North Carolina at Maryland... ESPN... 7:00 Saturday, February 4 Florida State at Duke... RSN.. 12:00 Miami at Georgia Tech... *RJ... 1:30 Wake Forest at Virginia... *RJ... 1:30 Clemson at North Carolina... RJ... 4:00 Boston College at Virginia Tech... 7:00 Sunday, February 5 Maryland at NC State... FSN... 2:00 Tuesday, February 7 Virginia at Maryland... RSN... 7:00 Duke at North Carolina... RJ/ESPN... 9:00 Wednesday, February 8 Boston College at Wake Forest... ESPN2... 7:00 NC State at Miami... ESPNU... 7:00 Virginia Tech at Clemson... 7:30 Thursday, February 9 Georgia Tech at Florida State... ESPNU... tba Saturday, February 11 Duke at Maryland... CBS... 1:00 Charlotte at Wake Forest... ABC... 3:30 Clemson at Boston College... *RJ... 8:00 Virginia Tech at Virginia... *RJ... 8:00 Sunday, February 12 NC State at Georgia Tech... RJ... 1:00 Massachusetts at Florida State... FSN... 5:30 North Carolina at Miami... FSN... 8:00 Monday, February 13 Stony Brook at Boston College... 7:00 Tuesday, February 14 Maryland at Clemson... *RJ... 8:00 Wake Forest at Duke... *RJ... 8:00 Wednesday, February 15 Georgia Tech at North Carolina... ESPN... 7:00 Longwood at Virginia... 7:00 Florida State at NC State... 7:30 Thursday, February 16 Miami at Boston College... RSN... 7:00 Saturday, February 18 NC State at Virginia Tech... ABC... 1:00 Virginia at Florida State... *RJ... 4:00 Georgia Tech at Maryland... *RJ... 4:00 Sunday, February 19 North Carolina at Wake Forest... ABC... 1:30 Miami at Duke... FSN... 5:30 Tuesday, February 21 Boston College at Virginia... RSN... 7:00 Wednesday, February 22 Duke at Georgia Tech... ESPN... 7:00 Clemson at Wake Forest... 7:00 Virginia Tech at Miami... ESPNU... 7:00 Maryland at Florida State... *RJ... 9:00 North Carolina at NC State... *RJ... 9:00 Saturday, February 25 Wake Forest at Georgia Tech... ABC... 1:00 Virginia at Clemson... 2:00 Duke at Temple... ESPN... 2:30 Boston College at NC State... CBS... 3:45 Florida State at Virginia Tech... 7:00 Sunday, February 26 Maryland at North Carolina... FSN... 5:30 Tuesday, February 28 Wake Forest at Boston College... RSN... 7:00 Wednesday, March 1 Duke at Florida State... ESPN... 7:00 Clemson at Virginia Tech... 7:00 Miami at Maryland... RJ... 9:00 Virginia at North Carolina... RJ... 9:00 Saturday, March 4 Virginia Tech at Boston College... RJ.. 12:00 Georgia Tech at Clemson... RJ... 2:00 NC State at Wake Forest... CBS... 4:00 North Carolina at Duke... ESPN... 9:00 Sunday, March 5 Florida State at Miami... RJ... 1:00 Maryland at Virginia... FSN... 3:30 53rd Annual ACC Basketball Tournament Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum Thursday, March 9 Game 1 (#8 vs. #9)... RJ.. noon Game 2 (#5 vs. #12)... RJ. *2:30 Game 3 (#7 vs. #10)... ESPN... 7:00 Game 4 (#6 vs. #11)... RJ. *9:30 Friday, March 10 Game 5 (#1 vs # 8/9 winner).. RJ/ESPN2.. noon Game 6 (#4 vs # 5/12 winner) RJ/ESPN2. *2:30 Game 7 (#2 vs # 7/10 winner) RJ/ESPN2... 7:00 Game 8 (#3 vs # 6/11 winner) RJ/ESPN2. *9:30 Saturday, March 11 Game 9 (Winners of games 5/6). RJ/ESPN... 1:30 Game 10 (Winners of games 7/8) RJ/ESPN. *4:00 Sunday, March 12 ACC Championship Game... RJ/ESPN... 1:00 *denotes tentative start time

5 ACC Preview Nik Caner-Medley Maryland 16.0 ppg; 6.2 rpg 3rd-team All-ACC Guillermo Diaz Miami 18.6 ppg;.456 fg% 2nd-team All-ACC Jared Dudley Boston College 16.5 ppg; 7.5 rpg 1st-team All-Big East Justin Gray Wake Forest 16.0 ppg;.788 ft% 2nd-team All-ACC J.J. Redick Duke 21.8 ppg;.938 ft% ACC Player of the Year Craig Smith Boston College 18.0 ppg; 8.5 rpg 1st-team All-Big East Eric Williams Wake Forest 16.1 ppg;.630 fg% 2nd-team All-ACC Shelden Williams Duke 15.5 ppg; 11.2 rpg 2nd-team All-ACC As a league, the ACC returns 33 starters for the season... nine teams return three or more starters from last season. Florida State, Maryland, Miami and Virginia Tech each return a league-high four starters defending national champion North Carolina and Georgia Tech do not list a returning starter. The 10 teams that took part in post-season play a year ago return 26 starters. Eight players who earned All- Conference recognition in return, including Duke's J.J. Redick who earned ACC Player of the Year honors as a junior a year ago. Redick and teammate Shelden Williams are the only two returning 1st-team All-ACC performers while Boston College's Craig Smith and Jared Dudley were 1st-team All-Big East selections Miami's Guillermo Diaz, Wake Forest's Justin Gray and Eric Williams earned second-team recognition while Maryland's Nik Caner-Medley was a third-team selection. Three players who led the ACC in seven statistical categories a year Pct. Pct. Retur turning Retur turning Retur turning Star arter ers Scoring Rebounding Boston on College Clemson Duke Florida Stat ate Georgia Tec ech Maryland Miami Nor orth Carolina NC Stat ate Vir irginia Vir irginia Tec ech Wak ake For ores est ago slated to return Duke's J.J. Redick led the ACC in scoring (21.8), free throw percentage (.938), three-point field goals per game (3.7) and minutes per game (37.3) Wake Forest's Eric Williams shot a league-high 63.0 percent from the floor while Duke's Shelden Williams led the conference in rebounding (11.2) and blocked shots (3.9). Seven of the ACC s top 11 scorers, including three of the top four, return... Duke s J.J. Redick led the league and was ninth nationally in scoring, averaging 21.8 points per game as a junior in Returning Starters, Pct. of Scoring Pct. of Rebounding for the Season Three of the ACC s top six rebounders from last season are back... Duke s Shelden Williams led the ACC and was sixth nationally in rebounding, averaging 11.2 rebounds per game as a junior a year ago... Williams 11.2 per game average was the highest rebounding average since Wake Forest s Tim Duncan averaged 14.7 boards per outing in Wake Forest s Eric Williams and Duke s Shelden Williams finished 1-2 among ACC field goal percentage leaders... Wake s Williams (.630) finished third nationally while Duke s Williams (.582) was 21st.

5 ACC garners third national title in last five years, 10th overall Duke s Blue Devils claim sixth ACC title in seven years in 52nd annual ACC Tournament Record nine ACC teams earn post-season bids,

Hm Rd W L Pct. Hm Rd Nu North Carolina... 14 2.875 8-0 6-2 33 4.892 15-0 8-2 10-2 Wake Forest... 13 3.813 8-0 5-3 27 6.818 16-0 8-4 3-2 Duke... 11 5.688 7-1 4-4 27 6.818 14-1 5-4 8-1 Virginia Tech.

6 5 ACC garners third national title in last five years, 10th overall Duke s Blue Devils claim sixth ACC title in seven years in 52nd annual ACC Tournament Record nine ACC teams earn post-season bids, including five NCAA Tournament berths ACC teams set single season attendance mark, drawing 1.9 million Four ACC teams ranked in final polls Standings ACC Games Overall Team W L Pct. Hm Rd W L Pct. Hm Rd Nu North Carolina Wake Forest Duke Virginia Tech Georgia Tech Miami NC State Maryland Clemson Florida State Virginia bold denotes ACC Champion David E. Klutho/Sports Illustrated North Carolina s Tar Heels claimed their fourth national championship, and coach Roy Williams first, defeating topranked Illinois North Carolina junior center Sean May averaged 24.0 points and 8.5 rebounds in wins over Michigan State and Illinois and was named the Final Four s Most Outstanding Player. May, Raymond Felton and Rashad McCants were named to the All- Final Four team. En route to winning its first national title since 1993, North Carolina posted consecutive NCAA Tournament wins over the Big Ten s top three teams - #19 Wisconsin, #13 Michigan State and No. 1 Illinois. Overall, the ACC was 10-4 against the Big Ten in With a 12-4 (.750) mark, the ACC was the winningest conference in the 2005 NCAA Tournament while the Big Ten was second at 12-5 (.706). The two leagues combined for 24 of the tournament s 64 wins (38 percent). No other conference had more than seven wins and only six conferences posted winning NCAA Tournament records. With a (.675) mark, the ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history. With its 12-4 (.750) mark in the 2005 NCAA Tournament, the ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament play to 18 years in a row. The Big East has the nation s next longest current non-losing streak at 12 straight years. The ACC has had at least one Final Four team in 16 of the last 18 years and in 21 of the last 25. Over the past 25 years (since 1981) four different ACC schools have won a total of eight NCAA titles, three more than any other conference. The ACC is the only conference to have won 10 or more NCAA Tournament games in each of the past two years and over that span has won seven more NCAA Tournament games than any other conference. NCAA Tournament 2004 & 2005 ACC Big Ten Big East Big Atlantic Ten Conference USA SEC Pac North Carolina claimed the ACC s third national title in five years and the 10th overall with a win over Illinois... UNC s Sean May named Most Outstanding Player. Duke captured its sixth ACC title in the last seven years, and 15th overall, with a victory over Georgia Tech in the finals of the 52nd ACC Tournament. The ACC set a single-season attendance record drawing 1.9 million fans in Virginia Tech led all NCAA Division I schools in average home attendance increase (3,063) while Miami was fourth (1,830). Duke s J.J. Redick and Wake Forest s Chris Paul earned unanimous first-team All- American honors.

6 6 2004-05 In Review Duke s J.J. Redick named ACC Player of the Year Duke s J.J. Redick was the media s choice in balloting for the 2005 ACC Player of the Year Award.

, junior is the fourth Blue Devil in the last seven years, and 12th overall, to capture the league s top honor.

7) and minutes played (37.3)... the only unanimous first-team All-ACC selection this season Redick scored 20 or more points in 21 of his 33 games this season.

7 In Review Duke s J.J. Redick named ACC Player of the Year Duke s J.J. Redick was the media s choice in balloting for the 2005 ACC Player of the Year Award... Redick was named on 68 of the 121 ballots cast by ACSMA (Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association)... the 6-4, 190- pound Roanoke, Va., junior is the fourth Blue Devil in the last seven years, and 12th overall, to capture the league s top honor... a unanimous first-team All-American selection in 2005 and a three-time ACC Player of the Week, Redick led the ACC in scoring (21.8), free throw percentage (.938), 3-point field goals per game (3.7) and minutes played (37.3)... the only unanimous first-team All-ACC selection this season Redick scored 20 or more points in 21 of his 33 games this season... currently is the ACC s alltime leader in career free throw percentage (.938) and seventh in three-point field goals (318). Redick in the ACC Category Avg Rank Scoring st Minutes Played st Free Throw Percentage st 3-Point FGs Per Game st 3-Point FG Percentage th 2005 ACC Player of the Year Voting J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Sean May, Jr., North Carolina Chris Paul, So., Wake Forest Raymond Felton, Jr., North Carolina... 4 Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke... 2 Guillermo Diaz, So., Miami...1 Rashad McCants, Jr., North Carolina... 1 Duke s Blue Devils captured their sixth ACC title in seven years, and 15th overall, defeating fifthseeded Georgia Tech in the finals of the 52nd annual ACC Tournament at the MCI Center in Washington, D.C.... junior guard J.J. Redick was named Tournament MVP after averaging 25.3 points and 2.7 assists in the three wins... Redick netted a game-high 26 points against the Yellow Jackets in the title game... the win over Georgia Tech tied Duke with North Carolina for most ACC titles with 15 each and improved the Blue Devils ACC Tournament record to 20-1 over the past seven years... the lower seed won five of the 10 Tournament games ACC Tournament Results March 10-13, MCI Center, Washington, D.C. First Round #9 Clemson d. #8 Maryland #7 NC State d. #10 Florida State #11 Virginia d. #6 Miami Quarterfinals #1 North Carolina d. #9 Clemson #5 Georgia Tech d. #4 Virginia Tech #7 NC State d. #2 Wake Forest #3 Duke d. #11 Virginia Semifinals #5 Georgia Tech d. #1 North Carolina #3 Duke d. #7 NC State Finals #3 Duke d. #5 Georgia Tech UNC s Marvin Williams named ACC Rookie of the Year North Carolina s Marvin Williams was tabbed the 2005 ACC Rookie of the Year, receiving 106 of a possible 121 votes cast by ACSMA... Virginia guard Sean Singletary was second with 14 votes... Williams, the only unanimous pick to the league's allfreshmen team, is the sixth Tar Heel to earn the award and the first since Joseph Forte in the 6-9, 230- pound Bremerton, Wash., native leads all ACC freshmen in scoring (11.3), rebounding (6.6), free throw percentage (.847) and three-point field goal percentage (.432) while playing 22.2 minutes per game... named ACC Rookie of the Week five times this season, Williams has scored in double figures in 22 of the Tar Heels 37 games... averaged 12.0 points and 7.3 rebounds in the Tar Heels six NCAA Tournament games. Williams among ACC Freshmen Category Avg Rank Scoring st Rebounds st Free Throw Percentage st 3-Point FG Percentage st Field Goal Percentage st Steals rd Minutes Played th Blocked Shots th 2005 ACC Freshman of the Year Marvin Williams, North Carolina Sean Singletary, Virginia Cliff Hammonds, Clemson... 1 Player of the Year Totals School No. Last Player Year Duke J.J. Redick North Carolina. 11 Joseph Forte Wake Forest Josh Howard NC State... 7 Julius Hodge Maryland... 5 Juan Dixon Virginia... 4 Ralph Sampson South Carolina... 2 John Roche Clemson... 1 Horace Grant Georgia Tech... 1 Dennis Scott All-ACC Tournament Teams 1st Team - J.J. Redick, Duke; Shelden Williams, Duke; Daniel Ewing, Duke; Will Bynum, Georgia Tech; Raymond Felton, North Carolina. 2nd Team - Jarrett Jack, Georgia Tech; Ilian Evtimov, NC State; Julius Hodge, NC State; Shawan Robinson, Clemson; J.R. Reynolds, Virginia. ACC Tournament MVP J.J. Redick, Duke ACC Rookie of the Year Totals School No. Last Player Year Georgia Tech Chris Bosh North Carolina... 6 Marvin Williams Duke... 4 Chris Duhon 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

2004-05 In Review 7 Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg named ACC Coach of the Year Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg, who guided the Hokies to a fourth place tie in the ACC, and the school s first

.. picked to finish 10th in the media s pre-season poll, the Hokies finished the regular season 15-13 overall and 8-8 in the ACC despite leading the league in starts by underclassmen with 111.

8 In Review 7 Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg named ACC Coach of the Year Virginia Tech s Seth Greenberg, who guided the Hokies to a fourth place tie in the ACC, and the school s first postseason appearance since 1996, was voted the 2005 ACC Coach of the Year in balloting by ACSMA... picked to finish 10th in the media s pre-season poll, the Hokies finished the regular season overall and 8-8 in the ACC despite leading the league in starts by underclassmen with ACC Coach of the Year Voting Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech Roy Williams, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Frank Haith, Miami Skip Prosser, Wake Forest... 1 ACC Coach of the Year Totals School No. Last Coach Year Duke Mike Krzyzewski North Carolina.. 10 Bill Guthridge NC State... 9 Herb Sendek Wake Forest... 7 Skip Prosser Georgia Tech... 4 Paul Hewitt Virginia... 3 Terry Holland Maryland... 3 Gary Williams Clemson... 2 Cliff Ellis South Carolina... 2 Frank McGuire Virginia Tech... 1 Seth Greenberg Florida State... 1 Pat Kennedy Coaching Kudos Wake Forest s Skip Prosser is the secondwinningest fourth-year head coach in ACC history while North Carolina s Roy Williams is the second-winningest second-year head coach. Fourth-Year Head Coaches ACC Games only Coach, School Years W-L Pct% Vic Bubas, Duke Skip Prosser, WF ** Dean Smith, UNC Bones McKinney, WF Bucky Waters, Duke Third-Year Head Coaches ACC Games only Coach, School Years W-L Pct% Bill Guthridge, UNC Roy Williams, UNC 2004-** Skip Prosser, WF Dean Smith, UNC Vic Bubas, Duke Duke s J.J. Redick - the only unanimous selection and the ACC s leading scorer with a 21.8 points per game scoring average - heads up the 2005 All-ACC team... Redick was joined on the first team by teammate Shelden Williams who leads the ACC in rebounding (11.2) and blocked shots (3.7)... NCAA champion North Carolina placed two players - juniors Sean May and Raymond Felton - on the first team... May was second in the ACC in rebounding (10.7) and third in scoring (17.1) while Felton leads the ACC in assists (6.9) and threepoint field goal percentage (.440)... Wake Forest sophomore Chris Paul was the team s second-leading vote getter after averaging 15.3 points, 6.6 assists and an ACC-leading 2.4 steals per game All-ACC Voting First Team J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke... (121) Chris Paul, So., Wake Forest... (113) Sean May, Jr., North Carolina... (111) Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke... (111) Raymond Felton, Jr., No. Carolina.. (82) Second Team Guillermo Diaz, So., Miami... (19) Julius Hodge, Sr., NC State... (22) Eric Williams, Jr., Wake Forest... (7) Jarrett Jack, Jr., Georgia Tech... (3) Justin Gray, Jr.., Wake Forest... (2) Third Team Rashad McCants, Jr., No. Carolina... (7) Sharrod Ford, Sr., Clemson... (1) Nik Caner-Medley, Jr., Maryland... (0) Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke... (0) Jawad Williams, Sr., North Carolina... (0) Honorable Mention Zabian Dowdell, So., Virginia Tech (64); John Gilchrist, Jr., Maryland (50); Robert Hite, Jr., Miami (27); Marvin Williams, Fr., North Carolina (25). All-ACC Totals School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Florida State Miami Virginia Tech UNC s Marvin Williams heads up ACC Freshmen Team North Carolina s Marvin Williams - the only unanimous selection - heads up the 2005 All-ACC Freshmen team... Williams leads all ACC freshman in scoring (11.3) and rebounds (6.6)... Virginia s Sean Singletary leads in assists (3.9) and steals (1.7) while Clemson s Cliff Hammonds leads in minutes played (30.3) and is second in scoring (10.6)... Duke s DeMarcus Nelson is averaging 6.2 points and 4.5 rebounds per contest... Virginia Tech s Deron Washington started all 30 games for the Hokies averaging 7.9 points and 4.6 rebounds All-ACC Freshmen Team (*denotes unanimous) Marvin Williams, North Carolina.. *121 Sean Singletary, Virginia Cliff Hammonds, Clemson DeMarcus Nelson, Duke Deron Washington, Virginia Tech Honorable Mention (25 or more votes): Andrew Brackman, NC State (50) All-ACC Freshmen Totals School No. Last Rookie Year Georgia Tech Chris Bosh Duke DeMarcus Nelson North Carolina 10 Marvin Williams NC State... 6 Endin Atsur Virginia... 7 Sean Singletary Wake Forest... 6 Chris Paul Clemson... 6 Cliff Hammonds Maryland... 4 Steve Blake Florida State... 3 Alexander Johnson Virginia Tech... 1 Deron Washington 2005

9 In Review Duke s Shelden Williams named Defensive Player of the Year Duke junior center Shelden Williams was a clear cut choice as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and heads up the 2005 All-ACC Defensive Team as voted on by ACSMA... Williams became the first Blue Devil to lead the ACC in blocked shots in back-toback seasons since Mike Gminski did so in 1978 and Williams led the ACC in blocked shots per game (3.7) and his 122 blocks were the seventh-best single season total in ACC history... in addition, Williams is already 10th alltime in ACC history with 285 career blocked shots... joining Williams on the league s All- Defensive team for a second-straight year are Wake Forest s Chris Paul and North Carolina s Jackie Manuel All-ACC Defensive Team Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Chris Paul, So., Wake Forest Jackie Manuel, Sr., North Carolina Anthony King, So., Miami Jamon Gordon, So., Virginia Tech Honorable Mention: Raymond Felton, Jr., North Carolina (43); Sharrod Ford, Sr., Clemson (30). All-ACC Defensive Team Totals School No. Last Player Year Duke... 9 Shelden Williams Maryland... 5 Dixon & Baxter Georgia Tech... 3 Chris Bosh North Carolina... 3 Jackie Manuel Wake Forest... 3 Chris Paul Florida State... 2 Tim Pickett NC State... 2 Cliff Crawford Virginia... 1 Adam Hall Miami... 1 Anthony King Virginia Tech... 1 Jamon Gordon Hodge Hype NC State s Julius Hodge is one of only three players in ACC history to have 2,000 points, 700 rebounds, 400 assists and 150 steals in their career. ACC players with 2,000 points, 700 rebounds, 400 assists & 150 steals Player, School Pts. Reb. Ast. Stl. Danny Ferry, Duke, ,155 1, Bobby Sura, FSU, , Julius Hodge, NCS, , ACC All-Americans J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Associated Press... 1st USBWA... 1st NABC... 1st The Sporting News... 1st ESPN.com... 1st SI.com... 1st Rupp... 1st Basketball Times... 1st Chris Paul, So., Wake Forest Associated Press... 1st USBWA... 1st NABC... 1st The Sporting News... 1st ESPN.com... 1st Rupp... 1st Basketball Times... 1st SI.com... 2nd Sean May, Jr., North Carolina ESPN.com... 1st Rupp... 1st Associated Press... 2nd USBWA... 2nd The Sporting News... 2nd Basketball Times... 2nd SI.com... 2nd Raymond Felton, Jr., North Carolina Associated Press... 3rd SI.com... hm Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Associated Press... 3rd Basketball Times... 3rd Jarrett Jack, Jr., Georgia Tech SI.com... hm Associated Press... hm Rashad McCants, Jr., North Carolina NABC... 3rd Associated Press... hm Julius Hodge, Sr., NC State Associated Press... hm Eric Williams, Jr., Wake Forest Associated Press... hm Freshmen All-Americans Marvin Williams, North Carolina The Sporting News... 1st collegeinsider.com... 1st Rivals.com... 1st Sean Singletary, Virginia collegeinsider.com... 1st Rivals.com... 2nd Cliff Hammonds, Clemson Rivals.com... hm Redick, Paul earn consensus All-America honors Duke s J.J. Redick and Wake Forest s Chris Paul have earned consensus All-America honors for the season... joining Redick and Paul on the consensus All-America team are Kansas Wayne Simien, Utah s Andrew Bogut, Syracuse s Hakim Warrick and Illinois Dee Brown. Redick, Paul, Simien and Bogut were unanimous selections having been named to all four primary All-America teams -the Associated Press, the NABC, the USBWA and The Sporting News. Redick is the first Blue Devil since Jason Williams in 2002 and 16th overall to earn consensus honors. Paul is the fifth Demon Deacon and the first since Josh Howard in 2003 to be named a consensus All-American. The ACC has had at least one consensus All-American in 14 of the past 15 years. Since 1981, the ACC has produced 33 consensus All-Americans, by far and away the most by any conference. Since 1981, the ACC has accounted for 25 percent of the nation s consensus All-Americans (33-of-131). Consensus All-Americans ( ) Atlantic Coast (ACC) Big East Pacific Big Ten Southeastern Big Big Eight... 6 Atlantic Conference USA... 4 Metro... 4 Western Athletic... 3 Big West... 2 Independents... 2 Missouri Valley... 2 West Coast... 2 Colonial... 1 Great Midwest... 1 Southwest (SWC)... 1 Mountain West... 1

2004-05 In Review 9 With three teams ranked in the Top 10 - Duke fifth, Wake Forest sixth and North Carolina seventh - the ACC was the nation s top-rated conference in the final regular season RPI

10 In Review 9 With three teams ranked in the Top 10 - Duke fifth, Wake Forest sixth and North Carolina seventh - the ACC was the nation s top-rated conference in the final regular season RPI for the second-straight year. Top RPI Conferences ( ) (RPI prior to NCAA Tournament) Year Conference NCAA W-L Index 2005 Atlantic Coast... (12-4) Atlantic Coast... (14-6) Southeastern... (6-6) Southeastern... (5-6) Southeastern... (5-6) Southeastern... (11-6) Big Ten... (13-7) Atlantic Coast... (10-5) Atlantic Coast... (8-6) Atlantic Coast... (6-6) Big Eight... (8-5) Big Ten... (11-7) Atlantic Coast... (14-5) Big Eight... (5-6) Atlantic Coast... (13-5) Atlantic Coast... (14-5) Atlantic Coast... (12-6) Atlantic Coast... (9-5) Big East... (14-5) Atlantic Coast... (13-6) Atlantic Coast... (12-5) Top Regular Season RPI Ratings 1. Atlantic Coast Atlantic Coast Atlantic Coast Big Eight Atlantic Coast ACC teams posted a 14-9 mark against nonleague ranked teams during the season... seven different ACC teams recorded at least one win against a ranked opponent a year ago while four of the victories came against top-10 ranked teams. Since 1990 (16 years) the ACC, with a mark, is the only conference to have a winning record against non-conference ranked foes. ACC Wins vs. Ranked Teams, Opponent & Rank ACC Team Score #1 Illinois... North Carolina W #2 Kansas... Georgia Tech ot L #5 Illinois...Wake Forest L #6 Louisville... Georgia Tech L #8 Kentucky... North Carolina W #9 Michigan State... Duke W #10 Arizona... Virginia W #12 Texas...Wake Forest W #12 Connecticut... NC State W #13 Michigan State North Carolina W #13 Michigan State... Duke L #14 Connecticut.. North Carolina W #18 Arizona...Wake Forest W #18 Florida... Miami W #18 Cincinnati...Wake Forest W #18 Washington... NC State L #19 Villanova... North Carolina W #19 Wisconsin... North Carolina W #19 Wisconsin... NC State L #21 Mississippi St.. Virginia Tech L #22 Gonzaga... Georgia Tech L #24 Memphis... Maryland W #25 Wisconsin... Maryland L Junior Scoring Leaders Duke s J.J. Redick, the 2005 ACC Player of the Year, finished fifth among ACC junior scoring leaders with 1,805 points... the 6-4, 190-pound Roanoke, Va., product enters the season as the ACC s all-time leading free throw shooter (.938) and fifth in career three-point field goals with 318. Career Scoring Leaders as Juniors # Player, School Years Pts. 1. Dennis Scott, GaT , Jason Williams, Duke , Antawn Jamison, UNC , Bryant Stith, UVa , J.J. Redick, Duke ** 1, 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 , Gene Banks, Duke ,580 A year ago, the ACC achieved the No. 1 ranking in the RPI while playing the nation's toughest overall schedule. Overall Conference Schedule Strength Atlantic Coast... 1st Pac nd Big rd Big East... 4th SEC... 5th Big Ten... 6th West Coast... 7th Missouri Valley... 8th Vs. Non-ACC Ranked Teams Year W-L Pct The ACC has had 12 teams finish the season ranked as the No. 1 team in the final Associated Press poll. ACC Top-Ranked AP Teams Duke Duke Duke Duke North Carolina North Carolina Duke Duke North Carolina North Carolina NC State North Carolina

10 2004-05 In Review Freshmen Rebounding & Scoring (2004-05) School Reb. PG Pts. PG Clemson... 396... 12.4... 819... 25.6 Duke... 184... 5.6... 246... 7.5 Florida State... 157... 5.1... 406... 13.

11 In Review Freshmen Rebounding & Scoring ( ) School Reb. PG Pts. PG Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami N. Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest ACC Freshmen Bests Points Per Game School Year W/L PG Duke Georgia Tech Clemson North Carolina Duke Wake Forest Wake Forest Maryland Clemson Duke Rebounds Per Game School Year W/L PG Duke Clemson Georgia Tech Wake Forest Wake Forest Maryland North Carolina Clemson North Carolina Duke Minutes Per Game School Year W/L PG Clemson Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina Georgia Tech Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest Duke Wake Forest Virginia s Sean Singletary averaged 10.5 points per game a year ago and led all ACC freshmen in assists (3.9)... Clemson s Cliff Hammonds led all league freshmen in minutes played (30.3) and was second in scoring (10.6). ACC Freshmen in Double Figures Year CU DU FS GT MD UM NC ST VA VT WF ACC ' : 2 ' : 3 ' : 7 ' : 2 ' : 6 ' : 6 ' : 2 ' : 2 ' : 1 ' : 2 ' : 5 ' : 1 ' : 0 ' : 3 ' : 3 ' : 3 ' : 3 ' : 1 ' : 3 ' : 8 ' : 3 ' : 5 ' : 6 ' : 4 ' : 0 ' : 4 ' : : : : : : : Double-Doubles (bold denotes returning player) Player, School Career ACC Tot. Shelden Williams, Duke (38) Sean May, UNC... (33) Elton Brown, UVa... (15) 4 11 Sharrod Ford, Clem.... (22) 7 10 Eric Williams, WF... (14) 7 9 Raymond Felton, UNC... (14) 5 7 Julius Hodge, NCS... (18) 5 6 Luke Schenscher, GaT... (10) 4 5 John Gilchrist, Md.... (5) 4 5 Nik Caner-Medley, Md.... (7) 3 5 Travis Garrison, Md.... (5) 1 4 Coleman Collins, VT... (3) 2 3 Anthony King, Miami... (3) 2 3 Devin Smith, UVa... (3) 2 3 Al Thornton, FSU... (2) 2 2 Jarrett Jack, GaT... (7) 1 2 Marvin Williams, UNC... (2) 1 2 Chris Paul, WF... (2) 0 2 Anthony Richardson, FSU... (2) 0 2 Gary Hamilton, Miami... (2) 0 2 Adam Waleskowski, FSU... (3) 1 1 Gary Forbes, UVa... (1) 1 1 Vytas Danelius, WF... (9) 1 1 Andrew Brackman, NCS.. (1) 1 1 Daniel Ewing, Duke... (1) 1 1 Shavlik Randolph, Duke... (4) 0 1 Akin Akingbala, Clem.... (2) 0 1 Taron Downey, WF... (1) 0 1 Ekene Ibekwe, Md.... (1) 0 1 Jamal Levy, WF... (9) 0 0 Double-Double Leaders 2005 Shelden Williams, Duke Sean May, UNC Travis Watson, UVa Travis Watson, UVa Travis Watson, UVa Terence Morris, Md Jason Collier, GaT Lonny Baxter, Md Elton Brand, Duke Antawn Jamison, UNC Tim Duncan, WF Tim Duncan, WF Tim Duncan, WF Cherokee Parks, Duke George Lynch, UNC... 17

12 ACC Individual Statistics 1111 Per Game Scoring Leaders Player, Class, Team G FG 3FG FT Pts. PG J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Guillermo Diaz, So., Miami Sean May, Jr., UNC Robert Hite, Jr., Miami Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS Devin Smith, Sr., UVa Eric Williams, Jr., WF Rashad McCants, Jr., UNC Justin Gray, Jr., WF Nik Caner-Medley, Jr., Md Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Jarrett Jack, Jr., GT Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke Chris Paul, So., WF Sharrod Ford, Sr., Clem Zabian Dowdell, So., VT Chris McCray, Jr., Md John Gilchrist, Jr., Md Carlos Dixon, Sr., VT Jawad Williams, Sr., UNC Raymond Felton, Jr., UNC Elton Brown, Sr., UVa Will Bynum, Sr., GT Von Wafer, So., FSU Anthony Harris, So., Miami Seven of the ACC s top 11 scorers, including the three of the top four return from a year ago. 3Pt. FGs Per Game G 3FG PG J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Justin Gray, Jr., WF Robert Hite, So., Miami Devin Smith, Sr., UVa Von Wafer, So., FSU Zabian Dowdell, So., VT Shawan Robinson, Jr., Clem Rashad McCants, Jr., UNC Guillermo Diaz, So., Miami Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke Blocked Shots G Blks. PG Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Sean May, Jr., UNC Sharrod Ford, Sr., Clem Coleman Collins, So., VT Anthony King, So., Miami William Frisby, Sr., Miami Eric Williams, Jr., WF Gary Hamilton, Jr., Miami Luke Schenscher, Sr., GT Elton Brown, Sr., UVa Field Goal Pct. G FG FGA Pct Eric Williams, Jr., WF Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Sean May, Jr., UNC Jarrett Jack, Jr., GT Sharrod Ford, Sr., Clem Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS Rashad McCants, Jr., UNC Nik Caner-Medley, Jr., Md Guillermo Diaz, So., Miami Zabian Dowdell, So., VT Free Throw Pct. G FT FTA Pct J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Chris McCray, Jr., Md Jarrett Jack, Jr., GT Marvin Williams, Fr., UNC Chris Paul, So., WF Travis Garrison, Jr., Md Justin Gray, Jr., WF Nik Caner-Medley, Jr., Md Will Bynum, Sr., GT Sean May, Jr., UNC Pt FG Pct. G 3FG FGA Pct Raymond Felton, Jr., UNC Ilian Evtimov, Jr., NCS Zabian Dowdell, So., VT Rashad McCants, Jr., UNC Taron Downey, Sr., WF Carlos Dixon, Sr., VT Justin Gray, Jr., WF Shawan Robinson, Jr., Clem J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Won Wafer, So., FSU Rebounds G Reb. PG Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Sean May, Jr., UNC Sharrod Ford, Sr., Clem Elton Brown, Sr., UVa Anthony King, So., Miami Eric Williams, Jr., WF Luke Schenscher, Sr., GT Coleman Collins, So., VT Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS Marvin Williams, Fr., UNC Assists G Assists PG Raymond Felton, Jr., UNC Chris Paul, So., WF John Gilchrist, Jr., Md Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS Anthony Harris, So., Miami Jarrett Jack, Jr., GT Jamon Gordon, So., VT Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke Sean Singletary, Fr., UVa T.J. Bannister, So., UVa Steals G Steals PG Chris Paul, So., WF Jamon Gordon, So., VT Vernon Hamilton, So., Clem Raymond Felton, Jr., UNC Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke Chris McCray, Sr., Md Jarrett Jack, Jr., GT Carlos Dixon, Sr., VT Sean Singletary, Fr., UVa Engin Atsur, So., NCS Offensive Rebounds G No. PG Sean May, So., UNC Shelden Williams, So., Duke Jamaal Levy, Jr., WF Jamar Smith, Sr., Md Sharrod Ford, Jr., Clem Jawad Williams, Jr., UNC Chris Hobbs, Sr., Clem Eric Williams, So., WF Travis Garrison, So., Md Luke Schenscher, Jr., GaT Assist/Turnover Ratio G Ast TO Rat. Chris Paul, So, WF John Gilchrist, Jr., Md Raymond Felton, Jr., UNC Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS T.J. Bannister, So., UVa Sean Singletary, Fr., UVa Jamon Gordon, So., VT Anthony Harris, So., Miami Chris McCray, Jr., Md Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke Minutes Per Game G No. PG J.J. Redick, Jr., Duke Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS Daniel Ewing, Sr., Duke Guillermo Diaz, So., Miami Jarrett Jack, Jr., GT Jamon Gordon, So., VT Shelden Williams, Jr., Duke Robert Hite, Jr., Miami Chris Paul, So., WF Zabian Dowdell, So., VT

13 ACC Team Statistics Scoring Offense G W-L Points PG North Carolina Wake Forest Maryland Duke Georgia Tech NC State Virginia Clemson Miami Florida State Virginia Tech Scoring Defense. G W-L Points PG Duke NC State Georgia Tech Virginia Tech Clemson Miami Florida State North Carolina Wake Forest Virginia Maryland Scoring Margin G Off. Def. Mar. North Carolina Duke Wake Forest Georgia Tech NC State Maryland Clemson Miami Virginia Tech Florida State Virginia Field Goal Pct. G FGM FGS Pct. North Carolina Wake Forest NC State Florida State Georgia Tech Duke Clemson Maryland Miami Virginia Virginia Tech Free Throw Pct. G FTM FTA Pct. Maryland North Carolina Duke NC State Georgia Tech Virginia Wake Forest Miami Florida State Virginia Tech Clemson Point FG% G 3FG Att. Pct. North Carolina Wake Forest Duke NC State Florida State Miami Virginia Tech Georgia Tech Clemson Maryland Virginia FG%. Defense G FGM FGA Pct. Duke Georgia Tech North Carolina Maryland Miami Florida State NC State Wake Forest Clemson Virginia Tech Virginia Rebound Margin. G For Opp Mar. North Carolina Wake Forest Miami Maryland Georgia Tech Clemson Duke Florida State Virginia NC State Virginia Tech Turnover Margin G For Opp Mar. Virginia Tech NC State North Carolina Duke Miami Clemson Maryland Virginia Georgia Tech Wake Forest Florida State FG% Defense G FG Att. Pct. Duke Georgia Tech Florida State North Carolina Maryland NC State Virginia Tech Miami Clemson Wake Forest Virginia Blocked Shots G Blocks PG Duke Maryland Clemson Georgia Tech Miami Virginia Tech NC State North Carolina Virginia Wake Forest Florida State Steals G Steals PG Clemson North Carolina Virginia Tech Duke Wake Forest Maryland Georgia Tech NC State Miami Florida State Virginia Rebound Offense G Reb PG Maryland North Carolina Wake Forest Miami Georgia Tech Duke Clemson Virginia Virginia Tech Florida State NC State Assists G Ast. PG North Carolina Wake Forest Maryland NC State Georgia Tech Clemson Virginia Tech Duke Florida State Virginia Miami

14 The ACC Tournament 13 53rd Annual March 9-12, Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum 1st Round Thursday, March 9 Quarterfinals Friday, March 10 Semifinals Saturday, March 11 Finals Sunday, March 12 #1 Seed #8 Seed Game 5 12:00 noon Game 1 12:00 noon 8/9 winner Game 9 #9 Seed 1:30 pm #4 Seed #5 Seed Game 6 2:30 pm* Game 2 2:30 pm* 5/12 winner Game #12 Seed 1:00 pm ACC Champion #2 Seed Game 7 #7 Seed 7:00 pm Game 3 7/10 winner 7:00 pm Game 10 4:00 pm* #10 Seed #3 Seed Game 8 #6 Seed 9:30 pm* Game 4 9:30 pm* 6/11 winner #11 Seed *denotes tentative game time Officially Champion Contrary to popular belief, the ACC basketball champion has not always been officially declared in the Tournament. The ACC merely copied the old Southern Conference by-laws, and the term pertaining to basketball just read: Beginning December 1 and ending with the conference basketball tournament. With 17 teams it didn t pay to be too detailed. In the early years of the Tournament, unofficially, and by custom, everyone regarded the Tournament champion as the ACC champion. But it wasn t until July, 1, 1961, that the words and the winner shall be the conference champion were added to the ACC by-laws.

15 14 The NCAA Tournament ACC sets NCAA Record with five teams seeded in the top 16 In 2004 the ACC became the first, and only, conference in NCAA history to have five teams seeded fouror-higher in the NCAA Tournament... Duke was a No. 1 seed, NC State and Georgia Tech were both third-seeded while Maryland and Wake Forest were four-seeds... on 12 previous occasions - including six times by the ACC - one conference has been responsible for four teams in the top 16 seeds. Four-or-more Teams Seeded in the Top 16 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) (1, 3, 3, 4, 4) 1997 (1, 2, 3, 4) 1995 (1, 2, 3, 4) 1993 (1, 3, 3, 4) 1985 (2, 2, 2, 3) 1984 (1, 3, 3, 4) 1980 (2, 3, 4, 4) Big Ten Conference (1, 2, 3, 4) 1988 (1, 3, 3, 4) 1987 (1, 2, 3, 3) Southeastern Conference (2, 3, 3, 4) 1999 (1, 3, 4, 4) Big East Conference (1, 2, 3, 4) Versus No. 1 When North Carolina defeated top-ranked Illinois on April 4, 2005 in St. Louis, Missouri in the NCAA Basketball Championship game, it marked the 53rd time that one of the current 12 schools had defeated a No. 1 ranked team of the current 12 ACC schools have at least one win over a No. 1 ranked team of the victories have come against non-league top-ranked opponents. Wins over No. 1-ranked Teams (15 or more wins) Atlantic Coast (ACC) Big East Big Pac Big Southeastern (SEC) Conference USA By ACC School: North Carolina (10), Georgia Tech (9), Maryland (9), Duke (8), NC State (6), Wake Forest (4), Clemson (2), Florida State (1), Virginia (1), Virginia Tech (1). 11 starters from last year s 5 NCAA Tournament teams and Boston College return for the season The ACC has 10 or more NCAA Tournament wins in four of the last five years and 13 times overall... the ACC has not posted a losing record in NCAA Tournament play since a 5-6 mark in the league s 17-year non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament is tops among all conferences. NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage, (minimum 20 games) Rk. Conference 2005 W-L Pct. 1. Atlantic Coast Big East Big Ten Big Pac Conference USA Atlantic Southeastern NCAA Tournament Results #1 North Carolina (6-0) W Oakland... # W Iowa State... # W Villanova... # W Wisconsin... # W Michigan State... # W Illinois... # #1 Duke (2-1) W Delaware State... # W Mississippi State... # L Michigan State... # #10 NC State (2-1) W Charlotte... # W Connecticut... # L Wisconsin... # #2 Wake Forest (1-1) W Chattanooga... # L West Virginia... # #5 Georgia Tech (1-1) W George Washington.. # L Louisville... # #4 Boston College (1-1) W Penn... # L UW-Milwaukee... # No. 1 AP Ranked Teams in NCAA Since the Associated Press started conducting its weekly basketball poll in the season, 20 of the 56 No. 1-ranked teams have gone on to win that year s NCAA Championship. AP No. 1 in NCAA Tournament Year No. 1 NCAA Finish W-L 1949 Kentucky... National Champion Bradley... 2nd Place Kentucky... National Champion Kentucky... Regional Finals Indiana... National Champion Kentucky... did not compete 1955 San Francisco... National Champion San Francisco... National Champion North Carolina.. National Champion West Virginia... 1st Round Kansas State... Regional Finals Cincinnati... Final Four Ohio State... 2nd Place Ohio State... 2nd Place Cincinnati... 2nd Place UCLA... National Champion Michigan... 2nd Place Kentucky... 2nd Place UCLA... National Champion Houston... 4th Place UCLA... National Champion Kentucky... Regional Finals UCLA... National Champion UCLA... National Champion UCLA... National Champion NC State... National Champion UCLA... National Champion Indiana... National Champion Michigan... Regional Finals Kentucky... National Champion Indiana State... 2nd Place DePaul... 2nd Round DePaul... 2nd Round North Carolina.. National Champion Houston... 2nd Place North Carolina... Sweet Georgetown... 2nd Place Duke... 2nd Place UNLV... Final Four Temple... Regional Finals Arizona... Sweet Oklahoma... 2nd Round UNLV... Final Four Duke... National Champion Indiana... Regional Finals North Carolina... 2nd Round UCLA... National Champion Massachusetts... Final Four Kansas... Sweet North Carolina... Final Four Duke... 2nd Place Duke... Sweet Duke... National Champion Duke... Sweet Kentucky... Regional Finals Stanford... 2nd Round Illinois... Final Four 5-1 In the 56 years of the AP poll, only three times has a non AP-ranked team captured an NCAA title - CCNY in 1950, Villanova in 1985 and Kansas in 1988.

16 The NCAA Tournament 15 NCAA Tournament Record by Current Conference Membership Conference App. Record Pct. Atlantic Coast Big Ten Pacific Southeastern Big East Big Conference USA Horizon Atlantic West Coast Mountain West Missouri Valley Western Athletic Ivy League Patriot Mid-American Sun Belt Big Sky Big West America East Metro Atlantic Mid-Continent Atlantic Sun Colonial Southern Big South Southland Ohio Valley Southwestern Mid-Eastern Northeast Includes games vacated by NCAA Tar Heels, Devils lead ACC North Carolina leads all ACC teams with 88 NCAA Tournament wins while Duke has the ACC s best winning percentage (.761) with a mark. NCAA Tournament Records by School (ranked by wins) Last Team App. W-L Pct. App. North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Virginia Georgia Tech Boston College Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Miami Year by Year Swt Reg Final Year Teams 16 Fnl Four W-L Note: From ACC teams were seeded automatically into Sweet 16. NCAA Tournament Record by Actual Conference Membership Each Season Conference App. Record Pct. Atlantic Coast Big East Big Ten Pacific Big Southeastern Conference USA Atlantic Missouri Valley West Coast Western Athletic Big West Ivy League Colonial Horizon Sun Belt Southern Mid-American Mountain West Mid-Continent Southland Ohio Valley Big Sky America East Metro Atlantic Southwestern Mid-Eastern Atlantic Sun Patriot Big South Northeast Includes games vacated by NCAA Duke, UNC Among NCAA Leaders Two ACC teams, Duke and North Carolina, rank among NCAA Tournament winning percentage leaders... Duke leads all schools with a (.761) record among teams with 20 games... North Carolina is fourth with an mark. NCAA Tournament by Team (20 games or more) No. Team W-L Pct. 1. Duke UCLA North Carolina Kentucky Nevada-Las Vegas Michigan State Indiana Michigan Kansas Seton Hall

17 16 The NCAA Tournament ACC No. 1 as No. 1 Since the NCAA started assigning seeds with the 1979 Tournament, the ACC has produced more No. 1 seeds (24) than any other conference. No. 1 Seed by Conference Conference No. 1 W-L Pct. 1. Atlantic Coast Big Ten Southeastern Big East Pacific Big Eight Big Big West Atlantic Independents Southwest Missouri Valley Pacific Coast Metro Conference USA No. 1 Seed by Team Team No. 1 W-L Pct. 1. North Carolina Duke Kentucky Kansas Georgetown Oklahoma Arizona Michigan State St. John s DePaul UNLV Connecticut UCLA Illinois Virginia Purdue Stanford Indiana Arkansas Michigan Ohio State Louisiana State Maryland Minnesota Indiana State Houston Massachusetts Texas Missouri Louisville St. Joesph s Temple Wake Forest Notre Dame Auburn Washington Syracuse Cincinnati Oregon State Since the NCAA started assigning seeds with the 1979 Tournament, the ACC has won more games (23), and is the only conference with a winning record against top-seeded teams. Versus No. 1 Seeds by Conference Games vs. Conference No. 1 Seed W-L Pct. 1. Atlantic Coast Conference USA Big Pacific Big East Southeastern Ivy League Sun Belt Big West Big Western Athletic Independents Atlantic Big South MEAC Southland Southwestern Northeast West Coast East Coast Missouri Valley Patriot Southern Atlantic Sun America East Mid-American Metro Atlantic Big Sky Mid-Continent Colonial Horizon Mountain Valley Mountain West Ohio Valley Discontinued Conferences 1. Big Eight Metro Southwest (SWC) Great Midwest Pacific Coast American South ACC Teams Vs. No. 1 Seeds No. Carolina Duke Virginia NC State Maryland Wake Forest Miami Florida State. *0-2 Clemson Virginia Tech Georgia Tech *includes one pre-acc loss +includes three pre-acc losses Versus Conferences Since the 1954, ACC teams are in NCAA Tournament play... a conference by conference breakdown is as follows: Vs. Conferences in NCAA Tournament (using yearly conference membership & does not include vacated games) Conference 2005 Total America East American South Atlantic Sun Atlantic Big East Big Eight Big Sky Big South Big Ten Big Big West Colonial Conference USA East Coast Great Midwest Horizon Independents Ivy League Metro Atlantic Metro Conference Mid-American Mid-Continent Mid-Eastern Middle Atlantic Missouri Valley Mountain West North Atlantic Northeast Ohio Valley Pacific Ten Patriot Southeastern (SEC) Southern Southland Southwest (SWC) Southwestern Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic Western New York Yankee Totals ACC By Seed, Swt Reg Fnl Seed No W-L 16 Fnl 4 Title # # # # # # # # # # # # Tot

18 The NCAA Tournament 17 NCAA Tournament by Actual Conference Membership ( ) (includes games vacated by NCAA) Conference Years App. Won Lost Pct America East Atlantic Coast Atlantic Sun Atlantic Big East Big Sky Big South Big Ten Big Twelve x x x Big West Colonial Conference USA x x Horizon x Ivy Metro Atlantic Mid-American Mid-Continent Mid-Eastern Missouri Valley Mountain West x x x x x x Northeast Ohio Valley Pacific Patriot Southeastern Southern Southland Southwestern Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic Independents GAMES VACATED BY CONFERENCE: Atlantic Coast (3-4); Atlantic 10(4-1); Big East (2-1); Big Eight (3-1); Big Ten (7-5); Big West (3-3); Metro (9-5); Middle Atlantic (3-1); Ohio Valley (5-3); Pacific Coast (6-3); Pacific-10 (9-8); Southeastern (8-5); Southern (0-1); Southland (3-3); Southwest (2-1); West Coast (0-1); Independents (11-6). NCAA Tournament Records by Discontinued Conferences Conference Years App Won Lost Pct American South Big Eight Border East Coast 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

2006 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship First Round* Second Round* Regionals National Semifinals National Championship National Semifinals Regionals Second Round* First Round* 1 1 16 16 8

19 2006 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship First Round* Second Round* Regionals National Semifinals National Championship National Semifinals Regionals Second Round* First Round* Indianapolis April 1 Indianapolis April 3 Indianapolis April NATIONAL CHAMPION ***ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL*** 11 3 On March 12, the basketball committee will select two teams to play 3 the opening-round game March 14 in Dayton. The winning team will 14 be a 16th seed in the first round *First- and second-round and regional sites will be placed in the bracket by the 10 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee March March 16 and 18 first-/second-round sites: Greensboro, Jacksonville, Salt Lake City, San Diego 2 March 17 and 19 first-/second-round sites: Auburn Hills, Dallas, Dayton, Philadelphia 15 March 23 and 25 regional sites: Atlanta, Oakland 15 March 24 and 26 regional sites: Minneapolis, Washington D.C National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all sports wagering. This bracket should not be used for sweepstakes, contests, office pools or other gambling activities.

20 Eagle Data: 19 By the Numbers: 0 players on Boston College s roster from the commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2 Boston College senior Craig Smith and junior Jared Dudley were named to the Wooden Award preseason watch list, making BC one of just seven schools in the nation with two student-athletes on the list. 2.3 blocks per game by Sean Williams in 2005, good for 28th in the nation. 4 since the start of the 2004 season, Boston College is 13-4 in games decided by four points or fewer assists per game dished out by the Eagles in 2005, the best mark in the Big East and sixth in the nation. 20 Boston College started the 2005 season with 20 consecutive wins, marking the best start in Big East history. 24 regular season wins in 2005, a school record combined 2005 scoring averages of returning starters Smith, Dudley, Sean Marshall and Louis Hinnant. 60 the Eagles were 11-0 in 2005 when holding opponents to 60 points or fewer percentage of the Eagles 2005 scoring returning for the 2006 season. 115 combined wins over the last five years, the best five-year mark in school history. 200 BC was one of just three teams in the Big East, along with Connecticut and Pittsburgh, that had two players with more than 200 rebounds in 2005; Smith had 246 and Dudley pulled down head coach Al Skinner enters the 2006 season with 285 career wins. 900 career points scored by Dudley entering his junior season. 1,716 career points scored by Smith, good for ninth place in school history, entering the 2006 season Boston College Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 0 Marquez Haynes... G Fr.... Irving, Texas 1 Craig Smith... F Sr... Los Angeles, Calif. 3 Jared Dudley... F Jr.... San Diego, Calif. 4 Tyrese Rice... G Fr.... Chesterfield, Va. 5 Akida McLain... F So.... Pittsburgh, Penn. 11 Louis Hinnant... G Sr.... Oxon Hill, Md. 21 Tyler Neville... G Sr.... Ridgewood, N.J. 23 Sean Marshall... G Jr.... Rialto, Calif. 25 Ted Dunlap... G Sr.... Dallas, Texas 32 John Oates... F/C So.... Harriman, N.Y. 33 Evan Neisler... F Fr.... Raleigh, N.C. 44 Tyrelle Blair**... C Jr.... Monticello, Fla. 51 Sean Williams*... F/C So.... Houston, Texas * will miss first-semester games for disciplinary reasons ** will sit out the season after transferring from Loyola-Chicago Head Coach... Al Skinner Career Record /17 yrs. Record at Boston College /8 yrs. Alma Mater... Massachusetts, 1974 Associate Head Coach... Bill Coen Assistant Coach...Ed Cooley Assistant Coach... Pat Duquette Record Big East Record /t1st Homecourt... Silvio O. Conte Forum Capacity... 8,606 Sports Information Office... (617) SID... Chris Cameron ... cameroch@bc.edu Basketball SID... Dick Kelley ... kelleyri@bc.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N18 Dartmouth... 7:00 N20 vs. TBA in Vegas Invitational... 2:00 Chestnut Hill, Mass. N22 vs. TBA in Vegas Invitational... 7:00 Chestnut Hill, Mass. N25 at Vegas Invitational... tba Las Vegas, Nev. N26 at Vegas Invitational... tba Las Vegas, Nev. D3 Sacred Heart... tba D6 vs. Michigan State... ESPN... 9:00 Jimmy V Classic, Madison Square Garden D11 at Maryland... FSN... 7:30 D18 Texas-Southern... FSN... 3:30 D22 Harvard... 7:00 D27 at Duquense... 7:05 D31 at Rhode Island... 1:00 J3 Massachusetts... 7:00 J8 at Georgia Tech... FSN... 5:30 J10 NC State... RJ... 9:00 J14 Florida State... 2:00 J17 at Holy Cross... 7:00 J21 at Miami... RJ... 8:00 J25 at North Carolina... RJ... 9:00 J29 Georgia Tech... FSN... 5:30 F1 Duke... ESPN... 9:00 F4 at Virginia Tech... 7:00 F8 at Wake Forest... ESPN2... 7:00 F11 Clemson... RJ... 8:00 F13 Stony Brook... 7:00 F16 Miami... RSN... 7:00 F21 at Virginia... RSN... 7:00 F25 at NC State... CBS... 3:45 F28 Wake Forest... RSN... 7:00 M4 Virginia Tech... RJ... 12:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

21 20 Boston College Eagles Boston College Statistics (25-5, 13-3 tied 1st in Big East) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Craig Smith Jared Dudley Sean Marshall Jermaine Watson Louis Hinnant Nate Doornekamp Sean Williams Akida McLain Steve Hailey Gordon Watt John Oates Tyler Neville Ted Dunlap Total Opponents Big East Games GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Craig Smith Jared Dudley Sean Marshall Jermaine Watson Louis Hinnant Nate Doornekamp Sean Williams Akida McLain Steve Hailey Gordon Watt John Oates Tyler Neville Ted Dunlap Total Opponents Results BC Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Maine... W N23 New Hampshire... W N26 Clemson... W N30 Long Island... W D5 #UCLA... W D9 Holy Cross... W ot D11 Boston University... W D19 Yale... W 2ot D22 Duquesne... W D29 Kent State... W J2 at Massachusetts... W J5 at Connecticut W J8 Providence W J16 at West Virginia W J19 Villanova W J22 at St. John s W J26 at Providence W J29 Georgetown W F1 West Virginia W F5 at Seton Hall W F8 at Notre Dame L F16 Rutgers W F19 Syracuse W F23 at Villanova L F26 Seton Hall W F28 Pittsburgh L M5 at Rutgers W M10 Big East-West Va L M17 NCAA-Penn W M19 NCAA-UW-Mil L #John H. Wooden Classic By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L Big East... W Home... L Road... W Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

21 Tiger Data: By the Numbers: 1 Clemson was the only team in NCAA Division I to rank in the top 20 in both steals per game (seventh, 10.0 per game) and blocked shots per game (20th, 5.

22 21 Tiger Data: By the Numbers: 1 Clemson was the only team in NCAA Division I to rank in the top 20 in both steals per game (seventh, 10.0 per game) and blocked shots per game (20th, 5.2 per game) in wins over Maryland in 2005, marking just the fourth three-game season sweep in Clemson s history and the first since the Tigers took all three games from NC State in times Cliff Hammonds was named the ACC s Rookie of the Week in the Tigers won 16 games in 2005, six more than they did in Clemson averaged nearly 10 steals per game to lead the ACC in the Tigers blocked 13 shots against Maryland on Feb. 22, setting a new Clemson record and establishing the single-game high for the ACC in offensive rebounds per contest the Tigers averaged in ACC games in 2005 to lead the league in that category. 68 starts by Tiger freshmen in 2005, 31 more than the nearest ACC school. 68 steals by Vernon Hamilton in 2005, the secondbest mark in program history. Hamilton enters his junior season as Clemson s all-time leader in steals per game, a mere per game ahead of secondplace Chris Whitney, who averaged per game from 1991 to points senior guard Shawan Robinson needs to reach 1,000 for his career. 968 minutes played by Hammonds in 2005, setting a new Clemson freshman record. Hammonds also established a new freshman record with 31 starts the Tigers appeared in the postseason for the first time since 1999, earning a berth in the NIT Clemson Tiger Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 1 K.C. Rivers... G Fr.... Charlotte, N.C. 3 Vernon Hamilton... G Jr.... Richmond, Va. 4 Steve Allen...C Sr... Fort Lauderdale, Fa. 12 Raymond Sykes... F Fr.... Jacksonville, Fla. 20 Troy Mathis... G Fr.... Raleigh, N.C. 22 Shawan Robinson... G Sr.... Raleigh, N.C. 24 Matt Morris... F So.... Georgetown, S.C. 25 Cliff Hammonds... G So.... Cairo, Ga. 32 Sam Perry... F So.... Piedmont, S.C. 33 Akin Akingbala... F/C Sr.... Lagos, Nigeria 44 James Mays... F/C So.... Garner, N.C. 42 Julius Powell... F Fr.... Newton, N.C. Head Coach... Oliver Purnell Career Record /17 yrs. Record at Clemson /2 yrs. Alma Mater... Old Dominion, 1975 Associate Head Coach... Ron Bradley Assistant Coach... Kevin Nickelberry Assistant Coach... Frank Smith Record ACC Record /9th Homecourt... Littlejohn Coliseum Capacity... 10,000 Sports Information Office...(864) SID... Tim Bourret ... btimoth@clemson.edu Basketball SID...Philip Sikes ... philips@clemson.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N18 Bethune-Cookman...7:00 N21 Coppin State... 8:00 N23 South Carolina State...7:30 N26 vs. Charleston Southern...7:00 Charleston (S.C.) Coliseum N29 at Penn State... ESPNU... 8:00 D3 South Carolina... FSNS... 4:00 D6 Wofford...7:30 D9 East Tennessee State...7:00 D19 vs. University of Puerto Rico... 2:00 San Juan Shootout D20 in San Juan Shootout... tba D21 in San Juan Shootout... tba D28 at Georgia... FSNS... 7:00 D30 Elon...7:30 J4 Florida State...7:30 J7 at Virginia... RJ... 12:00 J11 Wake Forest... ESPNU...7:00 J14 Duke... ESPN... 2:00 J18 at Miami...7:30 J21 at Georgia Tech... RSN... 12:00 J29 NC State... RJ... 1:30 F1 at Florida State...7:00 F4 at North Carolina... RJ... 4:00 F8 Virginia Tech...7:30 F11 at Boston College... RJ... 8:00 F14 Maryland... RJ... 8:00 F22 at Wake Forest...7:00 F25 Virginia... 2:00 M1 at Virginia Tech...7:00 M4 Georgia Tech... RJ... 2:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

23 22 Clemson Tigers Clemson Statistics (16-16, th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Sharrod Ford Shawan Robinson Cliff Hammonds Olu Babalola Vernon Hamilton Cheyenne Moore Akin Akingbala James Mays Sam Perry Sheldon Waiters Steve Allen Jimmy Hudson Matt Morris Travis Price Sheldon Waters Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Sharrod Ford Cliff Hammonds Shawan Robinson Olu Babalola Cheyenne Moore Vernon Hamilton Akin Akingbala Sam Perry James Mays Jimmy Hudson Sheldon Waiters Matt Morris Sheldon Waters Steve Allen Total Opponents Results Clem. Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Hampton... W N23 UNC Asheville... W N26 at Boston College... L D1 Ohio State... W D4 at South Carolina... W ot D11 Charleston Southern... W D14 Norfolk State... W D17 The Citadel... W D21 #UAB... L D22 #Indiana State... W D23 #Georgetown... L D29 East Carolina... W J2 at Duke L J8 Wake Forest L J12 at Florida State... W J15 at Virginia Tech... L J19 North Carolina L J22 at Virginia... L J26 at Miami... L J29 NC State... L F1 Maryland W F8 Georgia Tech... L F12 Miami... L F16 +Georgia... W F19 at North Carolina L F22 at Maryland... W F27 Florida State... W M1 Virginia Tech... W M5 at Georgia Tech... L M10 ACC-Maryland... W M11 ACC-North Carolina L M16 NIT-at Texas A&M... L #Rainbow Classic; +Greenville, S.C. By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... L Home... W Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

23 Blue Devil Data: By the Numbers: 2 returning 2005 All-ACC selections in J.J. Redick and Shelden Williams. 3.7 blocks per game by Williams in 2005, the third-best mark in the nation.

24 23 Blue Devil Data: By the Numbers: 2 returning 2005 All-ACC selections in J.J. Redick and Shelden Williams. 3.7 blocks per game by Williams in 2005, the third-best mark in the nation. 5 Duke players were named the league s Player of the Week on five occasions in 2005 (Redick 4, Williams 1). 9 consecutive seasons Duke has finished in the top three in the ACC standings, the longest active streak in the league Williams league-leading rebounding average in Duke has had a league-leading 12 ACC Players of the Year, including Redick in points per game scored by Redick in 2005 to lead the ACC. 16 Redick became Duke s 16th consensus All-American in the Blue Devils were 22-0 when out-rebounding their opponents in minutes per game played by Redick in 2005 to lead the ACC. 38 career double-doubles for Williams, who led the ACC with 20 in Duke holds the all-time record for NCAA Tournament winning percentage with a 76.1 mark (83-26) Redick s free throw percentage in 2005, good for second in the nation; Redick is the ACC and NCAA career leader in free throw percentage, also with a 93.8 mark. 121 three pointers by Redick in starts by juniors in 2005, most in the ACC. 721 career wins by head coach Mike Krzyzewski, ranking him fifth among active Division I coaches. 878 career rebounds by Williams entering his senior season. 1,805 career points scored by Redick entering his senior season Blue Devil Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 2 Josh McRoberts... F/C Fr.... Carmel, Ind. 3 Greg Paulus... G Fr.... Syracuse, N.Y. 4 J.J. Redick... G Sr....Roanoke, Va. 5 Martynas Pocius... G/F Fr.... Vilnius, Lithuania 12 Jordan Davidson... G Fr.... Melbourne, Ark. 13 Lee Melchionni... F Sr.... Lancaster, Pa. 14 David McClure... F So.... Ridgefield, Conn. 15 Sean Dockery... G Sr.... Chicago, Ill. 21 DeMarcus Nelson... G So.... Elk Grove, Calif. 23 Shelden Williams... F Sr.... Forest Park, Okla. 34 Jamal Boykin... F Fr.... Los Angeles, Calif. 40 Ross Perkins... G Sr.... Greensboro, N.C. 41 Patrick Davidson... G Jr.... Melbourne, Ark. 45 Eric Boateng...C Fr.... London, England 51 Patrick Johnson... F/C Sr.... Atlanta, Ga. -- Joe Pagliuca... G Jr.... Weston, Mass. Head Coach... Mike Krzyzewski Career Record /30 yrs. Record at Duke /25 yrs. Alma Mater... Army, 1969 Associate Head Coach... Johnny Dawkins Assistant Coach... Steve Wojciechowksi Assistant Coach... Chris Collins Record ACC Record /3rd Homecourt...Cameron Indoor Stadium Capacity... 9,314 Sports Information Office... (919) SID... Jon Jackson ... sid@duaa.duke.edu Basketball SID... Jon Jackson ... sid@duaa.duke.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N14 Boston University... ESPN2...7:30 Pre-Season NIT, Durham, N.C. N16 vs. TBA... ESPN...7:30 Pre-Season NIT, Durham, N.C. N19 Davidson... ESPN2... 5:00 N23 Preseason NIT Semifinals... ESPN2... TBA N25 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. Preseason NIT Finals/Consolation... ESPN2... TBA Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. N30 at Indiana... ESPN... 9:00 D4 Virginia Tech... FSN... 8:00 D7 Pennsylvania... ESPN2... 7:00 D10 vs. Texas... CBS... 1:30 The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, N.J. D18 Valparaiso... FSN... 8:00 D21 St. John's... ESPN2... 6:00 D31 vs. UNC-Greensboro... RJ... 1:00 Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum J2 Bucknell... ESPN... 4:30 J8 at Wake Forest... FSN... 8:00 J11 Maryland... ESPN... 9:00 J14 at Clemson... ESPN... 2:00 J18 NC State... ESPN...7:00 J21 at Georgetown (MCI Center)... CBS... 1:30 J26 at Virginia Tech... ESPN...7:00 J28 Virginia... ESPN... 7:00 F1 at Boston College... ESPN... 9:00 F4 Florida State... RSN... 12:00 F7 at North Carolina... RJ/ESPN... 9:00 F11 at Maryland... CBS... 1:00 F14 Wake Forest... RJ... 8:00 F19 Miami... FSN... 5:30 F22 at Georgia Tech... ESPN... 7:00 F25 at Temple... ESPN... 2:30 M1 at Florida State... ESPN...7:00 M4 North Carolina... ESPN... 9:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

25 24 Duke Blue Devils Duke Statistics (27-6, rd in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg J.J. Redick Shelden Williams Daniel Ewing Lee Melchionni DeMarcus Nelson Sean Dockery Shavlik Randolph David McClure Reggie Love Patrick Johnson Patrick Davidson Joe Pagliuca Tom Novick Ross Perkins Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg J.J. Redick Shelden Williams Daniel Ewing Lee Melchionni DeMarcus Nelson Sean Dockery Shavlik Randolph Reggie Love David McClure Patrick Johnson Patrick Davidson Tom Novick Ross Perkins Joe Pagliuca Total Opponents Results Duke Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N20 UT-Martin W N22 #Davidson W N27 UNC-Greensboro W N30 Michigan St W D4 +Valparaiso W D12 Toledo W D14 UI-Chicago W D18 vs. Oklahoma W J2 Clemson W J5 Princeton W J8 Temple W J13 at NC State W J16 Virginia W J19 at Miami W J22 at Florida State W J26 Maryland L J30 Virginia Tech W even F2 at Wake Forest L F5 Georgia Tech W F9 North Carolina W F12 at Maryland L ot F17 at Virginia Tech L F20 Wake Forest W F23 at Georgia Tech W F26 at St. John s W M3 Miami W M6 at N. Carolina L M11 ACC-Virginia W M12 ACC-NC State W M13 ACC-Georgia Tech W M18 NCAA-Delaware St W M20 NCAA-Miss State W M25 NCAA-Michigan St L #Charlotte, N.C.; +Chicago, Illinois By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... L Home... W Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

26 25 Seminole Data: By the Numbers: 4 players in Florida State history that have led the Seminoles in assists for at least three seasons. Senior point guard Todd Galloway would become the fifth member of the group should he lead FSU in assists again this season. 6 senior Andrew Wilson is entering his sixth season for Florida State, becoming the only six-year player in the history of the ACC. 10 junior forward Al Thornton scored at least 10 points in five of his final six games of the season, and finished second on the squad with 9.1 points per game in consecutive free throws made by sophomore Ralph Mims to close his freshman campaign in games decided by five points or fewer for FSU in the last two seasons. 25 head coach Leonard Hamilton has recorded 25 wins over teams ranked in the top 25 throughout his career, including six in three years at the helm at Florida State. 37 assists needed by Galloway to become just the 12th player in school history with 300 for his career. 39 the Los Angeles Lakers selected former Florida State guard Von Wafer with the 39th overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft Alexander Johnson s career field goal percentage entering the 2006 season points per game Florida State has allowed in three years under Hamilton. 93 consecutive games played by Galloway, who has played in every Florida State game during his career. 263 career assists for Galloway, which leads the ACC among returning players for Seminole Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 3 Isaiah Swann... G So.... Germantown, Md. 4 Todd Galloway... G Sr.... Baltimore, Md. 10 Ralph Mims... G So.... Pensacola, Fla. 11 Jerel Allen... G Jr.... Detroit, Mich. 12 Al Thornton... F Jr.... Perry, Ga. 15 Casaan Breeden... F Fr....Bennettsville, S.C. 20 Andrew Wilson... G/F Sr.... Kennesaw, Ga. 21 Jason Rich... G So.... Pensacola, Fla. 23 Toney Douglas... G So.... Jonesboro, Ga. 25 Diego Romero... F Sr... Comodoro Rivadavia,Arg. 32 Alexander Johnson... F Jr.... Albany, Ga. 41 Uche Echefu... F Fr.... Lagos, Nigeria 42 Ryan Reid... F Fr. Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. Head Coach...Leonard Hamilton Career Record /17 yrs. Record at Florida State /3 yrs. Alma Mater... Tennessee-Martin, 1971 Associate Head Coach...Stan Jones Assistant Coach... Mike Jaskulski Assistant Coach... Tony Sheals Record ACC Record /t10th Homecourt... Donald L. Tucker Center Capacity... 12,100 Sports Information Office... (850) SID... Rob Wilson ... rlwilson@mailer.fsu.edu Basketball SID... Chuck Walsh ... cwalsh@mailer.fsu.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N19 at Jacksonville... FSN-FL... 7:00 N21 Alcorn State... 7:00 N25 at Florida... FSN-FL... 7:30 N29 Purdue... ESPN2... 7:30 D2 Louisiana-Monroe... FSN-FL... 8:00 D7 Texas Southern... 7:00 D17 vs. Bowling Green... CSS... 6:30 Coors Classic, Mobile, Ala. D20 Stetson... FSN-FL... 7:00 D22 Campbell... 7:00 D31 vs. Nebraska... FSN-FL... 1:30 Orange Bowl Doubleheader, Sunrise, Fla. J4 at Clemson... 7:30 J7 Virginia Tech... 7:00 J11 at Virginia... 7:00 J14 at Boston College... 2:00 J22 North Carolina... FSN... 6:30 J24 at Wake Forest... RSN... 7:00 J29 Miami... RJ... 4:00 F1 Clemson... 7:00 F4 at Duke... RSN... 12:00 F9 Georgia Tech... ESPNU... tba F12 Massachusetts... FSN... 5:30 F15 at NC State... 7:30 F18 Virginia... RJ... 4:00 F22 Maryland... RJ... 9:00 F25 at Virginia Tech... 7:00 M1 Duke... ESPN... 7:00 M5 at Miami... RJ... 1:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

27 26 Florida State Seminoles Florida State Statistics (12-19, 4-12 tied 10th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Von Wafer Al Thornton Adam Waleskowski Alexander Johnson Anthony Richardson Todd Galloway Jason Rich Isaiah Swann Diego Romero Andrew Wilson Antonio Griffin Ralph Mims Ben Engstrom Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Von Wafer Al Thornton Adam Waleskowski Todd Galloway Alexander Johnson Isaiah Swann Anthony Richardson Jason Rich Andrew Wilson Diego Romero Ralph Mims Antonio Griffin Ben Engstrom Total Opponents Results FSU Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Texas Southern... W N22 Texas A&M-CC... L N24 Shawnee State... W N27 #Kent State... L N28 #Texas Christian... L N30 at Minnesota... W D4 at Mississippi... W even D12 Florida International... L D16 South Alabama... W D19 at Maryland L ot D21 Jacksonville... W D23 Stetson... W D30 +LSU... L J2 Florida... W J8 Virginia Tech... W J12 Clemson... L J15 at Miami... L J18 Wake Forest W ot J22 Duke L J26 at NC State... W F2 at Georgia Tech L F6 North Carolina L F9 at Virginia... L F12 at Wake Forest L F15 at Massachusetts... L F20 Georgia Tech... L F22 Miami... L F27 at Clemson... L M3 at North Carolina L M6 Virginia... W M10 ACC-NC State... L By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... W Home... W Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

27 By the Numbers: 0 starters returning for Georgia Tech in 2006.

28 27 By the Numbers: 0 starters returning for Georgia Tech in combined number of career starts for the entire Georgia Tech roster, all of which belong to Theodis Tarver, who was in the starting five for all three of the Yellow Jackets NIT games in scoring average of Anthony Morrow, who is Georgia Tech s leading returning scorer. 6 number of departed players that accounted for every start in contests played in 2005 against teams ranked in the top Georgia Tech s national rank in field goal percentage defense (39.1) in weeks spent ranked in the top 10 in percent of 2005 scoring returning this season, the second-lowest total in the league behind only North Carolina (9.1). 22 Former Yellow Jacket Jarrett Jack was selected 22nd overall by the Denver Nuggets in the 2005 NBA Draft. 50 Georgia Tech is entering its 50th season of play in Alexander Memorial Coliseum Georgia Tech s shooting percentage against Clemson on Feb. 8, 2005, marking the Yellow Jackets highest shooting percentage in an ACC game during head coach Paul Hewitt s five-year tenure Hewitt s winning percentage in nine NCAA Tournament games while at Georgia Tech, the top mark in school history percentage of minutes played in 2005 by the Jackets six departed players. 100 Georgia Tech will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its first basketball game on Feb. 17, career points for sophomore Anthony Morrow, tops on the Georgia Tech roster Yellow Jacket Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 1 D'Andre Bell... G-F Fr.Pacific Palisades, Calif. 4 Ra'Sean Dickey... C So.... Clio, S.C. 5 Mario West... G Jr.... Douglasville, Ga. 10 Tyler Davis... G So.... Grayson, Ga. 14 Keith Jones... G So.... Austell, Ga. 23 Anthony Morrow... G So.... Charlotte, N.C. 32 Jeremis Smith... F So.... Fort Worth, Texas 33 Lewis Clinch... G Fr.... Cordele, Ga. 35 Zam Fredrick... G So.... St. Matthews, S.C. 41 Alade Aminu... F-C Fr. Stone Mountain, Ga. 44 Theodis Tarver... F-C Sr.... Monroe, La. Yellow Jacket Data: Head Coach... Paul Hewitt Career Record /8 yrs. Record at Georgia Tech /5 yrs. Alma Mater... St. John Fisher, 1985 Assistant Coach... John O Connor Assistant Coach... Charlton Young Assistant Coach...Peter Zaharis Record ACC Record /t4th Homecourt.. Alexander Memorial Coliseum Capacity...9,191 Sports Information Office... (404) SID...Allison George ... ageorge@at.gtaa.gatech.edu Basketball SID... Mike Stamus ...mstamus@at.gtaa.gatech.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N18 UNC-Asheville... 7:00 N21 Elon... 7:00 N25 Illinois-Chicago... FSNS... 6:30 N30 at Michigan State... ESPN... 7:00 D4 Virginia... FSN... 5:30 D7 at Georgia... FSNS... 7:00 D10 Tennessee State... 3:00 D22 Jacksonville... 7:00 D28 at Air Force... FSNS... 9:00 D31 Bethune-Cookman... 5:00 J8 Boston College... FSN... 5:30 J10 at Centenary... 8:00 J14 at NC State... RJ... 12:00 J18 at Wake Forest... RJ... 9:00 J21 Clemson... RSN... 12:00 J25 Maryland... ESPN... 7:00 J29 at Boston College... FSN... 5:30 J31 at Virginia Tech... RSN... 7:00 F4 Miami... RJ... 1:30 F9 at Florida State... ESPNU... tba F12 NC State... RJ... 1:00 F15 at North Carolina... ESPN... 7:00 F18 at Maryland... RJ... 4:00 F22 Duke... ESPN... 7:00 F25 Wake Forest... ABC... 1:00 M4 at Clemson... RJ... 2:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

29 28 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Georgia Tech Statistics (20-12, 8-8 tied 4th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Jarrett Jack B.J. Elder Will Bynum Luke Schenscher Isma'il Muhammad Anthony Morrow Ra'Sean Dickey Anthony McHenry Jeremis Smith Mario West Zam Fredrick Theodis Tarver Keith Jones Tyler Davis Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Jarrett Jack B.J. Elder Will Bynum Luke Schenscher Isma'il Muhammad Anthony Morrow Ra'Sean Dickey Anthony McHenry Jeremis Smith Mario West Theodis Tarver Keith Jones Zam Fredrick Tyler Davis Total Opponents Results GaT Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Alabama State W N22 at UI-Chicago W N26 Ark.-Little Rock W N30 Michigan W D5 Georgia W D11 #Air Force W D15 James Madison W D19 #Gonzaga x... L D22 Charleston So W D28 Lafayette W J1 at Kansas L ot J6 Miami W J8 Virginia W J12 at North Carolina L J16 at NC State L J22 Virginia Tech L J27 Wake Forest W ot J30 at Maryland L F2 Florida State W F5 at Duke L F8 at Clemson... W F13 NC State... L F20 at Florida State... W F23 Duke L F26 at Miami... W M2 at Wake Forest L M5 Clemson... W M11 ACC-Virginia Tech... W M12 ACC-North Carolina W M13 ACC-Duke L M18 NCAA-G. Washington W M20 NCAA-Louisville L #Las Vegas By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... W Home... W Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

Terp Data: 29 By the Numbers: 8 overtime games for Maryland since the start of the 2004 season, a league high over that time. 11 trips to the NCAA Tournament in the last 12 seasons.

30 Terp Data: 29 By the Numbers: 8 overtime games for Maryland since the start of the 2004 season, a league high over that time. 11 trips to the NCAA Tournament in the last 12 seasons. 14 Chris McCrary scored in double figures in 14 of Maryland s final 15 games in NBA players that played under head coach Gary Williams rebounds per game for Maryland in 2005, tops in the ACC the Terrapins leagueleading free throw percentage in points per game scored by Maryland in 2005, the fifth-best mark in the nation percentage of 2005 scoring the Terrapins bring back in Maryland scored at least 90 points in eight games in 2005, posting a 6-2 record in those contests McCray s league-leading free throw percentage in ACC contests in career blocked shots by junior Ekene Ibekwe. 118 starts by juniors in 2005, compared to just one start by a senior. 135 points McCrary needs to reach 1,000 for his career. 139 ACC wins by Williams, ranking him fourth in league history. 308 points Travis Garrison needs to reach 1,000 for his career. 465 career rebounds by Garrison. 541 Williams is 12th among active Division I coaches with 541 career wins, including 334 while at Maryland. 1,083 career points scored by senior Nik Caner-Medley entering the 2006 season. 16,632 average home attendance in 2005, the sixth-best mark in the nation; Maryland has been in the top 10 in each of the last three years Maryland Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 1 Shane Clark... F Fr.... Philadelphia, Pa. 4 Travis Garrison... F Sr.... Suitland, Md. 5 D.J. Strawberry... G Jr.... Corona, Calif. 12 Sterling Ledbetter... G Sr....Laurel, Md. 13 Chris McCray... G Sr. Capitol Heights, Md. 15 James Gist... F So.... Silver Spring, Md. 22 Nik Caner-Medley... F Sr.... Portland, Maine 23 Mike Jones... G Jr....Dorchester, Mass. 24 Parrish Brown... G Jr....Chicago, Ill. 25 Ekene Ibekwe... F Jr.... Carson, Calif. 31 Will Bowers...C Jr.... Hanover, Md. 33 Gini Chukura... F Jr.... Silver Spring, Md. 35 Dave Neal... F Fr.... McLean, Va. Head Coach... Gary Williams Career Record /27 yrs. Record at Maryland /16 yrs. Alma Mater... Maryland, 1968 Assistant Coach... Michael Adams Assistant Coach... Rob Moxley Assistant Coach... Keith Booth Record ACC Record /t6th Homecourt... Comcast Center Capacity... 17,950 Sports Information Office... (301) SID... Doug Dull ... ddull@umd.edu Basketball SID...tba ...tba Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N18 Fairleigh-Dickinson... CSN... 9:00 N21 vs. Gonzaga... ESPN2... 5:00 Maui Tournament N22 vs. TBA... ESPN... tba N23 Maui Tournament vs. TBA... ESPN... tba Maui Tournament N27 Nicholls State... CSN... 2:00 N30 Minnesota... ESPN2... 7:30 D5 vs. George Washington... RSN... 9:00 BB&T Classic, MCI Center, Washington, D.C. D7 Western Carolina... 8:00 D11 Boston College... FSN... 7:30 D23 American... 8:00 D28 Delaware State... RJ... 8:00 D31 VMI... CSN... 2:00 J4 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi... 8:00 J7 at Miami... RJ... 12:00 J11 at Duke... ESPN... 9:00 J15 Wake Forest... FSN... 7:30 J21 Virginia Tech... RJ... 8:00 J25 at Georgia Tech... ESPN... 7:00 J28 at Temple... ESPN :00 F2 North Carolina... ESPN... 7:00 F5 at NC State... FSN... 2:00 F7 Virginia... RSN... 7:00 F11 Duke... CBS... 1:00 F14 at Clemson... RJ... 8:00 F18 Georgia Tech... RJ... 4:00 F22 at Florida State... RJ... 9:00 F26 at North Carolina... FSN... 5:30 M1 Miami... RJ... 9:00 M5 at Virginia... FSN... 3:30 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

31 30 Maryland Terrapins Maryland Statistics (19-13, 7-9 tied 6th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Nik Caner-Medley Chris McCray John Gilchrist Travis Garrison Ekene Ibekwe Mike Jones D.J. Strawberry James Gist Sterling Ledbetter Will Bowers Hassan Fofana Mike Grinnon Darien Henry Gini Chukura Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Nik Caner-Medley Chris McCray John Gilchrist Travis Garrison Ekene Ibekwe D.J. Strawberry Mike Jones James Gist Sterling Ledbetter Will Bowers Mike Grinnon Gini Chukura Total Opponents Results Md. Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Jackson State W N23 Mercer W N26 #Memphis W N30 at Wisconsin L D4 #George Mason W D5 #G. Washington L D12 UNC Asheville W D19 Florida State W ot D23 American W D28 Liberty W J4 Mt. St. Mary s W J8 at N. Carolina L J11 at Wake Forest L J15 Temple... W J19 Virginia... W J23 NC State... L J26 at Duke W J30 Georgia Tech W F1 at Clemson L F5 at Miami L ot F8 Virginia Tech... W F12 Duke W ot F16 at NC State x... L F19 at Virginia x... W 2ot F22 Clemson... L F27 North Carolina L M5 at Virginia Tech... L M10 ACC-Clemson... L M16 NIT-Oral Roberts... W M23 NIT-Davidson... W M26 NIT-Texas Christian... W M29 NIT-South Carolina... L #Washington, D.C. By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... L Home... W Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

32 31 By the Numbers: 3 Anthony King recorded the first tripledouble in Miami program history and the 20th in ACC history on Nov. 29 against Florida Atlantic with 11 points, 10 rebounds and an ACC-record 13 blocked shots. 6 head coach Frank Haith was named the NABC District 6 Coach of the Year and guard Guillermo Diaz was named to the All-District 6 First Team in career scoring average of senior guard Robert Hite, who reached the 1,000- point plateau for his career in Miami was second in the ACC with offensive rebounds per game in points per game Diaz averaged in 2005, ranking him second in the league average points per game scored by Diaz in Miami s nine games against ranked opponents in consecutive games that Diaz reached double figures in scoring to close the 2005 season. 38 number of times Miami held an opponent without a field goal for at least four minutes in starts by sophomores in 2005, the most in the ACC percent of Miami s scoring from last season returning in points needed by Diaz to reach 1,000 for his career. 430 Miami has gone 430 consecutive games without allowing an opponent to reach 100 points, a streak dating back to Dec. 27, 1990, when Miami (Ohio) topped the Hurricanes in double overtime. 549 Miami has made a three-pointer in 549 of its 552 games since the NCAA adopted the three-point shot in Miami Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 0 Jimmy Graham... F Fr.... Goldsboro, N.C. 2 Gary Hamilton... F/C Sr.... Los Angeles, Calif. 3 Lee Butler... G Sr.... Woodbridge, Va. 11 Eric Wilkins... G Sr.... Plainfield, N.J. 12 Anthony Harris... G Jr.... Chicago, Ill. 13 Guillermo Diaz... G Jr.. San Juan, Puerto Rico 15 Denis Clemente... G Fr... Bayamon, Puerto Rico 21 Jonathan Stratton... G So.... Sandusky, Ohio 22 Robert Hite... G Sr....Cincinnati, Ohio 30 Adrian Thomas... F Fr.... Pembroke Pines, Fla. 32 Brian Asbury... G/F Fr.... Miami, Fla. 33 Jack McClinton... G So.... Baltimore, Md. 42 Raymond Hicks... F So.... Longview, Texas 44 Keaton Copeland... F Sr.... Miramar, Fla. 50 Anthony King... F/C Jr.... Durham, N.C. Hurricane Data: Head Coach... Frank Haith Career Record /1 yr. Record at Miami /1 yr. Alma Mater... Elon, 1988 Assistant Coach... Jorge Fernandez Assistant Coach... Michael Hunt Assistant Coach... Billy Kennedy Record ACC Record /t6th Homecourt... Convocation Center Capacity... 7,000 Sports Information Office... (305) SID... Mark Pray ... mpray@miami.edu Basketball SID... Samuel Henderson ... shenderson@miami.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N13 vs. Texas-Arlington... 5:00 BCA Classic, Seattle, Wash. N14 vs. TBA... tba BCA Classic, Seattle, Wash. N15 vs. TBA... FS-NW... Tba BCA Classic, Seattle, Wash. N19 Morgan State... 7:30 N22 North Carolina A&T...7:30 N27 at Temple... FSN-FL... 1:00 N29 at Michigan... ESPN2... 9:30 D3 Birmingham-Southerm...7:30 D10 Wofford... FSN-FL... 7:30 D18 at NC State... FSN... 5:30 D22 Florida... FSN-FL... 7:00 D27 Stetson... FSN-FL... 7:30 D31 vs. Louisville... FSN... 4:00 Orange Bowl Doubleheader, Sunrise, Fla. J2 Sacred Heart...7:30 J7 Maryland... RJ... 12:00 J14 at North Carolina... ESPN2... noon J18 Clemson...7:30 J21 Boston College... RJ... 8:00 J24 at Virginia... ESPNU... 9:00 J29 at Florida State... RJ... 4:00 J31 Wake Forest... RSN... 9:00 F4 at Georgia Tech... RJ... 1:30 F8 NC State... ESPNU... tba F12 North Carolina... FSN... 8:00 F16 at Boston College... RSN... 7:00 F19 at Duke... FSN... 5:30 F22 Virginia Tech... ESPNU... 7:00 M1 at Maryland... RJ... 9:00 M5 Florida State... RJ... 1:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

33 32 Miami Hurricanes Miami Statistics (16-13, 7-9 tied 6th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Guillermo Diaz Robert Hite Anthony Harris William Frisby Anthony King Gary Hamilton Lee Butler Raymond Hicks Eric Wilkins Keaton Copeland Antoine Mayhand Glenn Batemon Brandon Okpalobi Jonathan Stratton Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Guillermo Diaz Robert Hite Anthony Harris William Frisby Anthony King Gary Hamilton Raymond Hicks Eric Wilkins Brandon Okpalobi Antoine Mayhand Glenn Batemon Total Opponents Results Miami Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N20 Wofford... W N23 South Carolina State... L N27 #Xavier... L ot N29 Florida Atlantic... W D4 at Florida W D7 at Fla. International... W D12 Massachusetts... W D18 Stetson... W D23 Tennessee Tech... W D30 Appalachian State... W J2 Norfolk State... W J6 at Georgia Tech L J9 NC State W J12 at Virginia... W J15 Florida State... W J19 Duke L J22 at North Carolina L J26 Clemson... W N29 at Wake Forest L F2 Virginia Tech... L even F5 Maryland W ot F12 at Clemson... W F15 Wake Forest L F19 at Virginia Tech... L F22 at Florida State... W F26 Georgia Tech... L M3 at Duke L M10 ACC-Virginia... L M15 NIT-at South Carolina... L #Miami, Florida By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... L Home... L Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

34 33 Tar Heel Data: By the Numbers: 0 returning starters from 2005, after bringing back all five in each of the two previous seasons. 3 statistical categories in which North Carolina led the nation in 2005 scoring offense (88.0 points per game), scoring margin (17.8) and assists per game (19.1). 3 number of coaches in history that have led two different teams to NCAA championship games, and all three have North Carolina ties; Roy Williams (Kansas in 1991 and 2003 and UNC in 2005), 1963 North Carolina graduate Larry Brown (UCLA in 1980 and Kansas in 1988) and Frank McGuire (St. John s in 1952 and UNC in 1957) per game scoring average of forward David Noel in , marking the lowest ever per game scoring average of a UNC leading returning scorer. 4 Williams reached the Final Four for the fifth time in his career, and the third time in the last four seasons, in Carolina lost its top seven scorers from a year ago, marking the first time ever that an ACC team lost its top seven scorers. 9.1 percentage of 2005 scoring North Carolina returns in the Tar Heels had four players selected in the top 14 picks in the 2005 NBA Draft, making UNC just the second team to ever have four players selected in the first round (Duke, 1999). 362 North Carolina amassed 362 steals in 2005, a school record 470 Williams boasts a career record of over 17 years. 480 career points scored by senior David Noel, North Carolina s leading returning scorer from Williams career winning percentage, tops among active Division I coaches with at least 10 years experience, and fourth all-time. 1,860 all-time wins by North Carolina, second only to Kentucky (1,904). 20,522 average home attendance in 2005, the third-best mark in the nation; North Carolina has been third in the nation two years in a row North Carolina Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 1 Marcus Ginyard... G/F Fr.... Alexandria, Va. 3 Reyshawn Terry... F Jr..Winston-Salem, N.C. 4 Bobby Frasor... G Fr.... Blue Island, Ill. 11 Quentin Thomas... G So.... Oakland, Calif. 14 Danny Green... F/G Fr... North Babylon, N.Y. 22 Wes Miller... G Jr.... Charlotte, N.C. 25 Damion Grant...C Sr.... Portland, Jamaica 34 David Noel... F Sr.... Durham, N.C. 40 Michael Copeland... F Fr.... Winston-Salem, N.C. 41 Byron Sanders... F Sr.... Gulfport, Miss. 50 Tyler Hansbrough... F Fr.... Poplar Bluff, Mo. Head Coach... Roy Williams Career Record /17 yrs. Record at North Carolina /2 yrs. Alma Mater...North Carolina, 1972 Assistant Coach... Joe Holladay Assistant Coach...Steve Robinson Assistant Coach... Jerod Haase Record ACC Record /1st Homecourt... Dean E. Smith Center Capacity... 21,800 Sports Information Office... (919) SID... Steve Kirschner ... stevekirschner@unc.edu Assistant SID... Matt Bowers ... mattbowers@unc.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N19 Gardner-Webb... 7:00 N22 Cleveland State... ESPNU... 9:00 N25 UC-Santa Barbara... FSNS... 8:30 N29 Illinois... ESPN... 9:00 D3 at Kentucky... CBS... 12:00 D7 St. Louis... ESPN2... 9:00 D17 Santa Clara... FSNS... 8:00 D21 at Southern California... FSN.. 10:30 D28 UNC-Asheville... RJ... 8:00 J3 Davidson... FSNS/FSN-FL... 7:00 J7 NC State... ESPN2... 3:00 J10 at Virginia Tech... ESPN2... 7:30 J14 Miami... ESPN2... noon J19 at Virginia... ESPN... 7:00 J22 at Florida State... FSN... 6:30 J25 Boston College... RJ... 9:00 J28 Arizona... CBS... 1:00 F2 at Maryland... ESPN... 7:00 F4 Clemson... RJ... 4:00 F7 Duke... RJ/ESPN... 9:00 F12 at Miami... FSN... 8:00 F15 Georgia Tech... ESPN... 7:00 F19 at Wake Forest... ABC... 1:30 F22 at NC State... RJ... 9:00 F26 Maryland... FSN... 5:30 M1 Virginia... RJ... 9:00 M4 at Duke... ESPN... 9:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

35 34 North Carolina Tar Heels North Carolina Statistics (33-4, st in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Sean May Rashad McCants Jawad Williams Raymond Felton Marvin Williams Jackie Manuel Melvin Scott David Noel Reyshawn Terry Jesse Holley Wes Miller Byron Sanders Quentin Thomas C.J. Hooker Charlie Everett Brooks Foster Damion Grant Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Sean May Rashad McCants Raymond Felton Marvin Williams Jawad Williams Jackie Manuel Melvin Scott David Noel Reyshawn Terry Jesse Holley Quentin Thomas Byron Sanders C.J. Hooker Charlie Everett Wes Miller Brooks Foster Total Opponents Results UNC Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 #Santa Clara L N22 +BYU W N23 +Tennessee W N24 +Iowa W N28 Southern Cal W D1 at Indiana W D4 Kentucky W D12 Loyola (Chi.) W D19 at Virginia Tech W D21 Vermont W D28 UNC-Wilmington W D30 Cleveland State W J2 William & Mary W J8 Maryland W J12 Georgia Tech W J15 at Wake Forest L J19 at Clemson W J22 Miami W J29 at Virginia W F3 NC State W F6 at Florida State W F9 at Duke L F13 at Connecticut W F16 Virginia W F19 Clemson W F22 at NC State W F27 at Maryland W M3 Florida State W M6 Duke W M11 ACC-Clemson W M12 ACC-Georgia Tech L M18 NCAA-Oakland W M20 NCAA-Iowa St W M25 NCAA-Villanova W M27 NCAA-Wisconsin W A2 NCAA-Michigan St W A4 NCAA-Illinois W #Pete Newell Challenge; +Maui Invitational By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... W ACC... W Home... W Road... W Neutral... W Vs. Ranked Teams... W Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

By the Numbers: 0 none of NC State s returning players averaged more than 10 points per game in 2005. 1.1 Andrew Brackman and Cedric Simmons each averaged 1.

36 By the Numbers: 0 none of NC State s returning players averaged more than 10 points per game in Andrew Brackman and Cedric Simmons each averaged 1.1 blocks per game to share the league lead among freshmen in NC State made its fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 2005, giving the Wolfpack the third-longest active streak in the ACC behind Duke (10) and Wake Forest (five). 8 the Wolfpack picked up wins in eight of its final 12 games to close the season, finishing with a overall record NC State turned the ball over only 12.4 times per game in 2005, and led the ACC with a 1.22 assist to turnover ratio. 16 with wins over Charlotte and Connecticut in the NCAA Tournament, NC State reached the Sweet 16 for the first time since former NC State standout Julius Hodge was selected by the Denver Nuggets with the 20th overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft combined scoring average of returning starters Ilian Evtimov, Engin Atsur and Tony Bethel in Evitmov shot 50.7 percent (38-for-75) from three-point range in ACC games to lead the league in in head coach Herb Sendek s nine seasons at NC State, the Wolfpack is when holding its opposition to 60 points or fewer. 169 career victories for Sendek at NC State, putting him 16th on the ACC s career list. 891 career points for Evtimov, leaving him 109 shy of 1,000 entering his senior season NC State Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 3 Ilian Evtimov... F/C Sr.... Sofia, Bulgaria 4 Courtney Fells... G Fr. Shannon, Mississippi 5 Chris McCoy... G Jr.... Louisville, Ky. 10 Braxton Albritton... G So.... Raleigh, N.C. 11 Gavin Grant... F/G So.... The Bronx, N.Y. 13 Cameron Bennerman G/F Sr.... Greensboro, N.C. 14 Engin Atsur... G Jr.... Istanbul, Turkey 20 Brian Neiman... G/F Fr.... Raleigh, N.C. 22 Tony Bethel... G *Sr. Ft. Washington, Md. 23 Brandon Costner... F Fr....West Orange, N.J. 33 Cedric Simmons...C So..... Shallotte, N.C. 34 Ben McCauley... F Fr....Herminie, Pa. 40 Andrew Brackman... F So.... Cincinnati, Ohio Wolfpack Data: Schedule 35 Head Coach...Herb Sendek Career Record /12 yrs. Record at NC State /9 yrs. Alma Mater... Carnegie Mellon, 1984 Associate Head Coach... Larry Harris Assistant Coach... Mark Phelps Assistant Coach... Archie Miller Record ACC Record /t6th Homecourt... RBC Center Capacity... 19,722 Sports Information Office... (919) SID... Annabelle Vaughan ... annabelle_vaughan@ncsu.edu Date Opponent TV Time N18 Stetson...7:00 American Youth Classic, Raleigh, N.C. N19 Citadel... 6:00 American Youth Classic, Raleigh, N.C. N20 Delaware... 2:00 American Youth Classic, Raleigh, N.C. N23 VMI...7:30 N26 vs. Notre Dame... ESPN-C... 7:00 Wooden Tradition, Indianapolis, Ind. N30 at Iowa... ESPN2... 9:30 D10 Appalachian State... 2:00 Reynolds Coliseum D14 UNC-Asheville...7:00 D18 Miami... FSN... 5:30 D22 at Alabama... FSNS... 9:00 D28 New Hampshire...7:00 D31 George Washington... FSNS/CSN... 12:00 J3 UNC-Greensboro... 7:00 J7 at North Carolina... ESPN2... 3:00 J10 at Boston College... RJ... 9:00 J14 Georgia Tech... RJ... 12:00 J18 at Duke... ESPN... 7:00 J21 Wake Forest... RJ... 4:00 J25 Seton Hall... ESPN-TV... 7:00 J29 at Clemson... RJ... 1:30 F1 Virginia... RSN... 7:00 F5 Maryland... FSN... 2:00 F8 at Miami... ESPNU... tba F12 at Georgia Tech... RJ... 1:00 F15 Florida State... 7:30 F18 at Virginia Tech... ABC... 1:00 F22 North Carolina... RJ... 9:00 F25 Boston College... CBS... 3:45 M4 at Wake Forest... CBS... 4:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

37 36 NC State Wolfpack NC State Statistics (21-14, 7-9 tied 6th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Julius Hodge Ilian Evtimov Cameron Bennerman Engin Atsur Tony Bethel Andrew Brackman Jordan Collins Gavin Grant Levi Watkins Cedric Simmons Will Roach Adam Simons Braxton Albritton Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Julius Hodge Ilian Evtimov Engin Atsur Tony Bethel Cameron Bennerman Jordan Collins Andrew Brackman Gavin Grant Cedric Simmons Levi Watkins Will Roach Braxton Albritton Total Opponents Results NCS Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N17 New Orleans W N18 Elon W N19 East Carolina W N26 Campbell W N29 Purdue W D5 Manhattan W D11 Liberty W D15 LA-Lafayette W D19 at Washington L D21 at BYU W D28 #Columbia W D30 #St. John s L J2 West Virginia L J9 at Miami L J13 Duke L J16 Georgia Tech W J19 at Virginia Tech... L J23 at Maryland... W J26 Florida State... L J29 at Clemson... W F3 at North Carolina L F5 Virginia... L F10 at Wake Forest L F13 at Georgia Tech... W F16 Maryland x... W F22 North Carolina L F26 Virginia Tech... W M2 at Virginia... W M6 Wake Forest L M10 ACC-Florida State... W M11 ACC-Wake Forest W M12 ACC-Duke L M18 NCAA-Charlotte... W M20 NCAA-Connecticut W M25 NCAA-Wisconsin L #New York, N.Y. By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... L Home... L Road... W Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

37 Cavalier Data: By the Numbers: 0 starts by juniors for Virginia in 2005; Virginia s lone senior has ever started a game. 2.18 assist to turnover ratio by T.J.

38 37 Cavalier Data: By the Numbers: 0 starts by juniors for Virginia in 2005; Virginia s lone senior has ever started a game assist to turnover ratio by T.J. Bannister in ACC games in 2005, good for second in the league. 5 the Cavaliers spent five weeks in the top 25 in 2005, marking their first rankings since a oneweek showing at No. 22 in the Dec. 2, 2002, AP poll. 3.9 assists per game by Sean Singletary, which led all ACC freshmen; Singletary also averaged 10.5 points and 1.7 steals per game, which ranked third and first among freshmen, respectively. 6 ACC Rookie-of-the- Week selections for Virginia to lead the league in 2005, including five by Singletary and one by Adrian Joseph. 9 UVa played nine games against ranked opponents in head coach Dave Leitao is the 10th head coach in the Cavaliers 100-year history. 12 Virginia played 12 games that were decided by five points or fewer in 2005, going 9-3 in those contests, including a 2-1 mark in overtime DePaul s average number of wins per season in Leitao s three years at the helm. 32 points scored by J.R. Reynolds against Miami in the ACC Tournament in 2005, good for a third-place tie on Virginia s ACC Tournament single-game scoring list. 85 with 201 career assists to his credit, Bannister needs just 85 more to move into the top 10 in school history. 100 Virginia was the only school in the ACC with two players with more than 100 assists in 2005; Singletary had 113 and Bannister had career points scored by Reynolds entering his junior season Virginia Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 0 Sam Warren...C Fr... Greenwood Village, Colo. 2 J.R. Reynolds... G Jr.... Roanoke, Va. 11 Laurynas Mikalauskas... F Fr.... Palanga, Lithuania 12 Billy Campbell... G Sr.... Atlanta, Ga. 15 T. J. Bannister... G Jr.... Jacksonville, Fla. 21 Tunji Soroye...C So.Dugbe Ibadan, Nigeria 23 Gary Forbes... G/F Jr.... Brooklyn, N.Y. 24 Mamadi Diane... G/F Fr.... Potomac, Md. 30 Adrian Joseph... F So.San Fernando, Trinidad 33 Jason Cain... F Jr.... Philadelphia, Pa. 42 Mike Forkin... F Jr.... Centreville, Va. 44 Sean Singletary... G So.... Philadelphia, Pa. 55 Donte Minter... F/C Jr....Salisbury, N.C. Head Coach...Dave Leitao Career Record /5 yrs. Record at Virginia... First Year Alma Mater...Northeastern, 1983 Assistant Coach... Gene Cross Assistant Coach... Rob Lanier Assistant Coach... Steve Seymour Record ACC Record /t10th Homecourt... University Hall Capacity... 8,392 Sports Information Office... (434) SID...Rich Murray ... rjm4e@virginia.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N18 Liberty... 7:00 N22 at Richmond... 7:30 N27 at Arizona... FSN... 7:00 N30 Northwestern... ESPNU... 8:00 D4 at Georgia Tech... FSN... 5:30 D7 Fordham...7:00 D17 at Gonzaga... FSNW.. 10:00 D22 Loyola-Baltimore...7:00 D28 UMBC (Siegel Center)... 7:00 Richmond, Va. D31 Hartford... 2:00 J2 at Western Kentucky... 2:00 J7 Clemson... RJ... 12:00 J11 Florida State... 7:00 J15 at Virginia Tech... RJ... 4:00 J19 North Carolina... ESPN... 7:00 J24 Miami... ESPNU... 9:00 J28 at Duke... ESPN... 7:00 F1 at NC State... RSN... 7:00 F4 Wake Forest... RJ... 1:30 F7 at Maryland... RSN... 7:00 F11 Virginia Tech... RJ... 8:00 F15 Longwood... 7:00 F18 at Florida State... RJ... 4:00 F21 Boston College... RSN... 7:00 F25 at Clemson... 2:00 M1 at North Carolina... RJ... 9:00 M5 Maryland... FSN... 3:30 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

39 38 Virginia Cavaliers Virginia Statistics (14-15, 4-12 tied 10th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Devin Smith Elton Brown J.R. Reynolds Sean Singletary Gary Forbes Jason Clark T.J. Bannister Adrian Joseph Jason Cain Billy Campbell Donte Minter Tunji Soroye Mike Forkin Hank Nacey Tryshan Ravenell Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Devin Smith Elton Brown Gary Forbes Sean Singletary J.R. Reynolds Adrian Joseph Jason Clark T.J. Bannister Jason Cain Billy Campbell Hank Nacey Mike Forkin Donte Minter Tunji Soroye Total Opponents Results UVa Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Robert Morris... W N21 Arizona W N24 Appalachian State... W N28 Richmond... W D1 at Northwestern... W D3 #Auburn W D6 at Iowa State L D8 Furman W D23 L-Marymount W ot J2 Wake Forest L J5 Western Kentucky... W 2ot J8 at Georgia Tech L J12 Miami... L J16 at Duke L J19 at Maryland... L J22 Clemson... W J27 at Virginia Tech... L J29 North Carolina L F2 at Providence... L F5 at NC State... W F9 Florida State... W F12 Virginia Tech... W F16 at North Carolina L F19 Maryland x... L 2ot F27 at Wake Forest L M2 NC State... L M6 at Florida State... L M10 ACC-Miami... W M11 ACC-Duke L #Richmond, Virginia By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... L Home... L Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... L Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

Hokie Data: 39 By the Numbers: 2.5 career steals per game by guard Jamon Gordon, making him Virginia Tech s career leader entering his junior season. 3.36 offensive rebounds per game by Coleman Collins in 2005, the fourth-best mark in the league.

40 Hokie Data: 39 By the Numbers: 2.5 career steals per game by guard Jamon Gordon, making him Virginia Tech s career leader entering his junior season offensive rebounds per game by Coleman Collins in 2005, the fourth-best mark in the league. 4 the Hokies had four players average at least 10 points per game last season, with three of them Zabian Dowdell (14.4), Collins (11.4) and Gordon (10.9) returning for the 2006 season Virginia Tech s turnover margin led the ACC in ACC wins at Cassell Coliseum in Deron Washington averaged 7.9 points per game in 2005, earning a spot on the ACC All-Freshmen Team. 10 the Hokies NIT appearance in 2005 was their first postseason appearance in 10 years. 27 head coach Seth Greenberg is the 27th head coach 33.9 minutes per game played by Gordon in 2005, the sixth-highest mark in the ACC. 67 with 67 steals and 31 blocked shots, both team highs, Gordon earned a spot on the All-ACC Defensive Team. 1,000 Gordon and Collins are both on pace to total 1,000 points and 500 rebounds for their careers, while Dowdell needs just 267 points to reach 1,000 for his career. 9,405 Virginia Tech averaged 9,405 fans per contest in 2005, up from 6,342 in 2004 to lead the nation in attendance increase; the Hokies average attendance was 4,211 in 2003, giving them the nation s sixth-largest attendance boost from 2003 to Virginia Tech Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 1 Zabian Dowdell... G Jr.... Pahokee, Fla. 2 Hyman Taylor... C/F Fr.... Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 3 Shawn Harris... G Sr.... Ettrick, Va. 11 Wynton Witherspoon.. G/F So.... Atlanta, Ga. 13 Deron Washington.. G/F So.... New Orleans, La. 14 Robert Krabbendam.. C/F So.... Hoorn, Netherlands 15 Terrance Vinson... F Fr.... Valdosta, Ga. 21 Allen Calloway... F Sr.... Danville, Va. 22 Jamon Gordon... G Jr.... Jacksonville, Fla. 23 Marcus Travis... G Jr.... Blacksburg, Va. 24 Markus Sailes... G Jr.... Richmond, Va. 25 Bob Ritchie... G/F Sr.... Burke, Va. 33 Coleman Collins... F Jr.. Stone Mountain, Ga. 34 Cheick Diakite... F Fr.... Bamako, Mali 40 A.D. Vassallo... F/G Fr.... Toa Baja, P.R. 42 Chris Tucker... F Jr....Fincastle, Va. Head Coach... Seth Greenberg Career Record /15 yrs. Record at Virginia Tech /2 yrs. Alma Mater... Fairleigh Dickinson, 1978 Associate Head Coach... Brad Greenberg Assistant Coach... Ryan Odom Assistant Coach... Stacey Palmore Record ACC Record /t4th Homecourt... Cassell Coliseum Capacity... 10,052 Sports Information Office... (540) SID... Dave Smith ... vtsid@vt.edu Basketball SID... Bill Dyer ... wdyer@vt.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N10 Radford...7:00 NABC Classic, Blacksburg, Va. N12 Bowling Green... 1:00 NABC Classic, Blacksburg, Va. N13 Western Carolina... 3:00 NABC Classic, Blacksburg, Va. N18 Mount St. Mary's... CSN...7:00 N21 Marshall...7:00 N25 Morgan State...7:00 N28 at Ohio State... ESPN2...7:30 D4 at Duke... FSN... 8:00 D7 North Carolina A&T...7:00 D10 St. John's... FSN... 4:00 D18 vs. Stanford... ESPN 12:30am Las Vegas (Nev.) Shootout D27 William & Mary...7:00 D30 at Old Dominion...7:00 J2 at James Madison... CSN/FSN-FL... 4:00 J7 at Florida State...7:00 J10 North Carolina... ESPN2...7:30 J15 Virginia... RJ... 4:00 J21 at Maryland... RJ... 8:00 J26 Duke... ESPN...7:00 J28 at Wake Forest... RJ... 3:00 J31 Georgia Tech... RSN...7:00 F4 Boston College...7:00 F8 at Clemson...7:30 F11 at Virginia... RJ... 8:00 F18 NC State... ABC... 1:00 F22 at Miami... ESPNU...7:30 F25 Florida State...7:00 M1 Clemson... 7:00 M4 at Boston College... RJ... 12:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

41 40 Virginia Tech Hokies Virginia Tech Statistics (16-14, 8-8 tied 4th in ACC) OVERALL GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Zabian Dowdell Carlos Dixon Coleman Collins Jamon Gordon Deron Washington Marquie Cooke Shawn Harris Wynton Witherspoon Chris Tucker Allen Calloway Jeff King Robert Krabbendam Markus Sailes Bob Ritchie Marcus Travis Total Opponents ACC GAMES GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Tot Avg PF DQ A TO BK ST Pts Avg Zabian Dowdell Carlos Dixon Coleman Collins Jamon Gordon Deron Washington Shawn Harris Marquie Cooke Jeff King Chris Tucker Wynton Witherspoon Allen Calloway Robert Krabbendam Total Opponents Results VT Opp Opp Reb Results AP USA AP USA Score FG% FG% Mar N19 Loyola... W N23 UMES... W even N28 at William & Mary... W D2 UT-Chattanooga... W D4 at VMI... L even D12 at St. John s... L D11 James Madison... W D19 North Carolina L D22 Western Michigan... L D27 Morgan State... W D30 #Mississippi State L J8 at Florida State... L J12 Bethune-Cookman... W J15 Clemson... W J19 NC State... W J22 at Georgia Tech W J27 Virginia... W J30 at Duke L even F2 at Miami... W even F5 Wake Forest L F8 at Maryland... L F12 at Virginia... L F17 Duke W F19 Miami... W F26 at NC State... L M1 at Clemson... L M5 Maryland... W M11 ACC-Georgia Tech... L M15 NIT-Temple... W M19 NIT-at Memphis... L By the Numbers Streak W-L Overall... L ACC... W Home... W Road... L Neutral... L Vs. Ranked Teams... W Team Stat Rankings Category... NCAA.. Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage FG Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Point FG Percentage Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Blocked Shots Per Game Steals Per Game Won-Lost Percentage Turnovers Per Game Personal Fouls Per Game

Demon Deacon Data: 41 By the Numbers: 1 Wake Forest rose to No. 1 in the AP poll for the first time in 2005.

42 Demon Deacon Data: 41 By the Numbers: 1 Wake Forest rose to No. 1 in the AP poll for the first time in returning All-ACC performers in seniors Justin Gray and Eric Williams, who were both selected to the second team in 2005; both were also named to the 2006 preseason list for the Wooden Award. 8 players on the roster from North Carolina, the most on any ACC roster from the state in which the school is located. 16 the Demon Deacons went 16-0 at home in 2005, turning in a perfect slate at Lawrence Joel Coliseum for just the third time in school history. 27 wins in 2005, a school record. 35 Wake Forest is in ACC play over the last three years, tied with Duke for the most league wins during that span. 50 Wake Forest made an ACC-record 50 consecutive free throws from January 15-18, 2005, including an ACC-record 32-for-32 performance against North Carolina on Jan Williams field goal percentage last season, which led the ACC and was third in the nation points per game the Demon Deacons scored in 2005, good for the third-best mark in the nation. 224 career threepointers made by Gray. 425 consecutive games with a made three-pointer for Wake Forest entering the 2006 season. 620 three-point attempts by Wake in 2005, the second-most in school history. 2,528 combined career points scored by Gray and Williams Wake Forest Roster Bold denotes returning starter No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown 0 Chris Ellis... F Sr.... Marietta, Ga. 1 Justin Gray... G Sr.... Charlotte, N.C. 2 Kevin Swinton... F Fr.... Greensboro, N.C. 4 Harvey Hale... G Fr.... Albuquerque, N.M. 10 John Buck... F Sr.... Westbury, N.Y. 11 Cameron Stanley... F R-Fr.... Raleigh, N.C. 13 Shamaine Dukes... G Fr.... Cuthbert, Ga. 23 Richard Joyce... G Sr.... Mount Airy, N.C. 31 Eric Williams... C Sr....Wake Forest, N.C. 33 Trent Strickland... G-F Sr.... East Flat Rock, N.C. 34 Michael Drum... F Jr.... Rural Hall, N.C. 44 David Weaver... F-C Fr.. Black Mountain, N.C. 55 Kyle Visser...C Jr... Grand Rapids, Mich. Head Coach... Skip Prosser Career Record /12 yrs. Record at Boston College /4 yrs. Alma Mater... U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, 1972 Associate Head Coach... Jeff Battle Associate Head Coach... Dino Gaudio Assistant Coach... Pat Kelsey Record ACC Record /2nd Homecourt... Lawrence Joel Coliseum Capacity... 14,665 Sports Information Office... (336) SID... Dean Buchan ... buchandw@wfu.edu Schedule Date Opponent TV Time N10 Mississippi Valley State... 8:00 Coaches vs. Cancer, Winston-Salem, N.C. N11 vs. TBA... TBA Coaches vs. Cancer, Winston-Salem, N.C. N17 vs. TBA... ESPN2... TBA N18 Coaches vs. Cancer vs. TBA... ESPN2... TBA Coaches vs. Cancer N21 UNC-Asheville...7:00 N25 Appalachian State...7:00 N29 Wisconsin... ESPN... 7:00 D3 vs. Elon... 2:00 Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum D13 DePaul... ESPN... 9:00 D17 Princeton... ESPN2... 4:00 D22 at Richmond... FSNS... 7:00 D30 Charleston Southern... 7:00 J3 East Carolina... FSNS/FSN-FL... 9:00 J8 Duke... FSN... 8:00 J11 at Clemson... ESPNU... 7:00 J15 at Maryland... FSN... 7:30 J18 Georgia Tech... RJ... 9:00 J21 at NC State... RJ... 4:00 J24 Florida State... RSN... 7:00 J28 Virginia Tech... RJ... 3:00 J31 at Miami... RSN... 9:00 F4 at Virginia... RJ... 1:30 F8 Boston College... ESPN2... 7:00 F11 Charlotte... ABC... 3:30 F14 at Duke... RJ... 8:00 F19 North Carolina... ABC... 1:30 F22 Clemson... 7:00 F25 at Georgia Tech... ABC... 1:00 F28 at Boston College... RSN... 7:00 M4 NC State... CBS... 4:00 M9-12 ACC Tournament... RJ/ESPN/ESPN2... TBA Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum

ACC Champions. Year Championship Game Results Head Coach Tournament Site Attendance. ACC Titles

ACC Champions. Year Championship Game Results Head Coach Tournament Site Attendance. ACC Titles ACC Champions Year Championship Game Results Head Coach Tournament Site Attendance 1954 #4 NC State 82, #3 Wake Forest 80 (OT) Everett Case Raleigh, N.C. 39,200 1955 #1 NC State 87, #2 Duke 77 Everett