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2 ROSTER ROSTER u alphabetical No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Ppg. Rpg. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Scott Benken F So Cincinnati, OH (Elder HS) 13 Vytas Danelius* F So Kaunas, Lithuania (Indianapolis {IN} Park Tudor) 4 Taron Downey* G So Oxford, NC (Fork Union Military Academy) 0 Chris Ellis F Fr Marietta, GA (Marietta) 1 Justin Gray G Fr Charlotte, NC (Oak Hill {VA} Academy) 5 Josh Howard*** F Sr Winston-Salem, NC (Hargrave {VA} Academy) 23 Richard Joyce G-F Fr Mount Airy, NC (Oak Hill {VA} Academy) 33 Steve Lepore* G Sr North Olmsted, OH (Northwestern University) 10 Jamaal Levy* F So Panama City, Panama (Berkshire {FL} Academy) 53 Dshamal Schoetz C Jr Cottbus, Germany (High Point {NC} Wesleyan Academy) 34 Trent Strickland G Fr East Flat Rock, NC (Hargrave {VA} Academy) 20 Alan Williams** G Jr Memphis, TN (Briarcrest Christian) 31 Eric Williams C Fr Wake Forest, NC (Wake Forest-Rolesville) * letters won u numerical No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Ppg. Rpg. Hometown (Previous School) 0 Chris Ellis F Fr Marietta, GA (Marietta) 1 Justin Gray G Fr Charlotte, NC (Oak Hill {VA} Academy) 2 Scott Benken F So Cincinnati, OH (Elder HS) 4 Taron Downey* G So Oxford, NC (Fork Union Military Academy) 5 Josh Howard*** F Sr Winston-Salem, NC (Hargrave {VA} Academy) 10 Jamaal Levy* F So Panama City, Panama (Berkshire {FL} Academy) 13 Vytas Danelius* F So Kaunas, Lithuania (Indianapolis {IN} Park Tudor) 20 Alan Williams** G Jr Memphis, TN (Briarcrest Christian) 23 Richard Joyce G-F Fr Mount Airy, NC (Oak Hill {VA} Academy) 31 Eric Williams C Fr Wake Forest, NC (Wake Forest-Rolesville) 33 Steve Lepore* G Sr North Olmsted, OH (Northwestern University) 34 Trent Strickland G Fr East Flat Rock, NC (Hargrave {VA} Academy) 53 Dshamal Schoetz C Jr Cottbus, Germany (High Point {NC} Wesleyan Academy) * letters won Head Coach - Skip Prosser (Merchant Marine Academy 72); (.618) in 2nd year at Wake Forest; (.671) in nine years overall Assistants - Jeff Battle (Marshall 85), Dino Gaudio (Ohio 81), Chris Mack (Xavier 92) Director of Basketball Operations - Pat Kelsey (Xavier 98) Pronunciations Scott Benken Scott BANK-in Vytas Danelius vee-tus dan-a-loose Jamaal Levy Ja-mal Lev-E Steve Lepore Steve la-pour Dshamal Schoetz Ja-mal Shetz By Class Seniors Josh Howard Steve Lepore Juniors Dshamal Schoetz Alan Williams Sophomores Scott Benken Vytas Danelius Taron Downey Jamaal Levy Freshmen Chris Ellis Justin Gray Richard Joyce Trent Strickland Eric Williams By State/Country North Carolina Taron Downey (Oxford) Justin Gray (Charlotte) Josh Howard (Winston-Salem) Richard Joyce (Mt. Airy) Trent Strickland (E. Flat Rock) Eric Williams (Wake Forest) Georgia Chris Ellis (Marietta) Ohio Scott Benken (Cincinnati) Steve Lepore (N. Olmsted) Tennessee Alan Williams (Memphis) Panama Jamaal Levy (Panama City) Germany Dshamal Schoetz (Cottbus) Lithuania Vytas Danelius (Kaunas) By Height 7-0 Dshamal Schoetz 6-9 Eric Williams 6-9 Jamaal Levy 6-8 Vytas Danelius 6-8 Chris Ellis 6-7 Scott Benken 6-6 Josh Howard 6-5 Richard Joyce 6-5 Steve Lepore 6-5 Trent Strickland 6-3 Alan Williams 6-2 Justin Gray 6-2 Taron Downey By Position Guards Taron Downey Justin Gray Richard Joyce Steve Lepore Trent Strickland Alan Williams Forwards Scott Benken Vytas Danelius Chris Ellis Josh Howard Jamaal Levy Centers Dshamal Schoetz Eric Williams 38 WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL

3 RADIO/TV ROSTER PhotoROSTER Chris Ellis Justin Gray Scott Benken Taron Downey Josh Howard 0 u Fr. u F u 6-8 u u Fr. u G u 6-2 u u So. u F u 6-7 u u So. u G u 6-2 u u Sr. u F u 6-6 u 203 Jamaal Levy Vytas Danelius Alan Williams Richard Joyce Eric Williams 10 u So. u F u 6-9 u u So. u F u 6-8 u u Jr. u G u 6-3 u u Fr. u G-F u 6-5 u u Fr. u C u 6-9 u 270 Steve Lepore Trent Strickland Dshamal Schoetz 33 u Sr. u G u 6-5 u u Fr. u G u 6-5 u u Jr. u C u 7-0 u 263 Skip Prosser u Head Coach Jeff Battle u Associate Head Coach Dino Gaudio u Assistant Coach Chris Mack u Assistant Coach Pat Kelsey u Director/Basketball Operations WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL

4 THE OUTLOOK percentages returning in Scoring 37.3% Rebounding 46.4% Assists 33.1% Steals 40.5% Blocked Shots 41.4% 3-Point Field Goals 36.3% career games played/started GP GS Josh Howard Taron Downey Vytas Danelius 34 2 Steve Lepore 31 2 Jamaal Levy 30 1 Alan Williams 16 0 Scott Benken 0 0 Chris Ellis 0 0 Justin Gray 0 0 Richard Joyce 0 0 Dshamal Schoetz 0 0 Trent Strickland 0 0 Eric Williams 0 0 team breakdown Record ACC Record 9-7 ACC Finish 3rd (tie) ACC Tournament 1-1 NCAA Tournament 1-1 Starters Returning 1 Josh Howard (Sr., F) Starters Lost 4 Darius Songaila (17.9 ppg.) Craig Dawson (12.4 ppg.) Antwan Scott (10.0 ppg.) Broderick Hicks (9.6 ppg.) Lettermen Returning 5 Josh Howard (Sr., F) Vytas Danelius (So., F) Taron Downey (So., G) Steve Lepore (Sr., G) Jamaal Levy (So., F) Newcomers 5 Chris Ellis (Fr., F) Justin Gray (Fr., G) Richard Joyce (Fr., G-F) Trent Strickland (Fr., G) Eric Williams (Fr., C) Other Returnees 1 Dshamal Schoetz (Jr., C) TheOUTLOOK u All-American Candidate Josh Howard To Lead One Of Nation s Youngest Teams In To say the Wake Forest team will have a different look is more than a mild understatement. To call this year s Demon Deacon team young is like saying Tiger Woods can play a little golf. Gone are five veteran seniors who combined to play in more than 600 career games, including forward Darius Songaila, a second team All-ACC selection and a second-round pick in the NBA Draft. Also gone are three other starters -- Antwan Scott, Broderick Hicks and Craig Dawson -- as well as Ervin Murray. I am very proud of those seniors, said head coach Skip Prosser, who enters his second year at Wake Forest after seven successful seasons at Xavier. They worked hard and did everything we asked of them. This year s Deacon team includes 11 scholarship players including five freshmen, four sophomores and one junior. The junior center Dshamal Schoetz -- has never played in a college game. The good news for Wake Forest is that the nine freshmen and sophomores are talented. Sophomores Taron Downey, Vytas Danelius and Jamaal Levy played key roles for last year s team that advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. I think we will be talented, but not nearly as experienced, Prosser said. We only have two seniors and one junior. We have to get contributions from freshmen and it s a scary proposition counting on freshmen. Wake s best news is that senior Josh Howard is back. Howard (13.9 points and 7.7 rebounds per game) will be one of the premier players in the ACC. The senior small forward is one of the nation s most versatile players. At 6-6, he ranked second in the ACC in offensive Senior Josh Howard is a preseason candidate for the John R. Wooden Award. rebounds, and he led the team in steals. I wouldn t trade him for anybody in the league, Prosser said. He can have a break-out senior year. If he gets stronger and improves his shooting range, he could have a spectacular season. Howard was playing the best basketball of his career just before suffering a high ankle sprain in early February. He scored 21 points in a key win at NC State, tossed in a career-high-tying 24 points in a home win over North Carolina and he had a double-double (18 points, 15 rebounds) in a narrow road loss at eventual national champion Maryland. After finally recovering from the ankle injury, Howard was slowed once more during the off-season with a stress reaction in his shin. He should, however, be at 100 percent when practice begins Oct. 12. This season, Howard will have to be a leader and set an example for the host of young players on the squad. Josh has been a very good complementary player, Prosser said. This year his role will be much different. Howard will receive strong consideration for ACC Preseason Player of the Year, and he s on the preseason list of candidates for the prestigious John R. Wooden Award. The other senior is 6-5 shooting guard Steve Lepore (4.5 ppg.), who suffered a knee injury (ruptured patella tendon) in last year s ACC Tournament. Lepore, a former Northwestern transfer, will be a valuable part of the rotation, but he may not be at full strength until November or December. If Lepore can return quickly and to the form he had as a two-year starter at Northwestern (118 three-point field goals, 477 points in two seasons), it would be a huge bonus for the Deacons. Another unknown for Wake Forest is junior center Dshamal Schoetz. The seven-footer was redshirted by then-head coach Dave Odom in Last year he suffered a season-ending knee injury in October and sat out the entire season. He s back for his third year at Wake Forest, but looking for his first taste of the action. The other three returning lettermen are sophomores -- point guard Taron Downey (4.7 ppg.), forward Vytas Danelius (6.6 ppg. and 4.2 rpg.) and forward Jamaal Levy (2.7 ppg.). The first month of last season, Downey was a seldom-used reserve. Beginning in January, however, Downey emerged as a starter. He started 10 games, averaging more than 16 minutes of action per contest. The southpaw sank 29 three-point field goals and dished out 63 assists. Danelius learned a great deal last season from fellow Lithuanian Darius Songaila. Danelius (pronounced dan-a-loose) played in all 34 games, started twice, and was one of the league s best reserves last year. Levy is hoping to pick up right where he left off. 40 WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL

5 THE OUTLOOK He concluded his freshman season by scoring 10 points, including a three-pointer, and grabbing four rebounds against nationally-ranked Oregon in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Those three guys (Downey, Danelius and Levy) worked hard this summer, Prosser said. All three of them have a chance to be good players. Wake s five highly-touted freshmen could play a major role this season. Correction. Wake s five freshmen must play a major role this season. Center Eric Williams, 6-9, is the most decorated of the newcomers. The McDonald s and Parade All- American, conservatively listed at 270 pounds, gives Wake Forest instant bulk in the paint. Williams, who averaged 28 points and 14 rebounds per game last season at Wake Forest-Rolesville High School, will be expected to replace some of the scoring and rebounding void left by Songaila and Scott. Chris Ellis (6-8, 250) also gives the Deacons size and strength in the middle. He is a very athletic post player who averaged 15 points and 12 rebounds per game last season for a strong Marietta (GA) High School team. Richard Joyce (6-5, 200) grew up a short distance from the WFU campus in Mount Airy, then played his senior year of high school at powerful Oak Hill (VA) Academy. Joyce originally committed to the Odom-coached Wake Forest staff, then re-committed when Prosser came on board last spring. Joyce Sophomore forward Vytas Danelius shot 56.6 percent from the field last season. Senior Steve Lepore could give Wake Forest a huge boost if he can completely recover from knee surgery. u Quote I wouldn t trade (Josh Howard) for anyone in the league. He can have a break-out senior year. If he gets stronger and improves his shooting range, he could have a spectacular season. -- Skip Prosser will give the Deacons depth at the big guard and small forward positions. Justin Gray (6-2, 185) also provides the Deacons with versatility. Gray, a Charlotte (NC) native who teamed with Joyce at powerhouse Oak Hill (VA) Academy last winter, is expected to see action at both guard positions this year. Trent Strickland (6-5, 190) signed with the Deacons in the spring after a successful year at Hargrave (VA) Military Academy. Strickland is a wing player with outstanding athletic ability. How quickly the freshmen adjust to the intensity level of Division I basketball could be a key to Wake s fortunes in Freshmen, being freshmen, have very little appreciation of what it takes to be competitive in this league, Prosser said. They call them growing pains because it s painful. As expected, the Deacons will force the tempo again this season. Last year the Deacons were among the nation s highest-scoring teams. We ll press more than last year, but not as much as we will down the road, Prosser said. It s a mentality as much as a function of athleticism. We are working on that mentality. The Deacons strength could be their athleticism, as well as their versatility. Howard, Downey, Gray, Joyce and Strickland can play multiple positions. The non-conference portion of the schedule will be challenging. The Deacons face road games at Wisconsin, Marquette and Richmond and home games with Temple, St. John s, SMU, among others. The Deacons begin ACC play Jan. 12 at Duke, followed by a home game with defending NCAA champion Maryland schedule N27 YALE 7:00 D1 TEMPLE 6:30 D4 at Wisconsin 9:30 D15 SMU 6:30 D18 SC STATE 7:00 D21 ST. JOHN S 3:30 D28 NC A&T 2:00 D30 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 7:00 J4 at Richmond 4:00 J7 ELON 7:00 J12 at Duke 6:30 J15 MARYLAND 9:00 J19 GEORGIA TECH 6:30 J23 at Virginia 7:00 J26 FLORIDA STATE 1:00 J28 at Clemson 7:00 F2 at North Carolina 5:30 F6 NC STATE 7:00 F9 at Marquette 1:30 F13 DUKE 7:00 F16 at Maryland 8:00 F20 at Georgia Tech 7:00 F23 VIRGINIA 6:30 F26 at Florida State 9:00 M1 CLEMSON 4:00 M5 NORTH CAROLINA 9:00 M8 at NC State 1:30 M13-16 ACC Tournament deacon coaching staff Head Coach Skip Prosser Alma Mater, Year U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, 1972 Record at school (years) (one) Career Record (.671) in nine seasons Basketball Office Phone Best Time to Reach Coach Contact Media Relations Assistant Coaches (alma mater, year) Jeff Battle (Marshall, 1985) Dino Gaudio (Ohio, 1981) Chris Mack (Xavier, 1993) Director of Basketball Operations Pat Kelsey (Xavier, 1998) WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL

6 NOTING THE DEACONS DeaconNOTEBOOK Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons in 1954 and Josh HOWARD: 2003 all-american candidate HOWARD S RANKING IN THE 2002 ACC STATISTICS Offensive rebounds FG percentage Total rebounds Blocked shots Steals Scoring 3rd 6th 7th 8th 9th 15th HOWARD IN THE WAKE FOREST RECORD BOOKS Career steals 6th Career blocked shots 8th Career rebounding 22nd Career scoring 30th LEADING RETURNING SCORERS IN THE ACC Travis Watson (VA) 14.1 Josh Howard (WF) 13.9 Edward Scott (CU) 11.9 Chris Hobbs (CU) 11.6 Dahntay Jones (DU) 11.2 LEADING RETURNING REBOUNDERS IN THE ACC Travis Watson (VA) 9.7 Ray Henderson (CU) 8.8 Josh Howard (WF) 7.7 Ed Nelson (GT) 6.9 Chris Hobbs (CU) 6.1 ACC S JOHN WOODEN AWARD CANDIDATES Steve Blake Maryland Chris Duhon Duke Josh Howard Wake Forest Dahntay Jones Duke Travis Watson Virginia Taron Downey started 10 games last season as a freshman. u more j-ho numbers Senior Josh Howard s numbers show just how versatile he can be. Among all returning players in the ACC this season, Howard ranks second in scoring, field goal percentage, steals and offensive rebounds; third in rebounds and fourth in blocked shots and double-doubles. Howard and Virginia s Travis Watson are the only returning ACC players who have earned all-conference honors twice. Howard was second team All-ACC in 2001 and third team in u five former deacons named to ACC 50th anniversary team Five former Wake Forest standouts were named to the prestigious ACC 50th Anniversary Team, which was announced in late September. The 50- man team was selected by a blue ribbon panel. Len Chappell, Randolph Childress, Charlie Davis, Tim Duncan and Dickie Hemric represent Wake Forest on the team. Chappell was a two-time All-American who led Wake Forest to its only Final Four appearance in Childress is Wake s all-time leader in three-point field goals, ranks second in career points, and will always be remembered for his heroics in helping the Deacons win the 1995 ACC Tournament. Davis, currently the athletic director at Bowie State, averaged more points per game (24.9) than any player in school history. Duncan, the 2002 NBA MVP, led Wake to four straight 20-win seasons and earned All- American honors twice. Hemric, Wake s alltime leading scorer and rebounder, was the ACC u prosser begins sophomore season Skip Prosser reached several milestones in his first season as the Demon Deacon head coach: u Prosser s nine ACC wins were the fourth-most by a rookie coach in the 49-year history of the league. u His 21 wins overall were the most by a Wake Forest first-year head coach since u Prosser was the first rookie WFU coach to win on the road at NC State and North Carolina. u He became the first coach in NCAA history to lead three different schools to the NCAA Tournament in his first year at each school. u deacs look for lucky 13th straight Wake Forest enters the season having appeared in postseason play 12 consecutive seasons. That s the longest current streak in the ACC, ahead of second-place Maryland, which has nine straight postseason appearances. Nine of Wake s 12 consecutive postseason appearances have come in the NCAA Tournament. The last time the Deacons failed to qualify for the NCAA or NIT came in Head coach Skip Prosser. Consecutive Postseason Appearances Wake Forest 12 Maryland 9 Duke 7 Virginia 3 Georgia Tech 2 NC State 1 Clemson 0 Florida State 0 North Carolina 0 42 WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL

7 u acc/big 10 challenge -- part IV The ACC/Big 10 Challenge, which originated during the season, has been a good event for Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons are a perfect 3-0, with wins over Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. The Deacons and Duke are the only teams 3-0 in the event. Michigan State is 2-0 and the Spartans game last season with Virginia was postponed. Wake s perfect record in the Challenge will be tested this season. The Deacons play at Wisconsin Dec. 4 in their first road game of the season. u the acc is tops Since 1985, no conference has performed better in the postseason than the ACC. Since 1988, the ACC has made 17 Final Four appearances while the Big Ten is second with 12 Final Four teams. More on the ACC in the NCAA Tournament: u The ACC has produced the last two NCAA champions (Duke in 2001 and Maryland in 2002). u The ACC is the only league to have at least one team in the Final Four in each of the last six years. u Since 1985, the ACC leads all conferences in NCAA Tournament wins (182), Sweet 16 appearances (51), and Final Four appearances (18). u The ACC has had at least one consensus All- American in each of the past 12 years -- the longest active streak by any league. u An all-time high Sophomore Jamaal Levy finished up his freshman season on a solid note, scoring 10 points against 11thranked Oregon in the NCAA Tournament. NOTING THE DEACONS WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL by the numbers freshmen are on the Wake Forest roster this sea- North Carolinians are on the Demon Deacon ros- 5son. ter teams ranked in ESPN.com s preseason top 50 are on the Wake Forest schedule in straight years Wake has finished in the top five of the ACC standings. consecutive postseason appearances by Wake Forest -- the longest current streak in the ACC. career double-doubles have been registered by Josh Howard. more wins needed to give coach Skip Prosser 200 career victories. percent winning percentage Wake Forest owns at Lawrence Joel Coliseum (158-39). points per game WFU averaged last season, ranking seventh nationally. career 3-point field goals by Steve Lepore, including his two seasons at Northwestern. career points scored by senior Josh Howard. miles, one-way, Wake traveled last year for its first-round NCAA Tournament game. 154 televised games involving ACC teams are on tap for u always on sunday (it seems) Nine times this season Wake Forest will play on Sunday. In all but one of those games, the Deacons will be playing on Fox Sports Net TV. Conversely, Wake will play on Saturday just five times in The Deacons have Saturdays off between Jan. 5 and March 1. u athletic families Senior Steve Lepore s brother, Chris, was an All- American defensive back at Navy... Freshman Chris Ellis father, Dale, was a standout performer at Tennessee and for many years in the NBA... Freshman Eric Williams mother (basketball) and father (football) played college athletics at Livingstone College... Alan Williams father played basketball at Washington & Lee. u miscellaneous Last season assistant coach Dino Gaudio was ranked in the top 10 for best dressed assistant coaches by collegesportsinsider.com... four of Wake s five-man senior class last season are planning to play professionally this season -- Darius Songaila (Moscow), Craig Dawson (Italy), Antwan Scott (Israel) and Ervin Murray (NBDL)... the Deacon lockerroom in Lawrence Joel Coliseum has been completely renovated, making it one of the top facilities of its kind in college basketball... four Deacons will celebrate birthdays during the season -- Jamaal Levy (Jan. 8), Richard Joyce (Feb. 19), Steve Lepore (Feb. 24), Dshamal Schoetz (Feb. 24) and Chris Ellis (March 5)... Ellis birthday comes on the same day Wake hosts North Carolina... the Wake Radio Network duo of Stan Cotten (playby-play) and Mark Freidinger (color analysis) are back for their seventh year together in the booth. most ACC wins in first season Coach (Year) W-L Matt Doherty, NC (2001) 13-3 Bill Guthridge, NC (1998) 13-3 Press Maravich, ST (1965) 10-3 Skip Prosser, WF (2002) 9-7 Les Robinson, ST (1991) 8-6 Bucky Waters, DU (1970) 8-6 Paul Hewitt, GT (2001) 8-8 Vic Bubas, DU (1960) 7-7 Dean Smith, NC (1962) 7-7 most wins vs. #1- ranked team by ACC coaches Mike Krzyzewski (DU) 5 Gary Williams (MD) 4 Skip Prosser (WF) 2 Herb Sendek (ST) 1 Larry Shyatt (CU) 1 active coaches to take 3 teams to NCAA tournament Rick Barnes Stan Morrison Dave Bliss Rick Pitino Mike Deane Skip Prosser Don DeVoe Lefty Driesell Cliff Ellis Pete Gillen Jim Harrick Mike Jarvis Tubby Smith Eddie Sutton Jerry Tarkanian Billy Tubbs Bob Weltlich Gary Williams acc/big 10 challenge records Wake Forest 3-0 Duke 3-0 Michigan State 2-0 Indiana 1-0 Ohio State 1-0 Clemson 2-1 Maryland 2-1 Minnesota 2-1 NC State 2-1 Michigan 1-1 Virginia 1-1 wake opponents in the preseason polls Team ESPN ATH *S&S Duke Virginia Marquette Maryland NC State St. John s Wisconsin Georgia Tech North Carolina Temple ATH = Athlon s S&S = Street & Smith s (Top 25)

8 DEACON PERSONALITY GRID PersonalityGRID Name Jersey Number The Most Impressive Person I Know The Best Player I ve Played Against The Best Sports Broadcaster Is My Favorite Pro Wrestler Person In History I d Most Like To Meet The Most Famous Person I ve Met My Best Friend On Another Team Favorite Sport Other Than Basketball High School Team Mascot Chris Ellis 0 Dominique Wilkins The ESPN crew Jesus Dominique Wilkins Patrick Ewing, Jr. Sleeping Blue Devils Justin Gray 1 Coach Prosser Jeff McGinnis Jay Bilas The Undertaker Martin Luther King Michael Jordan Carmelo Anthony (Syracuse) Football Warriors (Oak Hill) Lions (W. Charlotte) Scott Benken 2 My Father Keith Jackson (Xavier) Nay Ralph Waldo Emerson Skip Prosser Tim Schenke (Miami, OH) Volleyball Panthers Taron Downey 4 My grandparents Vince Carter Stuart Scott Sting or Ric Flair Osama Bin Laden (because I need to know why) Michael Jordan Corwin Davis (Appalachian State) Football Warriors Josh Howard 5 My Mom Jamaal Levy 10 My Mother Vytas Danelius 13 Kestutis Danelius Juan Dixon My brother Darius Songaila Stan Cotten Kenny Smith Ric Flair The Ultimate Warrior What is wrestling all about? Dick Gregory Michael Jordan Algis Greitai Clarence Bighouse Gaines No one Darius Songaila David West (Xavier) Jorsua Chambers (Dixie State Community College) Marius Kliokys (Hillsdale College) Rugby Baseball Soccer Bobcats Braves Panthers Alan Williams 20 My Dad Cory Bradford Mike Patrick none George Bush, Sr. Roger Staubach Dave Wilson (Hampden- Sydney) Golf Saints Richard Joyce 23 My Dad Carmelo Anthony Dick Vitale Sting Carmen Electra Tim Duncan Antwayne Robinson (Temple) Golf Warriors (Oak Hill) Bears (Mt. Airy) Eric Williams 31 My Great Grandmother Sagana Diop Dick Vitale Stone Cold Steve Austin Frederick Douglas Redman Tommy Moore (NC Wesleyan) Football Cougars Steve Lepore 33 My Dad A.J. Guyton Stan Cotten and Howard Cosell The Rock My Grandfather Macy Gray David Newman (Drake) Golf Eagles Trent Strickland 34 My Father Richard Joyce Magic Johnson Kobe Bryant Cam Bennerman (NC State) Football Eagles Dshamal Schoetz 53 Rocky Manning Darius Songaila Stan Cotten Diesel The President Tim Duncan A.W. Hamilton (Marshall) Swimming Trojans 44 WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL