The ACC, with a mark, is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history (.665).

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1 FINAL ACC STANDINGS ACC Basketball ACC Games Overall Team W L Pct. Hm Rd W L Pct. Hm Rd Nu Last 10 North Carolina Duke Florida State Clemson Boston College Virginia Tech Maryland Virginia Miami NC State Georgia Tech Wake Forest ACC season summary Over the past 11 years ( ), the ACC has won an NCAA-best five National Championships... the Big East is second with three. NCAA Titles ( ) ACC...5 SEC...2 Big East...3 Big Among conferences with 15 or more NCAA Tournament games the past two years, the ACC has the highest NCAA Tournament winning percentage (.654). NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage ( ) ACC SEC Big Ten Big East Big With its 8-4 mark in this year s NCAA Tournament, the ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament play to 24 years in a row. The ACC, with Duke, North Carolina and Florida State, was the only conference to have three teams make it to the Sweet 16 in this past year s NCAA Tournament. Since the NCAA started assigning seeds in 1979, the ACC has produced more No. 1 seeds (30) than any other conference, has the best winning percentage as a No. 1 seed (.833), and is the only conference to have a winning record (23-22) in games versus No. 1 seeds. ACC By the Numbers The ACC, with a mark, is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history (.665). Clemson earned an NCAA Tournament berth for a schoolrecord fourth straight year... Florida State tied a school record with its third straight NCAA berth... the Seminoles reached the Sweet 16 for the first time since With two teams - Duke (3), North Carolina (7) - listed in the final Associated Press ranking, the ACC extended its streak to 51 consecutive seasons with at least one team ranked in the top 10 of the final AP Poll. Duke s Nolan Smith, the 2011 ACC Player of the Year, became the first Blue Devil since J.J. Redick and Shelden Williams in 2006, and the 54th ACC player overall, to earn consensus first-team All-America honors. Florida State limited 24 of its 34 opponents to under 40 percent from the floor and for the second straight year led the nation in field goal percentage defense (.363). Maryland s Jordan Williams led the ACC, and tied for second nationally, with 25 double-doubles... the 6-10 sophomore also became the first Terp since Joe Smith (10.7) in to lead the league in rebounding (11.8). Georgia Tech s Iman Shumpert became only the seventh player in ACC history to lead his team in scoring (17.3), rebounding (5.9) and assists (3.5) in the same season. Duke s Mike Krzyzewski finished the season with 900 career victories in 36 seasons as a head coach... Krzyzewski is two wins shy of tying Bob Knight for the most career wins all-time. ACColades Duke captures 19th ACC title with a victory over North Carolina in the finals of the 58th annual ACC Tournament... seven ACC teams take part in postseason play... Clemson, Duke, Florida State and North Carolina earn NCAA Tournament bids, while Boston College, Miami and Virginia Tech compete in the NIT... ACC Player of the Year Nolan Smith of Duke earns unanimous first-team All-America recognition... North Carolina s Harrison Barnes named ACC Rookie of the Year while the Tar Heels Roy Williams tabbed ACC Coach of the Year... Virginia Tech s Erick Green led the ACC in per game scoring improvement (+9.0) from a year ago... Duke s Kyle Singler finishes second on the ACC s all-time win list with 125 career victories and became only the 10th player in league annals to have over 2,000 points (2,392) and 1,000 rebounds (1,015) in his career... Wake Forest s Travis McKie becomes only the 10th freshman in ACC history to lead his team in both scoring (13.0) and rebounding (7.7)... North Carolina s Tyler Zeller earns first-team Academic All-America honors and is named as the recipient of the league s Skip Prosser Award.

2 Singler, Delaney on ACC career list Duke forward Kyle Singler finished eighth on the ACC s all-time scoring list 2,392 points... Virginia Tech guard Malcolm Delaney was 14th with 2,255 career points. ACC Career Leading Scorers Player, School Years Points 1. Tyler Hansbrough, UNC , J.J. Redick, Duke , Dickie Hemric, WF , Johnny Dawkins, Duke , Rodney Monroe, NCS , Bryant Stith, UVa , Christian Laettner, Duke , Kyle Singler, Duke , Mike Gminski, Duke , Jeff Lamp, UVa , David Thompson, NCS , Phil Ford, UNC , Juan Dixon, Md , Malcolm Delaney, VT , Buzzy Wilkinson, UVa , Ralph Sampson, UVa , Matt Harpring, GT , Randolph Childress, WF..1991, , Mark Price, GT , Greivis Vasquez, Md ,171 Associated Press Rankings ACC & the AP poll Duke has been ranked in each of the last 77 AP polls... North Carolina leads all teams nationally with 783 AP listings all-time. Team No. 1 Top 10 Total North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Georgia Tech Virginia Clemson Boston College Florida State Virginia Tech 2 49 Miami 7 43 AP PS N15 N22 N29 D6 D13 D20 D27 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 M14 Ohio State Kansas Duke Pittsburgh Notre Dame San Diego State North Carolina Texas Connecticut BYU Kentucky Syracuse Purdue Louisville Florida Wisconsin Arizona St. John s Utah State Xavier Kansas State West Virginia Washington Texas A&M Vanderbilt Current AP Polls Ranked Duke North Carolina... 7 Nationally Duke Purdue Kansas ACC Basketball Contacts ACC Office...Brian Morrison bmorrison@theacc.org ACC Office... Steve Phillips sphillips@theacc.org Boston College... Dick Kelley kelleyri@bc.edu Clemson... Phillip Sikes philips@clemson.edu Duke... Matt Plizga plizga@duaa.duke.edu Florida State... Chuck Walsh cwalsh@fsu.edu Georgia Tech... Mike Stamus mstamus@athletics.gatech.edu Maryland...Doug Dull ddull@umd.edu Miami... Margaret Belch mbelch@miami.edu North Carolina...Steve Kirschner stevekirschner@unc.edu NC State...Brian Reinhardt brian_reinhardt@ncsu.edu Virginia... Rich Murray rmurray@virginia.edu Virginia Tech... Bill Dyer wdyer@vt.edu Wake Forest...Scott Wortman wortmasm@wfu.edu USA Today/ESPN Coaches Rankings Coaches PS N15 N22 N29 D6 D13 D20 D27 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 M14 A5 Connecticut Butler Kentucky Kansas Ohio State VCU Duke North Carolina Arizona Florida San Diego St Pittsburgh BYU Notre Dame Wisconsin Texas Purdue Syracuse Florida State Marquette Richmond Louisville Washington Kansas State Utah State Georgetown Temple Cincinnati Villanova Missouri Minnesota Illinois Michigan State Florida State St. Mary s Georgia UCF Memphis UNLV Baylor Tennessee Gonzaga Butler Virginia Tech St. John s Texas A&M Vanderbilt Xavier Georgetown Temple Villanova Missouri George Mason St. Mary s Minnesota Illinois Cincinnati Michigan State UCF Memphis Baylor Tennessee UNLV Gonzaga Virginia Tech

3 Boston College The Eagles concluded the season with a record after defeating McNeese State in the opening round of the NIT and falling to Northwestern in the second round... senior Joe Trapani scored in double figures in each of his final five games and in 31 of 34 games this season... Trapani finished his career with 1,383 career points to rank 17th all-time among BC players... Trapani played in 124 college games (98 at Boston College, 26 at Vermont)... first-team All-ACC guard Reggie Jackson finished his junior year with 1,254 career points... that ranks Jackson 25th among Boston College s all-time scorers. Clemson Clemson ended its season at 22-12, its fifth straight season of at least 20 wins, the longest streak in program history... the 22 wins tied for eighth-best in school history... Brad Brownell won.647 of his games in his first year, the best winning percentage by a Clemson first-year head coach since the season, when Larry Conover had a 10-5 record for a.667 record in his first year... Clemson finished with 12 losses, and all were by 11 points or less... no other ACC team lost a game by no more than 11 points... Andre Young tied his career high with 22 points in the Tigers second-round NCAA loss to West Virginia. Duke Mike Krzyzewski became just the second coach in NCAA Division I history to record 900 career wins with Duke s victory over Michigan in the third round of the NCAA West Regional on March Krzyzewski finished the season two wins shy of tying Bob Knight for the most wins all-time... Duke (32-5) advanced to the Sweet 16 for a third straight season and the 20th time under Coach K... senior Nolan Smith played in 121 career wins, tying for sixth on the ACC all-time list with Deon Thompson of North Carolina... Duke s 32 victories tied for the sixth most in a single season in school history. Florida State The Seminoles (23-11) reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1993 and fourth time overall... FSU s second-round win over second-seeded Notre Dame in the Southeast Regional marked its first-ever NCAA win over a team seeded as high as No. 2 (the Seminoles defeated a nationally second-ranked North Carolina team in the 1972 NCAA semifinals, prior to the days of tournament seeding)...this year s NCAA Tournament appearance marked the 13th in school history... Leonard Hamilton is the second coach in school history to lead the Seminoles to three consecutive NCAA Tournaments. Noting the ACC Georgia Tech Brian Gregory, who led the Dayton to 97 wins over the last four years and worked under Tom Izzo at Michigan State when the Spartans won the 2000 NCAA title, was named Georgia Tech s head coach on March Gregory is the 13th head coach in school history, replacing Paul Hewitt... Gregory coached eight seasons at Dayton, where he compiled a record of and participated in the NCAA Tournament or NIT five times... junior guard Iman Shumpert became only the seventh player in ACC history to lead his team in scoring (17.3 ppg), rebounding (5.9 rpg) and assists (108) in the same season. Maryland The Terrapins finished with a overall record and tied for seventh in the ACC... Maryland has won at least 19 games in 15 consecutive seasons... with 18 points and 16 rebounds in Maryland s loss to Duke in quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament, sophomore Jordan Williams posted his school-record 25th double-double of the season... Williams eclipsed the old record of 22 posted by Len Elmore in Williams leads the conference in rebounding (11.8 rpg) and could become the first Terrapin to lead the ACC in that category since Joe Smith topped the chart with 10.7 rpg in Miami Frank Haith resigned on April 4 to accept the head coaching job at Missouri after guiding UM to a record in that included an NIT berth... UM began a national search for Haith s replacement immediately, under the direction of Acting Director of Athletics Tony Hernandez... the Hurricanes played a program-high 36 games last season, while Malcolm Grant made a Miamirecord 36 starts... Adrian Thomas closed his collegiate career with a school-record 132 games played... Durand Scott s 1,182 minutes played ranked second behind Guillermo Diaz s schoolrecord 1,196 in North Carolina UNC (29-8) advanced to an NCAA regional final for the 25th time in history and the fifth time in eight seasons... the Tar Heels are now all-time in NCAA Tournament games... head coach Roy Williams is now in NCAA Tournament games, a winning percentage of Williams is third in all-time NCAA Tournament wins and second in winning percentage among active coaches... the Tar Heels are 24-5 (.828) in seven years of NCAA Tournament play under Williams... junior Tyler Zeller closed the season by scoring 20 or more points in a career-best four straight games. NC State Mark Gottfried was announced as the Wolfpack s new head coach on April 5... Gottfried replaced Sidney Lowe, who stepped down as head coach of the Wolfpack on March Gottfried has a career coaching record of in 14 seasons at Murray State and Alabama...Gottfried took seven teams to the NCAA tournament... in Lowe s five seasons leading NC State, he amassed an overall record of (.524) and (.313) in the ACC... the Wolfpack finished this season with a record after falling to Maryland in the opening round of the ACC Tournament on March 10. Virginia Virginia finished the season with an overall record of and finished tied for seventh in the ACC during the regular season with a record of the Cavaliers seven ACC wins were their most since winning 11 and tying for first place in this marked Virginia s first winning season since with 14 points in the March 10 overtime loss to Miami in the first round of the ACC Tournament, senior Mustapha Farrakhan scored in double figures for the 24th time this season and the 38th time in his career... Farrakhan ended the season with seven straight double-figure scoring games, a career-long streak. Virginia Tech Virginia Tech (22-12) concluded its season with a win over Bethune-Cookman in the opening round of the NIT and an overtime loss to Wichita State in the second round... senior Malcolm Delaney paced the Hokies with a game-high 30 points in his final collegiate career game... the 30 points were Delaney s postseason career high and marked his ninth career game with 30 points or more... Virginia Tech s senior class of Delaney, Jeff Allen and Terrell Bell will leave tied with the senior class for the most wins (87) in school history by a class... the Hokies have won at least 21 games four of the last five seasons. Wake Forest The Demon Deacons (8-24, 1-15) ended the season with a loss to Boston College in the opening round of the ACC Tournament on March Travis McKie posted his seventh career double-double with 16 points and 12 rebounds against BC... Nikita Mescheriakov notched a career-high 13 points... with losses to the Eagles on the final day of the regular season and in the ACC Tournament, Wake Forest lost to the same opponent in back-to-back games for the first time since 1983, when N.C. State beat the Deacons twice in a row shortly before winning the national championship.

4 Nolan Smith, Duke ACC Player of the Year Duke captures 19th ACC Title with victory over North Carolina Harrison Barnes, North Carolina ACC Rookie of the Year Duke senior guard Nolan Smith was a near-unanimous choice by the media in balloting for the 2011 ACC Player of the Year... the Upper Marlboro, Md., native was named on 73 of the 75 ballots cast... led the ACC in scoring (20.6), was second in assists (5.1), fifth in field goal percentage (.458) and free throw percentage (.813)... the 6-2 senior guard scored 10-or-more points in all but four of Duke s 37 games, including a league-high 21 games with 20-ormore points... named the 2011 National Player of the Year by FoxSports.com and Yahoo.com, Smith was also the first Duke player to be named a unanimous first-team All-American since J.J. Redick in named the ACC Tournament MVP following a 20-point, 10-assist performance in a win over sixth-ranked North Carolina in the championship game... the 14th ACC Player of the Year in Blue Devil history and the first since J.J. Redick in Smith in 2011 ACC Statistics Scoring st Assists nd Field Goal Percentage th Free Throw Percentage th Minutes Played th Smith in ACC Games Scoring st Free Throw Percentage st Assists nd Steals t6th Field Goal Percentage th 2011 ACC Player of the Year Voting Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke...73 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke...1 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland...1 Player of the Year Totals School No. Last Player Year Duke Nolan Smith North Carolina Ty Lawson Wake Forest Josh Howard NC State... 7 Julius Hodge Maryland... 6 Greivis Vasquez Virginia... 4 Ralph Sampson South Carolina... 2 John Roche Boston College... 1 Jared Dudley Clemson... 1 Horace Grant Georgia Tech... 1 Dennis Scott ACC Tournament MVP Nolan Smith had 20 points, 10 assists, four rebounds and two steals to lead fifth-ranked Duke to its 10th ACC championship in 13 years - and 19th overall - with a victory over North Carolina... led by freshman Harrison Barnes, the top-seeded Tar Heels reached the championship game for the first time since 2008, and 30th time overall, following come-from-behind wins over Miami and Clemson... Barnes averaged 24.7 points in UNC s three games, including an freshman ACC Tournament record 40 points in a overtime semifinal win over Clemson... in becoming the 15th Blue Devil to win the Everett Case Award, Smith averaged 18.0 points and 6.0 assists in three Blue Devil victories... four of the 11 Tournament games were decided by seven points or less, or in overtime... three of the league s top four seeds made it to the semifinals. 58th Annual ACC Tournament March 10-13, 2011 Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum First Round - Thursday, March 10 #9 Miami d. #8 Virginia...ot #5 Boston College d. #12 Wake Forest #7 Maryland d. #10 NC State #6 Virginia Tech d. #11 Georgia Tech Quarterfinals - Friday, March 11 #1 North Carolina d. #9 Miami #4 Clemson d. #5 Boston College #2 Duke d. #7 Maryland #6 Virginia Tech d. #3 Florida State Semifinals - Saturday, March 12 #1 North Carolina d. #4 Clemson...ot #2 Duke d. #6 Virginia Tech Finals - Sunday, March 13 #2 Duke d. #1 North Carolina ACC Tournament MVP: Nolan Smith, Duke All-ACC Tournament: 1st Team: Nolan Smith, Duke; Harrison Barnes, UNC; Kyle Singler, Duke; Demontez Stitt, Clem.; Tyler Zeller, UNC. 2nd Team: John Henson, UNC; Seth Curry, Duke; Malcolm Delaney, VT; Miles Plumlee, Duke; Kendall Marshall, UNC North Carolina forward Harrison Barnes was named ACC Rookie of the Year in voting by the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA) the 6-8, 210-pound freshman from Ames, Iowa, was the ninth Tar Heel to win the award and the first since Brandan Wright in a second-team All-ACC selection and a unanimous pick for the league s All-Freshman team, Barnes was second on the team in scoring (15.7) and third in rebounding (5.8) made game winning or goahead baskets in wins over Clemson (twice), Virginia Tech, Miami and Florida State named ACC Rookie of the Week three times in led all ACC freshmen in scoring (15.7) and double-figure scoring games (29)... averaged 20.0 points and 5.7 rebounds in three NCAA Tournament games... Barnes tied an ACC freshman single-game record scoring 40 points, including 14 in overtime, in North Carolina s ACC Tournament semifinal win over Clemson Barnes 40 points were the most ever by a freshman in ACC Tournament play and the highest point total in an ACC semifinal by any player in league history. Barnes in 2011 ACC Statistics Scoring th Rebounds Per Game th Field Goal Percentage th 2011 ACC Rookie of the Year Voting Harrison Barnes, North Carolina...64 Kendall Marshall, North Carolina...7 Travis McKie, Wake Forest...2 Terrell Stoglin, Maryland...1 Rookie of the Year Totals School No. Last Player Year Georgia Tech Derrick Favors North Carolina... 9 Harrison Barnes Duke... 5 Kyle Singler Virginia... 4 Sylven Landesberg Wake Forest... 3 Chris Paul Maryland... 2 Joe Smith NC State... 1 Hawkeye Whitney Clemson... 1 Greg Buckner Florida State... 1 Bob Sura

5 Roy Williams, North Carolina ACC Coach of the Year North Carolina s Roy Williams, who guided the Tar Heels to a 29-8 record, the school s 25th NCAA regional final appearance and the ACC regular season title with a 14-2 league mark, was named the 2011 ACC Coach of the Year in balloting among members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (AC- SMA) in earning the award for the second time in his eight years in Chapel Hill, Williams received 52 of the 76 votes Williams guided the Tar Heels to the outright regular season title and the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament after losing 17 games last season North Carolina became the first team in league history to win the ACC s regular-season title outright a year after finishing sixth or lower in conference play Williams currently ranks third among active ACC coaches in wins with 643 in 23 years, including a mark in eight seasons at UNC Williams has guided the Tar Heels to two NCAA titles (2005 and 2009) none of Williams 23 teams at Kansas and UNC have won fewer than 19 games in a season, and each of his eight teams at UNC have secured spots in postseason play ACC Coach of the Year Voting Roy Williams, North Carolina...52 Brad Brownell, Clemson...8 Steve Donahue, Boston College...6 Leonard Hamilton, Florida State...4 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke...3 Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech...1 Tony Bennett, Virginia...1 Duke s Nolan Smith unanimous All-ACC selection Senior Nolan Smith of ACC champion Duke was the only unanimous selection to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference Basketball first team in voting by 75 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA) Duke teammate Kyle Singler, Maryland s Jordan Williams, Virginia Tech s Malcolm Delaney and Boston College s Reggie Jackson joined Smith on the five-man first team Smith led the ACC in scoring (20.6) and was second in assists (5.1) for the first time ever, the outright ACC regular-season champion (North Carolina) failed to place any players on the first team the Tar Heels led the second team with three selections in junior Tyler Zeller, sophomore John Henson and freshman Harrison Barnes freshman point guard Kendall Marshall was named to the third team to give the Tar Heels an ACC-leading four selections North Carolina was the first team since UNC s 2005 national championship squad to have four players earn All-ACC honors All-ACC Basketball Teams First Team Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke...*225 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College Second Team Tyler Zeller, Jr., North Carolina John Henson, So., North Carolina Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech Third Team Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State Demontez Stitt, Sr., Clemson Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College Malcolm Grant, Jr., Miami Kendall Marshall, Fr., North Carolina Honorable Mention: Reggie Johnson, So., Miami (33); Tracy Smith, Sr., NC State (28); Jerai Grant, Sr., Clemson (24); Mason Plumlee, So., Duke (10); Mustapha Farrakhan, Sr., Virginia (10). *denotes unanimous. Barnes, McKie, Marshall head up All-ACC Freshmen Team North Carolina s Harrison Barnes and Wake Forest s Travis McKie headed up the 2011 All-ACC Freshman Team in voting by members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA) Barnes was named on all 75 ballots cast, while McKie received 74 votes North Carolina s Kendall Marshall (71 votes), Maryland s Terrell Stoglin (62) and NC State s C.J. Leslie (46) rounded out the squad Barnes, who scored an ACC-freshman record 40 points in the Tar Heels overtime win over Clemson in the ACC Tournament semifinals, led all ACC freshmen in scoring at 15.7 points per game McKie led Wake Forest in both scoring (13.0 points per game) and rebounding (7.7) and ranked sixth among all conference players in rebounding Marshall became the third freshman in the last six years to lead the ACC in assists (6.2) despite not starting his first game until Jan. 18 Stoglin came on strong down the stretch for Maryland and finished the season second on the team in scoring at 11.4 points per game and second in assists with 108 Leslie led NC State in rebounding (7.2 per game) and ranked second on the team in scoring with 11.0 per contest Leslie ranked eighth among all ACC players in rebounding Barnes ranked sixth among all scorers in conference play (15.9), and Stoglin was 19th with All-ACC Freshmen Team Harrison Barnes, North Carolina...*75 Travis McKie, Wake Forest...74 Kendall Marshall, North Carolina...71 Terrell Stoglin, Maryland...62 C.J. Leslie, NC State...46 *denotes unanimous. ACC Coach of the Year Totals School No. Last Coach Year North Carolina Roy Williams Duke Mike Krzyzewski NC State... 9 Herb Sendek Wake Forest... 7 Skip Prosser Georgia Tech... 4 Paul Hewitt Maryland... 4 Gary Williams Virginia... 4 Dave Leitao Clemson... 2 Cliff Ellis South Carolina... 2 Frank McGuire Virginia Tech... 2 Seth Greenberg Florida State... 2 Leonard Hamilton All-Atlantic Coast Conference Totals School 1st 2nd 3rd Total North Carolina Duke Maryland Wake Forest NC State Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Florida State Boston College Virginia Tech Miami All-ACC Freshmen Totals School No. Last Player Year North Carolina Barnes/Marshall Duke Kyle Singler Georgia Tech Derrick Favors Wake Forest Travis McKie NC State... 9 C.J. Leslie Virginia... 8 Sylven Landesberg Clemson... 6 Cliff Hammonds Florida State... 5 Michael Snaer Maryland... 5 Terrell Stoglin Virginia Tech... 2 Jeff Allen Boston College... 1 Tyrese Rice Miami... 1 Durand Scott

6 Defensive Player of the Year John Henson heads up All-ACC Defensive team ACC Double-Doubles Maryland sophomore Jordan Williams led the ACC, and was tied for second nationally, in double-doubles with Virginia Tech senior Jeff Allen finished with 44 career double-doubles, including 16 in ACC Players of the Week Duke senior guard Nolan Smith led all ACC players with four Player of the Week selections in Virginia Tech senior Jeff Allen was second with three weekly honors. North Carolina sophomore forward and ACC Defensive Player of the Year John Henson headed up the 2011 All-ACC Defensive team as voted on by ACSMA... Named the National Defensive Player of the Year by FoxSports.com and Yahoo.com, Henson led the league in blocked shots (3.2) and was second in rebounding (10.1) en route to being the first Tar Heel selected as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year... Florida State junior Chris Singleton, the 2010 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, was second to Henson with 16 votes... joining Henson on the league s defensive team are Singleton, Georgia Tech junior Iman Shumpert, Duke senior Nolan Smith and Clemson senior Jerai Grant. ACC Defensive Players of the Year Shelden Williams, Duke Shelden Williams, Duke Jamon Gordon, Virginia Tech DeMarcus Nelson, Duke Toney Douglas, Florida State Chris Singleton, Florida State John Henson, North Carolina 2011 All-ACC Defensive Team John Henson, So., North Carolina... *75 Chris Singleton, So., Florida State Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke Jerai Grant, Sr., Clemson All-ACC Defensive Team Totals School No. Last Player Year Duke Nolan Smith Maryland... 7 James Gist Florida State... 6 Chris Singleton North Carolina... 6 John Henson Virginia Tech... 5 Dowdell/Gordon Wake Forest... 5 L.D. Williams Clemson... 4 Jerai Grant Georgia Tech... 4 Iman Shumpert NC State... 3 Cedric Simmons Boston College... 1 Tyrelle Blair Miami... 1 Anthony King Double-Doubles, (NCAA rank) Player, School Career ACC Total Jordan Williams, Md. (t-2nd) John Henson, UNC (t-11th) Jeff Allen, VT (t-19th) Reggie Johnson, Miami Chris Singleton, FSU Travis McKie, WF Mike Scott, UVa Mason Plumlee, Duke Iman Shumpert, GT Kyle Singler, Duke Joe Trapani, BC Jerai Grant, Clem Tyler Zeller, UNC Derwin Kitchen, FSU Bernard James, FSU Milton Jennings, Clem C.J. Leslie, NCS Corey Raji, BC Harrison Barnes, UNC Dino Gregory, Md Glen Rice, GT Terrell Bell, VT Richard Howell, NCS Devin Booker, Clem Kendall Marshall, UNC Tracy Smith, NCS Victor Davila, VT Assane Sene, UVa Adrian Thomas, Miami Ryan Harrow, NCS Brian Oliver, GT DeShawn Painter, NCS Durand Scott, Miami Nolan Smith, Duke Ari Stewart, WF Reggie Jackson, BC Miles Plumlee, Duke Malcolm Delaney, VT Tanner Smith, Clem Julian Gamble, Miami Sean Mosley, Md Josh Southern, BC J.T. Thompson, VT By Class: Senior Junior Sophomore Freshmen ACC Triple-Doubles, Iman Shumpert, Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Tech, Jan. 25, points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists (7 steals) Chris Singleton, Florida State at UNCG, Nov. 14, points, 11 rebounds, 10 steals Singleton s triple-double is the 24th in ACC history and the first one to include steals. Player of the Week N15...Jordan Williams, Maryland N22... Chris Singleton, Florida State N29... Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech D6... Mike Scott, Virginia D13...Reggie Jackson, Boston College D20... Jerai Grant, Clemson D27... Malcolm Grant, Miami J3... Nolan Smith, Duke J10...Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech J17... Chris Singleton, Florida State Reggie Jackson, Boston College J24... Erick Green, Virginia Tech J31...Iman Shumpert, Georgia Tech F7...Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech F14... Nolan Smith, Duke F21... Nolan Smith, Duke F28...Jeff Allen, Virginia Tech M7...Iman Shumpert, Georgia Tech M13... Nolan Smith, Duke Rookie of the Week N15...Kyrie Irving, Duke C.J. Leslie, NC State N22... Travis McKie, Wake Forest N29...Kyrie Irving, Duke D6...Kyrie Irving, Duke D13...Ryan Harrow, NC State D20... KT Harrell, Virginia D27... C.J. Leslie, NC State J3... Travis McKie, Wake Forest J10... C.J. Leslie, NC State J17... Travis McKie, Wake Forest J24...Reggie Bullock, North Carolina J31...Harrison Barnes, North Carolina F7...Harrison Barnes, North Carolina Kendall Marshall, North Carolina F14... Kendall Marshall, North Carolina F21... Terrell Stoglin, Maryland F28... Terrell Stoglin, Maryland M7...Harrison Barnes, North Carolina Kendall Marshall, North Carolina Player of the Week - Active Players 5-Nolan Smith, Duke 4-Jeff Allen, VT 3-Malcolm Delaney, VT. 2-Reggie Jackson, BC; Iman Shumpert, GT; Chris Singleton, FSU. 1-Jerai Grant, Clem.; Malcolm Grant, Miami; Erick Green, VT; Dorenzo Hudson, VT; Corey Raji, BC; Mike Scott, UVa; Kyle Singler, Duke; Jordan Williams, Md. Player of the Week Career Leaders Antawn Jamison, UNC ( 96-98) J.J. Redick, Duke ( 03-06) Tim Duncan, WF ( 94-97) Tyler Hansbrough, UNC ( 06-09) David Thompson, NCS ( 73-75)... 9

7 Most Improved Virginia Tech s Erick Green led the ACC in per game scoring improvement (+9.0) from a year ago... North Carolina s John Henson led in per game rebound improvement (+5.7). Most Improved Scoring Averages Player, School Net Erick Green, So., VT Gary Clark, Sr., WF Glen Rice, So., GT Iman Shumpert, Jr., GT Jordan Williams, So., Md Mustapha Farrakhan, Sr., UVa Tyler Zeller, Jr., UNC John Henson, So., UNC Reggie Johnson, So., UM Reggie Jackson, Jr., BC Malcolm Grant, Jr., UM *minimum of 75 percent of team s games played each year Most Improved Rebound Averages Player, School Net John Henson, So., UNC Mason Plumlee, So., Duke Reggie Johnson, So., UM Jordan Williams, So., Md Charity Stripe Leaders Maryland s Jordan Williams (6.9) led a list of six ACC players that averaged 5.0 free throws attempts or more per game. Free Throw Attempts Per Game Player, School G FTA PG Jordan Williams, So., Md Malcolm Delaney, Sr., VT Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke Tyler Zeller, Jr., UNC Iman Shumpert, Jr., GT C.J. Harris, So., WF Coaching Kudos Duke s Mike Krzyzewski is currently second on the NCAA s all-time coaching career wins list with 900 victories. NCAA Career Coaching Win Leaders 1. Bob Knight Mike Krzyzewski* Dean Smith Adolph Rupp Jim Boeheim* 856 Career Wins at One School 1. Dean Smith, North Carolina Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Jim Boeheim, Syracuse* Jim Phelan, Mount St. Mary s Mike Krzyzewski, Duke* 827 *denotes active coach Bullpen Duke freshman Kyrie Irving and Georgia Tech sophomore Brian Oliver each scored an ACC single-game best 28 points coming off the bench in Irving scored his in a loss to Arizona (M24) in the NCAA Tournament while Oliver tallied his 28 points in a win over visiting Virginia Tech (J25) Top Bench Performances Individual 28 Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. 17/18 Arizona...M24 28 Brian Oliver, GT vs. Virginia Tech... J25 27 J.T. Terrell, WF vs. Xavier...D18 25 Terrell Stoglin, Md. vs. Virginia Tech... F15 23 Gary Clark, WF vs. Winthrop...N22 23 Mustapha Farrakhan, UVa vs. 15/13 Minnesota...N29 22 Seth Curry, Duke vs. North Carolina... F9 22 Corey Raji, BC vs. Georgia Tech... J8 21 Cliff Tucker, Md. vs. Wake Forest... J12 21 C.J. Leslie, NCS vs. Tennessee Tech...N12 20 Lorenzo Brown, NCS vs. North Carolina... J29 20 Adrian Thomas, UM vs. Virginia... F5 20 Gary Clark, WF vs. UNCW...D12 Team 61 North Carolina (81) vs. Duke (67)...M5 52 Maryland (106) vs. Longwood (52)... F9 50 Miami (88) vs. NC Central...N19 45 Wake Forest (75) vs. Xavier...D18 45 Duke (110) vs. Colgate (58)...N19 ACC All-Time Bench Performances 38 Craig Dawson, WF vs. Clemson David Young, Clem. vs. Wake Forest Tracy Smith, NCS vs. Towson Vernon Hamilton, Clem. vs. Duke Larry Worsley, NCS vs. Duke Matt Causey, GT vs. Virginia Tech Anthony Jenkins, Clem. vs. Duke Close Encounters Point & OT Games Team ACC Non-ACC Overall Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Overtime Games Clemson (64), Seton Hall (58)...1OT... N22 Purdue (58), Virginia Tech (55)...1OT... D1 Virginia Tech (76), St. Bonaventure...1OT... D23 Charlotte (86), Georgia Tech (83)...2OT... J2 Miami (70), Virginia (68)...1OT... F5 Miami (69), Virginia (62)...1OT...M10 North Carolina (92), Clemson (87)...1OT...M12 Wichita State (79), Virginia Tech (76)...1OT...M20 VCU (72), Florida State (71)...1OT...M25 Double-Figure Scoring Streaks Georgia Tech s Iman Shumpert closed out the season scoring 10-or-more points in an ACC-best 16 straight games, including six games with 20-or-more points... Virginia Tech s Malcolm Delaney was second with 15 consecutive games in double-figures. Double-Figure Scoring Streaks Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 16 Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 15 Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina 14 Kyrie Irving, Fr., Duke 11 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 9 Tyler Zeller, Jr., North Carolina 8 Mustapha Farrakhan, Sr., Virginia 7 Top 10 ACC Double-Figure Scoring Streaks Player, School Seasons No. 1. Jeff Mullins, Duke ,63, Tom McMillen, Md ,73, Rodney Monroe, NCS ,90,91 69 Kenny Carr, NCS ,76, Danny Ferry, Duke ,88, Rodney Rogers, WF ,92, Larry Miller, UNC , Bob Leonard, WF ,65, Tim Duncan, WF , Len Chappell, WF , /10 Games Maryland s Jordan Williams leads all ACC players with 10 20/10 games, including five in ACC play. 20/10 Games, Overall Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 10 Tyler Zeller, Jr., North Carolina 4 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Grorgia Tech 3 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 3 Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 3 Reggie Johnson, So., Miami 3 Derwin Kitchen, Sr., Florida State 2 Mike Scott, Sr., Virginia 2 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 2 Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina 1 Travis McKie, Fr., Wake Forest 1 Mason Plumlee, So., Duke 1 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 1 Tracy Smith, Sr., NC State 1 Adrian Thomas, Sr., Miami 1 Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College 1 20-Point, 10-Rebound ACC Games Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 5 Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 3 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Grorgia Tech 2 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 2 Reggie Johnson, So., Miami 1 Derwin Kitchen, Sr., Florida State 1 Mike Scott, Sr., Virginia 1 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 1 Tracy Smith, Sr., NC State 1 Adrian Thomas, Sr., Miami 1 Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College 1 Tyler Zeller, Jr., North Carolina 1

8 ACC Player Career Wins Duke s Kyle Singler finished his career second on the ACC all-time overall win list (125) and tied for fourth on the ACC Game win list (61)... Blue Devil teammate Nolan Smith finished tied for sixth in overall wins (121) and tied for eighth in league victories (59). Career Wins - Overall Shane Battier, Duke, (2) Kyle Singler, Duke, 2008-** Chris Duhon, Duke, Danny Green, UNC, Christian Laettner, Duke, (6) Nolan Smith, Duke, 2008-** Deon Thompson, UNC, Tyler Hansbrough, UNC, Nate James, Duke, Danny Ferry, Duke, J.J. Redick, Duke, Shelden Williams, Duke, Chris Carrawell, Duke, Greg Koubek, Duke, Thomas Hill, Duke, Brian Davis, Duke, Jon Scheyer, Duke Sam Perkins, UNC, Bobby Hurley, Duke, Daniel Ewing, Duke, Marcus Ginyard, UNC, Antonio Lang, Duke, Quin Snyder, Duke, Eric Montross, UNC, Dave Popson, UNC, Lance Thomas, Duke, Sean Dockery, Duke, Kevin Salvadori, UNC, Juan Dixon, Md., Billy King, Duke, Jimmy Braddock, UNC, Career Wins - ACC Games Shane Battier, Duke, Chris Carrawell, Duke, Chris Duhon, Duke, (4) Kyle Singler, Duke, 2008-**...61 Nate James, Duke, J.J. Redick, Duke, Shelden Williams, Duke, (8) Nolan Smith, Duke, 2008-**...59 Daniel Ewing, Duke Nick Horvath, Duke, Danny Green, UNC, Tyler Hansbrough, UNC, Casey Sanders, Duke, Quentin Thomas, UNC, Sam Perkins, UNC, Juan Dixon, Md., Eric Montross, UNC, Lonny Baxter, Md., Kevin Salvadori, UNC, Jon Scheyer, Duke Lance Thomas, Duke, Ademola Okulaja, UNC, Dante Calabria, UNC, Shammond Williams, UNC, Christian Laettner, Duke, Antonio Lang, Duke, Derrick Phelps, UNC, DeMarcus Nelson, Duke, Inside the ACC Home teams won 12 of the last 17 ACC games and were (.656) overall as hosts in a year ago, home teams were (.688) in league play. ACC Freshmen North Carolina s Harrison Barnes leads all ACC freshmen in scoring (15.7)... Wake Forest s Travis McKie leads in rebounding (7.7)... North Carolina s Kendall Marshall is tops in assists per game (6.2). ACC Freshmen Statistical Leaders Scoring Harrison Barnes, North Carolina Travis McKie, Wake Forest Terrell Stoglin, Maryland J.T. Terrell, Wake Forest C.J. Leslie, NC State Joe Harris, Virginia Lorenzo Brown, NC State Ryan Harrow, NC State K.T. Harrell, Virginia Okaro White, Florida State Rebounds Travis McKie, Wake Forest C.J. Leslie, NC State Harrison Barnes, North Carolina Daniel Miller, Georgia Tech Joe Harris, Virginia Assists Kendall Marshall, North Carolina Lorenzo Brown, NC State Ryan Harrow, NC State Terrell Stoglin, Maryland Pe Shon Howard, Maryland Double-Doubles Travis McKie, Wake Forest... 7 C.J. Leslie, NC State... 4 Harrison Barnes, North Carolina... 3 Ryan Harrow, NC State... 1 minimum 75% of team s games played Game Highs by Freshmen Frosh Facts North Carolina s Harrison Barnes leads all ACC freshmen with 30 games of 10 or more points... Wake Forest s Travis McKie is tops with 14 games where he either led, or tied for the team lead, in scoring... a total of 26 ACC freshmen have scored 10 points-or-more a total of 223 times have either led, or tied for the team lead, in scoring on 72 occasions. Double-Figure Scoring Harrison Barnes, UNC...30 Travis McKie, WF...24 C.J. Leslie, NCS...19 Terrell Stoglin, Md Joe Harris, UVa...16 J.T. Terrell, WF...16 Ryan Harrow, NCS...13 Lorenzo Brown, NCS...12 K.T. Harrell, UVa...11 Kyrie Irving, Duke...11 Okaro White, FSU...9 Reggie Bullock, UNC...7 Kendall Marshall, UNC...6 Pe Shon Howard, Md....5 Jason Morris, GT...5 Ian Miller, FSU...4 Rion Brown, UM...3 Daniel Miller, GT...3 Billy Baron, UVa...2 Tony Chennault, WF...2 Carson Desrosiers, WF...2 Jarrell Eddie, VT...2 Kammeon Holsey, GT...2 Danny Rubin, BC...2 Haukur Palsson, Md....1 Erik Swoope, UM...1 Scoring Lead Travis McKie, WF...14 Harrison Barnes, UNC...12 C.J. Leslie, NCS...7 Joe Harris, UVa...6 Terrell Stoglin, Md....6 J.T. Terrell, WF...6 K.T. Harrell, UVa...5 Kyrie Irving, Duke...4 Lorenzo Brown, NCS...3 Ryan Harrow, NCS...3 Rion Brown, UM...2 Billy Baron, UVa...1 Reggie Bullock, UNC...1 Jerrell Eddie, VT...1 Kammeon Holsey, GT...1 Ian Miller, FSU...1 Okaro White, FSU Point Games: Harrison Barnes, UNC (8); Travis McKie, WF (5); Terrell Stoglin, Md. (4); J.T. Terrell, WF (3); Kyrie Irving, Duke (3); Lorenzo Brown, NCS (1); K.T. Harrell, UVa (1); Joe Harris, UVa (1); Ryan Harrow, NCS (1); C.J. Leslie, NCS (1). 37 of the 96 (.411) ACC regular season games were decided by eight points or less, or in overtime, including 21 games by fewer than four points. In the 96 ACC regular season games played, the team that led at half were (there were two ties)... Florida State led all ACC teams with three second-half rallies in league play... Duke had the ACC s largest second half rally for a win (14 points) versus North Carolina (F9). ACC Games by the Numbers Home Teams Lead at Half Shoot 50% or better ACC Freshmen Scoring by School in League Games (20 ppg+) Team Games Points Avg. Wake Forest North Carolina NC State Game High Points Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. Clemson... N J.T. Terrell, WF vs. Iowa... H Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. 6/6 Michigan State... H Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. 17/18 Arizona... N Terrell Stoglin, Md. vs. 19/19 N. Carolina...A J.T. Terrell, WF vs. Xavier...A Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. Boston College...A J.T. Terrell, WF vs. Stetson... H Terrell Stoglin, Md. vs. NC State... H Terrell Stoglin, Md. vs. Virginia Tech...A Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. NC State... H Game High Rebounds C.J. Leslie, NCS vs. Youngstown State... H Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. Long Island... N Travis McKie, WF vs. Elon... N Travis McKie, WF vs. UNCG... H Game High Assists Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. Florida State... H Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. 23/23 Washington. N Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. 4/4 Duke... H Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. Long Island... N Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. Maryland... H Ryan Harrow, NCS vs. East Carolina... N Points Per Game by ACC Freshmen ( )

9 Non-Conference Record Career Statistical Leaders Team Numbers (134-56;.705) Conferences All-Time America East Atlantic Sun Atlantic Big Big East Big Sky Big South Big Ten Big West Colonial Conference USA Horizon Ivy League Metro Atlantic Mid-American Mid-Eastern Missouri Valley Mountain West Northeast Ohio Valley Pacific Patriot Southeastern Southern Southland Southwestern Summit Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic Others Totals (.705) Home Road Neutral Come from Behind In Duke s win over North Carolina (F9), the Blue Devils rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit, marking the ACC s largest halftime come-from-behind win this season... Duke trailed by 16 points with 1:01 to play in the first half Halftime Rallies (7+ points) Final Score Date Half Pts. Duke 79, North Carolina F (14) NC State 67, Youngstown State...D (13) Wake Forest 76, Iowa 73...N (12) North Carolina 92, Clemson 87 ot... M (10) Virginia 87, 15/13 Minnesota 79...N (10) North Carolina 61, Miami M (9) Virginia Tech 52, Florida State M (8) Georgia Tech 66, Miami M (7) Florida State 55, Miami J (7) North Carolina 64, Virginia Tech... J (7) North Carolina 62, Virginia J (7) ACC All-Time Halftime Rallies Final Score Date Half Pts. Virginia 91, Duke 88 2ot...1/14/ (21) Maryland 85, NC State /13/ (19) Maryland 87, So. Florida /19/ (17) Points Scored Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 2,392 Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 2,255 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 1,911 Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 1,702 Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College 1,383 Demontez Stitt, Sr., Clemson 1,365 Corey Raji, Sr., Boston College 1,312 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 1,254 Tracy Smith, Sr., NC State 1,240 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 1,166 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 981 Mike Scott, Sr., Virginia 963 Points Per Game Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College Rebounds Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 1,111 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 1,015 Corey Raji, Sr., Boston College 724 Mike Scott, Sr., Virginia 679 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 672 Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College 652 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 593 Tracy Smith, Sr., NC State 543 Jerai Grant, Sr., Clemson 541 John Henson, So., North Carolina 536 Terrell Bell, Sr., Virginia Tech 518 Rebounds Per Game Jordan Williams, So., Maryland Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 8.29 Reggie Johnson, So., Miami 7.26 Assists Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 543 Demontez Stitt, Sr., Clemson 419 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 406 Biko Paris, Sr., Boston College 391 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 382 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 350 Maurice Miller, Sr., Georgia Tech 342 Javier Gonzalez, Sr., NC State 336 Blocked Shots Jerai Grant, Sr., Clemson 197 John Henson, So., North Carolina 178 Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 150 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 138 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 107 Dino Gregory, Sr., Maryland 106 Steals Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 233 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 207 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 182 Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 175 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 168 Demontez Stitt, Jr., Clemson 164 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 140 Derwin Kitchen, Jr., Florida State 135 Andre Young, Jr., Clemson 132 Maurice Miller, Sr., Georgia Tech 130 Adrian Bowie, Sr., Maryland 126 Javier Gonzalez, Sr., NC State 123 Field Goal Percentage School 50+% -50% Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Rebounds School More Tied Fewer Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Turnovers School Fewer Tied More Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Halftime School Lead Tied Trail Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest

10 North Carolina s Tyler Zeller heads up All-ACC Academic team North Carolina s Tyler Zeller, the recipient of the Skip Prosser Award, emblematic of the top scholar-athlete in men s basketball, heads up the 2011 All-ACC Academic Basketball team... a three-time honoree to the All-ACC Academic Basketball team, Zeller also earned first-team CoSIDA Academic All-American honors this past year... a junior from Washington, Ind., Zeller led Tar Heels in scoring (15.7) and was second in rebounding (7.2) en route to earning second-team All-ACC honors... Duke s Kyle Singler, only the 10th player in ACC history to have 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in his career and a two-time first-team All- ACC selection, was fifth in the ACC in scoring (16.9), 10th in rebounding (6.8) and sixth in field goal percentage (.430)... Zeller and Clemson junior Tanner Smith each earned a spot on the league s academic honors team for the third time in their respective careers... Florida State s Luke Loucks, Duke s Ryan Kelly and Virginia s Will Sherrill are repeaters from last year s All-ACC Academic team... to be eligible for consideration, a student-athlete must have earned a 3.00 grade point average for the previous semester and maintained a 3.00 cumulative average during his academic career All-ACC Academic Team John Cahill, Sr., BC... Economics Luke Loucks, Jr., FSU... Management Ryan Kelly, So., Duke... Undeclared Mason Plumlee, So., Duke... Psychology Tyrone Garland, Fr., VT... University Studies Will Regan, Fr., UVa... Undeclared Will Sherrill, Sr., UVa... Economics/History Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke...Visual Arts Tanner Smith, Jr., Clem.... Marketing Erik Swoope, Fr., Miami... Business Adrian Thomas, Gr., Miami... Sports Administration Mfon Udofia, So., GT... Management Tyler Zeller, Jr., UNC... Business Administration Skip Prosser Award Recipients Cliff Hammonds, Clemson Jack McClinton, Miami Jerome Meyinsse, Virginia Tyler Zeller, North Carolina All-ACC Academic Team Totals School No. Last Player Year Duke Kelly/Plumlee/Singler North Carolina Tyler Zeller Virginia Regan/Sherrill Clemson Tanner Smith Wake Forest C.J. Harris Georgia Tech Mfon Udofia NC State Johnny Thomas Florida State Luke Loucks Maryland Mike Mardesich Miami... 9 Swoope/Thomas Virginia Tech... 8 Tyrone Garland South Carolina... 6 Tom Owens Boston College... 1 John Cahill Point Field Goals Miami s Malcolm Grant ended the season having made at least one 3-point field goal in an ACC-best 23 straight games... Duke s Kyle Singler leads all active ACC players with 263 career 3-point field goals... Miami s Malcolm Grant leads all ACC players (with at least two years experience) in 3-point field goals made per game (2.27). Current 3-Point Field Goal Consecutive Games Streak Player, School Games Malcolm Grant, Jr., Miami Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech Mustapha Farrakhan, Sr., Virginia Joe Harris, Fr., Virginia... 9 Biko Paris, Sr., Boston College... 6 Andre Dawkins, So., Duke... 6 Ian Miller, Fr., Florida State... 6 Andre Young, Jr., Clemson... 6 Sammy Zeglinski, Jr., Virginia... 6 Current Career 3-Point FG Leaders Player, School 3FGs Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech Adrian Thomas, Sr., Miami Andre Young, Jr., Clemson Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke Deividas Dulkys, Jr., Florida State Malcolm Grant, Jr., Miami Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College Sammy Zeglinski, Jr., Virginia Scott Wood, So., NC State Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College Javier Gonzalez, Sr., NC State Biko Paris, Sr., Boston College Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech Demontez Stitt, Sr., Clemson Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State Andre Dawkins, So., Duke ACC All-Time 3-Point Field Consecutive Games Streak 69 Dennis Scott, Georgia Tech & 1989 & Justin Gray, Wake Forest & Curtis Staples, Virginia & 1996 & Cliff Hammonds, Clemson & 2007 & Rodney Monroe, NC State & Matt Harpring, Georgia Tech & Anthony Morrow, Georgia Tech & Travis Best, Georgia Tech & Sean Singletary, Virginia & Trajan Langdon, Duke & J.J. Redick, Duke Rashad McCants, North Carolina & Shammond Williams, N. Carolina & Jason Williams, Duke & Hubert Davis, North Carolina & Jon Scheyer, Duke Trajan Langdon, Duke & Randolph Childress, Wake Forest & Jack McClinton, Miami & Shane Battier, Duke Jack McClinton, Miami & 2008 Duke s Nolan Smith earns unanimous All-America honors Duke senior guard Nolan Smith headed up a list of three ACC players who earned All-America honors in the 2011 ACC Player of the Year, Smith became the first Blue Devil since J.J. Redick and Shelden Williams in 2006, and the 54th ACC player overall, to earn consensus first-team All-America honors. Smith was named National Player of the Year by FoxSports.com and Yahoo.com... North Carolina sophomore John Henson was selected as the National Defensive Player of the Year by FoxSports.com and Yahoo.com. The ACC has had at least one consensus first team All-American in 19 of the past 21 years... since 1981, the ACC has produced 39 consensus All-Americans and has accounted for 24 percent of the NCAA s consensus All-Americans (39-of-160) over that span. Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke Associated Press... 1st The Sporting News... 1st USBWA... 1st NABC... 1st ACC All-America Honors FoxSports.com... 1st Yahoo.com... 1st Basketball Times... 1st Wooden... 1st Jordan Williams, So., Maryland Yahoo.com... 2nd FoxSports.com...3rd Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke NABC... 2nd Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina Associated Press...HM Associated Press... HM ACC Freshman All-America Honors Harrison Barnes, North Carolina FoxSports.com...1st College Insider...1st Travis McKie, Wake Forest College Indsider...1st Kendall Marshall, North Carolina College Indsider...1st Kyle Singler With eight rebounds in Duke s win over Michigan in the third round of the NCAA Tournament, Blue Devil senior forward Kyle Singler became only the 10th player in ACC history to have 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in his career. 2,000-Points & 1,000 Rebounds in Career Player, School Years Pts. Rebs. Dick Hemric, WF ,587 1,802 Len Chappell, WF ,165 1,213 Mike Gminski, Duke ,323 1,242 Ralph Sampson, UVa ,228 1,511 Sam Perkins, UNC ,145 1,167 Danny Ferry, Duke ,155 1,003 Christian Laettner, Duke ,460 1,149 Tim Duncan, WF ,117 1,570 Tyler Hansbrough, UNC ,872 1,219 Kyle Singler, Duke ,392 1,015

11 ACC Coaching Records All All School School ACC ACC Road ACC Home ACC Tourn Coach, School Years W-L Years W-L W-L W-L W-L W-L Steve Donahue, BC Brad Brownell, Clem Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Leonard Hamilton, FSU Paul Hewitt, GT Gary Williams, Md Frank Haith, Miami Roy Williams, UNC Sidney Lowe, NCS Tony Bennett, UVa Seth Greenberg, VT Jeff Bzdelik, WF Total Games Coached In ACC Totals reflect years coached in ACC only Coach, School Total 1. Dean Smith, North Carolina 1, Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1, Gary Williams, Maryland Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Charles Driesell, Maryland 507 Terry Holland, Virginia Norman Sloan, NC State Frank McGuire, UNC & USC 372 Dave Odom, Wake Forest Carl Tacy, Wake Forest Bud Millikan, Maryland Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech Jim Valvano, NC State 323 Herb Sendek, NC State Cliff Ellis, Clemson Leonard Hamilton, Florida State Roy Williams, North Carolina Vic Bubas, Duke Everett Case, NC State Bill Gibson, Virginia Bill Foster, Clemson Jeff Jones, Virginia Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech Frank Haith, Miami Oliver Purnell, Clemson Horace McKinney, Wake Forest Pete Gillen, Virginia Press Maravich, Clem. & NCS 202 ACC Coaches No. 1 in AP Poll Coach, School Total Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 104 Dean Smith, North Carolina 60 Roy Williams, North Carolina 23 Terry Holland, Virginia 12 Frank McGuire, UNC & USC 12 Norm Sloan, NC State 12 Bill Guthridge, North Carolina 10 Bill Foster, Duke 10 Vic Bubas, Duke 8 Matt Doherty, North Carolina 2 Skip Prosser, Wake Forest 2 Everett Case, NC State 1 Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech 1 Dino Gaudio, Wake Forest 1 ACC Home Court Victories Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1981-** 183 Gary Williams, Maryland 1990-** 117 Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Frank McGuire, UNC/USC 54-61; Lefty Driesell, Maryland Terry Holland, Virginia Bud Millikan, Maryland Dave Odom, Wake Forest Vic Bubas, Duke ACC Home Court Winning Percentage Harold Bradley, Duke Vic Bubas, Duke Dean Smith, UNC Dino Gaudio, WF Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 81-** Frank McGuire, UNC/USC 54-61/ Roy Williams, UNC 04-** Bill Guthridge, UNC Murray Greason, WF Jeff Jones, UVa ACC Road Game Victories Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1981-** 139 Dean Smith, North Carolina Gary Williams, Maryland 1990-** 75 Frank McGuire, UNC/USC 54-61; Vic Bubas, Duke Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Lefty Driesell, Maryland Roy Williams, North Carolina 1904-** 41 Dave Odom, Wake Forest Norm Sloan, NC State ACC Road Game Winning Percentage Vic Bubas, Duke Roy Williams, UNC 04-** Frank McGuire, UNC/USC 54-61/ Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 81-** Dean Smith, UNC Bill Guthridge, UNC Bones McKinney, WF Harold Bradley, Duke Murray Greason, WF Norm Sloan, NCS minimum of one complete season in the ACC Career Victories - All Games Totals reflect years coached in ACC only Coach, School Total 1. Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Gary Williams, Maryland Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Charles Driesell, Maryland Terry Holland, Virginia Norman Sloan, NC State Frank McGuire, UNC & USC Dave Odom, Wake Forest Roy Williams, North Carolina Carl Tacy, Wake Forest Vic Bubas, Duke Jim Valvano, NC State Bud Millikan, Maryland Everett Case, NC State 191 Herb Sendek, NC State Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech Cliff Ellis, Clemson Leonard Hamilton, Florida State Bill Foster, Clemson Jeff Jones, Virginia Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech Oliver Purnell, Clemson Frank Haith, Miami Skip Prosser, Wake Forest Horace McKinney, Wake Forest Bill Gibson, Virginia 120 Career Victories - ACC Games Regular season & ACC Tournament Games Coach, School Total 1. Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Gary Williams, Maryland Frank McGuire, UNC & USC Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Charles Driesell, Maryland Terry Holland, Virginia Vic Bubas, Duke Norman Sloan, NC State Dave Odom, Wake Forest Bud Millikan, Maryland Everett Case, NC State Roy Williams, North Carolina Herb Sendek, NC State Horace McKinney, Wake Forest Jim Valvano, NC State 80 Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech Carl Tacy, Wake Forest Leonard Hamilton, Florida State Jeff Jones, Virginia Harold Bradley, Duke 62 Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech Cliff Ellis, Clemson Skip Prosser, Wake Forest Bill Gibson, Virginia Oliver Purnell, Clemson Press Maravich, Clem. & NCS Frank Haith, Miami Pete Gillen, Virginia 47 Bill Foster, Clemson 47

12 Points Scored 40 Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. Clemson... M12 34 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. North Carolina...F9 33 Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. Georgia Tech...F13 33 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. UAB... N5 32 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. St. John s...j30 32 Brian Oliver, GT vs. Syracuse... N27 32 J.T. Terrell, WF vs. Iowa... N30 31 Mustapha Farrakhan, UVa vs. Howard... D4 31 Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. 6/6 Michigan State... D1 31 Reggie Jackson, BC vs. Maryland...F12 Rebounds 20 Reggie Johnson, UM vs. Florida Atlantic... M16 19 Jordan Williams, Md. vs. 19/19 North Carolina...F27 19 Jeff Allen, VT vs. Boston College...F5 19 C.J. Leslie, NCS vs. Youngstown State... D16 18 John Henson, UNC vs. 5/5 Duke... M13 17 John Henson, UNC vs. Lipscomb... N12 16 John Henson, UNC vs. NC State...J25 16 Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. Long Island... M18 16 Jordan Williams, Md. vs. 5/5 Duke... M11 16 Mason Plumlee, Duke vs. Virginia...J15 Offensive Rebounds 9 Joe Trapani, BC vs. North Carolina...F1 8 Jeff Allen, VT vs. Boston College...F5 8 Reggie Johnson, UM vs. North Carolina...J25 8 Miles Plumlee, Duke vs. Maryland... M11 8 Jordan Williams, Md. vs. Wake Forest...J12 Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 made).917 Mustapha Farrakhan, UVa vs. Howard.. 11x12...J4.909 Chris Singleton, FSU vs. G-Webb... 10x11... N Jordan Williams, Md. vs. NC State... 10x12...F Reggie Jackson, BC vs. Wake Forest.. 10x13.. M Ryan Harrow, NCS vs. USC Upstate... 10x13... D11 Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made) Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. Maryland... 14x14...F Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. Campbell... 11x11... N five players tied (10x10) 3-Point FG Percentage (min. 5 made) Terrell Bell, VT vs. Maryland... 5x5...F Malcolm Grant, UM vs. NC State... 5x5...J Biko Paris, BC vs. Wake Forest... 6x7... M5.857 Rion Brown, UM vs. Maryland... 6x7... M2.889 Mustapha Farrakhan, UVa vs. Howard... 8x9...J4 Three-Point Field Goals Made 8 Mustapha Farrakhan, UVa (9att) vs. Howard...J4 8 Andre Dawkins, Duke (14) vs. Bradley... D8 7 Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. North Carolina...J13 7 Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. UNLV... N28 7 J.T. Terrell, WF vs. Iowa... N30 Assists 16 Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. Florida State...F6 14 Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. Washington... M20 11 Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. 4/4 Duke... M5 11 Iman Shumpert, GT vs. Virginia Tech...J25 Steals 10 Chris Singleton, FSU vs. UNCG... N14 7 Iman Shumpert, GT vs. Virginia Tech...J25 6 Iman Shumpert, GT vs. Wake Forest... M3 6 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. Florida State...J12 Top Games - Individual Blocked Shots 11 Ty Walker, WF vs. Marist... N23 8 Jerai Grant, Clem. vs. East Carolina... D29 7 seven tied Assists-to-Zero Turnovers 9:0 Kendall Marshall, UNC vs. Virginia Tech...J13 9:0 Malcolm Grant, UM vs. McNeese State... N24 9:0 Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. Colgate... N19 9:0 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. UNCG... D29 Assists-to-One Turnover 11:1 Iman Shumpert, GT vs. Virginia Tech...J25 10:1 Reggie Jackson, BC vs. Holy Cross... N22 9:1 Terrell Stoglin, Md. vs. NC State...F20 9:1 Larry Drew, UNC vs. Boston College...F1 9:1 Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. Wake Forest...J15 9:1 Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. Princeton... N14 9:1 Reggie Jackson, BC vs. Bryant... D19 9:1 Andre Young, Clem. vs. Maryland...J22 Most Field Goals Made 13 Nolan Smith, Duke (23att) vs. North Carolina...F9 13 Iman Shumpert, GT (23att) vs. North Carolina..J16 12 Harrison Barnes, UNC vs. Clemson... M12 12 Reggie Jackson, BC vs. Maryland...F12 12 Jordan Williams, Md. (15) vs. B. College... D12 12 Mason Plumlee, Duke (16) vs. Marquette... N22 12 Brian Oliver, GT (21) vs. 9/9 Syracuse... N27 12 Jordan Williams, Md. (21) vs Charlston... N10 Most Field Goals Attempted 23 Nolan Smith, Duke (13made) vs. North Carolina...F9 23 Iman Shumpert, GT (13made) vs. North Carolina..J16 22 Glen Rice, GT vs. Miami...F3 22 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. Wake Forest...J22 22 Reggie Jackson, BC (10) vs. Yale... N18 Most Free Throws Made 17 C.J. Harris, WF (18att) vs. Miami...F9 14 Tyler Zeller, UNC vs. Long Island... M18 14 Malcolm Delaney, VT vs. Maryland...F15 Most Free Throws Attempted 19 Tyler Zeller, UNC (14 made) vs. Long Island... M18 18 C.J. Harris, WF (17) vs. Miami...F9 16 Kyrie Irving, Duke (13) vs. 6/6 Michigan St.... D1 16 Jordan Williams, Md. (12) vs. 5/5 Duke...F2 Most Points Scored in Road Game 32 Nolan Smith, Duke at St. John s...j30 30 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. 13/13 North Carolina... M5 28 Terrell Stoglin, Md. at 19/19 North Carolina...F27 28 Glen Rice, GT vs. Miami...F3 28 Malcolm Delaney, VT at North Carolina...J13 Most Points Scored vs. Ranked Opponent 34 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. 20/21 North Carolina...F9 32 Brian Oliver, GT vs. 9/9 Syracuse... N27 31 Kyrie Irving, Duke vs. 6/6 Michigan St.... D1 30 Nolan Smith, Duke vs. 13/13 North Carolina... M5 28 Kyle Singler, Duke vs. 24/24 Temple...F23 28 Terrell Stoglin, Md. at 19/19 North Carolina...F27 27 Tyler Zeller, UNC vs. 10/11 Kentucky... D ACC Individual Top Games 40-Point Games Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina 1 30-Point Games Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 4 Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 3 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 2 Harrison Barnes, Fr., North Carolina 1 Mustapha Farrakhan, Sr., Virginia 1 Kyrie Irving, Fr., Duke 1 Brian Oliver, So., Georgia Tech 1 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 1 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 1 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 1 J.T. Terrell, Fr., Wake Forest 1 Tyler Zeller, Jr., North Carolina 1 20-Point Games Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 21 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 14 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 12 Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 12 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 11 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech Rebound Games Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 26 John Henson, So., North Carolina 21 Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 18 Reggie Johnson, So., Miami 16 Mason Plumlee, So., Duke 14 Travis McKie, Fr., Wake Forest 9 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 8 10-Assist Games Kendall Marshall, Fr., North Carolina 6 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 2 Jontel Evans, So., Virginia 1 Ryan Harrow, Fr., NC State 1 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 1 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 1 ACC Individual Top Games - Career 20-Point Games Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 44 Malcolm Delaney, Sr., Virginia Tech 44 Nolan Smith, Sr., Duke 38 Joe Trapani, Sr., Boston College 18 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 15 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 13 Jeff Allen, Sr., Virginia Tech 12 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland Rebound Games Jeff Allen, Jr., Virginia Tech 47 Jordan Williams, So., Maryland 39 Mike Scott, Sr., Virginia 28 John Henson, So., North Carolina 26 Kyle Singler, Sr., Duke 25 Reggie Johnson, So., Miami 19 Chris Singleton, Jr., Florida State 16 Mason Plumlee, So., Duke 14 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech Assist Games Kendall Marshall, Fr., North Carolina 6 Iman Shumpert, Jr., Georgia Tech 4 Reggie Jackson, Jr., Boston College 3

13 Points Scored 110 Duke vs. Colgate (58)... N Duke vs. UNCG (62)... D North Carolina vs. Hofstra (63)... N North Carolina vs. Boston College (74)...F1 106 Maryland vs. Longwood (52)...F9 Fewest Points Allowed 34 by Virginia Tech vs. Mt. Saint Mary s...j2 38 by Florida State vs. Hartford... D5 39 by Georgia Tech vs. Wake Forest...J19 39 by Maryland vs. Penn State... D1 39 by Georgia Tech vs. Charleston Southern... N12 Margin of Victory 65 Virginia Tech (99) vs. Mt. Saint Mary s (34)...J2 55 Maryland (95) vs. Colgate (40)...J4 54 Maryland (106) vs. Longwood (52)...F9 52 Duke (110) vs. Colgate (58)... N19 49 North Carolina (103) vs. St. Francis (54)...J2 Field Goal Percentage.692 Clemson vs. Georgia Tech... (27x39)...J Virginia Tech vs. Mt. St. Mary s... (36x52)...J2.667 Virginia vs. Howard... (32x48)...J4.625 NC State vs. Elon... (30x48)...J5.609 Duke vs. UNCG... (39x64)... D29 Field Goal Percentage Defense.170 by Virginia Tech vs. Mt. St. Mary s... (9x53)...J2.206 by Maryland vs. Penn State... (14x68)... D1.215 by Florida State vs. Hartford... (14x65)... D5.229 by Clemson vs. Savannah State... (11x48)... D by Florida State vs. Mercer... (19x76)... N23 Field Goals Made 40 North Carolina (71att) vs. Hofstra... N18 39 North Carolina (68) vs. Boston College...F1 39 Maryland (72) vs. Longwood...F9 39 Duke (64) vs. UNCG... D29 39 North Carolina (66) vs. St. Francis...J2 Field Goals Attempted 80 NC State (27 made) vs. Maryland... M10 76 Maryland (35) vs. Wake Forest...F5 73 Maryland (38) vs. Colgate...J4 72 Maryland (39) vs. Longwood...F9 72 Duke (34) vs. Colgate... N19 3-Point FG Percentage.786 Clemson vs. Georgia Tech... (11x14)...J Virginia vs. Minnesota... (10x13)... N North Carolina vs. Hofstra... (12x17)... N Boston College vs. Bryant... (13x23)... D Virginia vs. Georgia Tech... (10x15)...J22 Three-Point Field Goals Made 16 Virginia (25att) vs. Howard...J4 15 Duke (33) vs. Bradley... D8 14 Duke (26) vs. Princeton... N14 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 35 Duke (11made) vs. Florida State...J12 33 Boston College (13) vs. 23/x North Carolina...F1 33 Duke (15) vs. Bradley... D8 33 Miami (13) vs. Florida Gulf Coast... N27 32 Boston College (13) vs. South Carolina...J1 Top Games - Team Free Throw Percentage Virginia vs. Stanford... (11x11)... N Wake Forest vs. 19/19 N. Carolina.. (10x10)...F Georgia Tech vs. Siena... (5x5)... D Virginia Tech vs. Virginia... (4x4)... D5.933 Miami vs. Boston College... (14x15)...J16 Free Throws Made 34 Virginia Tech (37att) vs. Florida State...J8 34 Wake Forest (44att) vs. Marist... N23 33 Maryland (41) vs. Seattle... N8 32 Florida State (49) vs. Stetson... D15 Free Throws Attempted 49 Florida State (32made) vs. Stetson... D16 46 Clemson (25) vs. Western Carolina... N12 44 Wake Forest (34) vs. Marist... N23 Assists 29 North Carolina vs. Hoftsra... N18 28 Maryland vs. Longwood...F9 27 Maryland vs. Wake Forest...F5 27 North Carolina vs. Florida State...F1 27 Maryland vs. Colgate...J4 Steals 20 Florida State vs. UNCG... N14 20 Virginia Tech vs. UNCG... N21 19 Georgia Tech vs. Wake Forest... M3 17 Georgia Tech vs, Miami...F3 Blocked Shots 13 Florida State vs. Mercer... N23 13 NC State vs. Tennessee Tech... N12 12 Wake Forest vs. Marist... N23 Rebound Margin 28 Florida State (59) vs. Hartford (31)... D5 27 Maryland (55) vs. Longwood (28)...F9 26 Miami (49) vs. NC Central (23)... N19 25 NC State (47) vs. Wake Forest (22)...J8 25 Maryland (51) vs. Colgate...J4 Offensive Rebounds 23 Maryland vs. Longwood...F9 23 Miami vs. 19/19 Memphis... N15 23 Florida State vs. Hawai i... D22 Fewest Turnovers 5 Duke vs. Virginia Tech...F26 5 Boston College vs. Virginia...J19 5 Boston College vs. Bucknell... D22 5 Boston College vs. Bryant... D19 5 Boston College vs. Holy Cross... N22 Most Points Scored by Half 66 Duke (2nd) vs. Colgate...N19 59 Maryland (2nd) vs. Seattle...N8 58 Virginia (2nd) vs. 15/13 Minnesota...N29 58 Duke (2nd) vs. Oregon...N27 58 North Carolina (1st) vs. Hofstra...N18 Fewest Points Allowed by Half 9 by Florida State vs. Hartford (2nd)...D5 11 by Virginia Tech vs. Mt. St. Mary s (1st)... J2 13 by Virginia vs. Clemson (1st)... F2 13 by Georgia Tech vs. Wake Forest (2nd)... J19 13 by Georgia Tech vs. Charleston Southern (1st)...N12 First Year Mentors Since the ACC first began play with the season, there have been a total of 65 head coaches at the member institutions, including two - Frank McGuire and Press Maravich - that were the head coach at two different league schools. Clemson s Brad Brownell and Boston College s Steve Donahue are the ACC s first head coaches since North Carolina s Roy Williams in , and the 11th and 12th overall, to post at least a.500 ACC record (9-7) in their first year in the conference. First-Year ACC Coaching Records Coach, School Year W-L Matt Doherty, North Carolina Bill Guthridge, North Carolina Brad Brownell, Clemson Steve Donahue, Boston College Skip Prosser, Wake Forest Les Robinson, NC State Bucky Waters, Duke Roy Williams, North Carolina Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech Vic Bubas, Duke Dean Smith, North Carolina Tech Trifecta Georgia Tech guard Iman Shumpert become only the seventh player in ACC history to lead his team in scoring, rebounding and assists in the same season... the Oak Park, Ill., junior averaged 17.3 points, 5.9 rebounds and 3.5 assists for the Yellow Jackets. ACC Trifectas Player, School Year Pts. Reb. Ast. Iman Shumpert, Jr., GT Greivis Vasquez, Jr., Md Julius Hodge, Sr., NCS Anthony Grundy, Sr., NCS Tim Duncan, Sr., WF Bob Sura, Jr., FSU Danny Ferry, So., Duke Deac Data Wake Forest forward Travis McKie became only the 10th freshman in ACC history to lead his team in both scoring and rebounding... the Richmond, Va., native averaged 13.0 points and 7.7 rebounds for Jeff Bzdelik s Demon Deacons. Baby Boomers Player, School Year RPG PPG Travis McKie, WF James Johnson, WF J.J. Hickson, NCS Brandon Costner, NCS Tyler Hansbrough, UNC Chris Bosh, GT Greg Buckner, Clem Joe Smith, Md Rodney Rogers, WF Chris King, WF

14 ACC 2,000-Point Scorers Player, School Years Pts. 1. Tyler Hansbrough, UNC , J.J. Redick, Duke , Dickie Hemric, WF , Johnny Dawkins, Duke , Rodney Monroe, NCS , Bryant Stith, UVa , Christian Laettner, Duke , Kyle Singler, Duke , Mike Gminski, Duke , Jeff Lamp, UVa , David Thompson, NCS , Phil Ford, UNC , Juan Dixon, Md , Malcolm Delaney, VT , Buzzy Wilkinson, UVa , Ralph Sampson, UVa , Matt Harpring, GT , Randolph Childress, WF , , Mark Price, GT , Greivis Vasquez, Md , Len Chappell, WF , Danny Ferry, Duke , Len Bias, Md , Sam Perkins, UNC , Mark Alarie, Duke , Bob Sura, FSU , Tim Duncan, WF , Dennis Scott, GT , Tyrese Rice, BC , Tom Hammonds, GT , Gene Banks, Duke ,079 Jason Williams, Duke ,079 Sean Singletary, UVa , Jon Scheyer, Duke , Albert King, Md , Travis Best, GT , Len Rosenbluth, UNC , Julius Hodge, NCS , Skip Brown, WF , Adrian Branch, Md , John Lucas, Md ,015 Al Wood, UNC , Jim Spanarkel, Duke , Charles Scott, UNC ,007 denotes includes totals pre-acc ACC 1,000-Rebound Leaders Player, School Years Pct. 1. Dickie Hemric, WF , Ron Shavlik, NCS , Tim Duncan, WF , Ralph Sampson, UVa , Wayne Rollins, Clem , Shelden Williams, Duke , Mike Gminski, Duke , Tyler Hansbrough, UNC , Dale Davis, Clem , Len Chappell, WF , Malcolm Mackey, GT , Sam Perkins, UNC , Lee Collins, USC , Christian Laettner, Duke , Tom Owens, USC , Travis Watson, UVa , Jeff Allen, VT , George Lynch, UNC , Alvin Jones, GT , Randy Denton, Duke , Tom Burleson, NCS , Billy Cunningham, UNC , Trevor Booker, Clem , Len Elmore, Md , Mike Lewis, Duke , Antawn Jamison, UNC , Kyle Singler, Duke , Mitch Kupchak, UNC , Danny Ferry, Duke , Brad Daugherty, UNC ,003 denotes includes totals pre-acc Career Free Throw Percentage Player, School Years Pct. 1. J.J. Redick, Duke Jack McClinton, Miami Charlie Davis, WF Roger Mason, UVa Trajan Langdon, Duke , Jon Scheyer, Duke Greg Manning, Md Jackie Murdock, WF Chris McCray, Md Paul Long, WF Juan Dixon, Md Mark Price, GT Jim Sutherland, Clem Jeff Lamp, UVa Shammond Williams, UNC Taron Downey, WF Sean Singletary, UVa Malcolm Delaney, VT Tom Emma, Duke Jeff Lebo, UNC Marvin Lewis, GT Chris Paul, WF Rodney Monroe, NCS Scotti Ward, USC Dennis Wuycik, UNC (minimum two years played, 200 free throws or 2.5 made per game) Sophomore Rebound Leaders Player, School Years Rebs 1. Ralph Sampson, UVa ; Tim Duncan, WF ; Joe Smith, Md ; Jordan Williams, Md , Wayne Rollins, Clem ; Antawn Jamison, UNC ; Mike Gminski, Duke ; Al-Farouq Aminu, WF ; Malcolm Mackey, GT ; Buck Williams, Md ; J.R. Reid, UNC ; Gene Banks, Duke ; Tyler Hansbrough, UNC ; Sharone Wright, Clem ; Sam Perkins, UNC ; John Henson, UNC ; Christian Laettner, Duke ; Travis Watson, UVa ; Alvin Jones, GT ; Kenny Carr, NCS ; James Johnson, WF ; Rodney Rogers, WF ; Trevor Booker, Clem ; Dale Davis, Clem ; Danny Ferry, Duke ; Sophomore Blocked Shot Leaders Player, School Years Rebs. 1. Ralph Sampson, UVa ; Tim Duncan, WF ; Alvin Jones, GT ; Tree Rollins, Clem ; Joe Smith, Md ; Sharone Wright, Clem ; Mike Gminski, Duke ; John Henson, UNC ; Derrick Lewis, Md ; Shelden Williams, Duke ; Rasheed Wallace, UNC ; Elden Campbell, Clem ; Solomon Alabi, FSU ;09; Trevor Booker, Clem ; Ed Davis, UNC ; Josh McRoberts, Duke ; Sam Perkins, UNC ; Corey Louis, FSU ; Cedric Simmons, NCS ; Elton Brand, Duke ; Guy Morgan, WF ; Terence Morris, Md ; Lonny Baxter, Md ; John Salley, GT ; Cherokee Parks, Duke ; Career 3-Point Field Goals Player, School Years FGs 1. J.J. Redick, Duke Curtis Staples, UVa Dennis Scott, GT Trajan Langdon, Duke , Randolph Childress, WF , Rodney Monroe, NCS Justin Gray, WF Jason Williams, Duke Tony Akins, GT Jon Scheyer, Duke Robert O Kelley, WF Jack McClinton, Miami K.C. Rivers, Clem A.D. Vassallo, VT Kyle Singler, Duke Malcolm Delaney, VT Bobby Hurley, Duke Terrell McIntyre, Clem Anthony Morrow, GT Travis Best, GT Craig Dawson, WF James Collins, FSU Tony Rutland, WF Shane Battier, Duke Cliff Hammonds, Clem Career Steals Per Game Player, School Years Stls. 1. Johnny Rhodes, Md Chris Corchiani, NCS Tim Pickett, FSU Kenny Anderson, GT Chris Paul, WF Walter Davis, UNC Jamon Gordon, VT Juan Dixon, Md Sam Cassell, FSU Tyrone Bogues, WF Terrell Baker, FSU Iman Shumpert, GT ** Nate McMillan, NCS Jim Spanarkel, Duke Jason Williams, Duke Vernon Hamilton, Clem Chris Duhon, Duke Phil Ford, UNC Laron Profit, Md Anthony Grundy, NCS Chris Whitney, Clem Spud Webb, NCS Delvon Arrington, FSU Chris Singleton, FSU ** 1.90 Mark Price, GT Raymond Felton, UNC Career Blocked Shots Per Game Player, School Years Pts. 1. Tree Rollins, Clem Tim Duncan, WF Ralph Sampson, UVa Alvin Jones, GT Sharone Wright, Clem Shelden Williams, Duke Joe Smith, Md Mike Gminski, Duke Tyrelle Blair, BC Elden Campbell, Clem Derrick Lewis, Md Cedric Lewis, Md Rodney Dobard, FSU John Henson, UNC ** Rasheed Wallace, UNC Solomon Alabi, FSU Brendan Haywood, UNC Ed Davis, UNC Anthony King, Miami John Salley, GT Terence Morris, Md Elton Brand, Duke Trevor Booker, Clem Josh McRoberts, Duke Corey Louis, FSU

15 The ACC and the NCAA Tournament The ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history Four different ACC teams have won 12 National Titles The ACC has not had a losing record in NCAA Tournament play since 1987 The ACC has had at least one team in The Final Four in 19 of the last 25 years Since 1981, the ACC has won more NCAA Titles (10) than any other conference The ACC has 10 or more NCAA Tournament wins 13 times - more than any other conference The ACC has produced more No. 1 seeds (30) than any other conference Sweet Final Final Title NCAA Last School App. Won Lost Pct% 16 Eight Four Game Title App. North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Boston College Virginia Georgia Tech Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Miami South Carolina ( ) Current Members Year by Year ( ) Five titles in the last 11 years Over the past 11 years ( ), the ACC has won an NCAA-best five National Championships... the Big East is second with three. NCAA Titles ( ) ACC... 5 SEC...2 Big East...3 Big Titles since 1981 Since 1981, the ACC has won more NCAA titles (10) than any other conference... the Big East is second with six titles and the SEC third with five. NCAA Titles ( ) ACC...10 Big Big East...6 Big Eight...1 SEC...5 Metro...1 Big Ten...4 Big West...1 Pac ACC Tournament Finalists Since 1980, the only ACC Tournament finalists not to receive a bid to the NCAA Tournament were NC State in 1997 and the Wolfpack was seeded eighth in 1997 and the No. 10 seed in NC State played in the NIT both seasons. Final Four Totals The ACC leads all conferences with 42 Final Four appearances... the Big Ten, with 41, is second... North Carolina leads all ACC schools with 18 Final Four appearances; Duke is second with 15. ACC No. 1 as No. 1 Since the NCAA started assigning seeds in 1979, the ACC has produced more No. 1 seeds (30) than any other conference, has the best winning percentage as a No. 1 seed (.833), and is the only conference to have a winning record (23-22) in games versus No. 1 seeds. No. 1 Seed by Conference ( ) Conference No. 1 W-L Pct. 1. Atlantic Coast Big East Big Ten Southeastern Pacific Big Big Eight Independents Atlantic Conference USA Big West Southwest Missouri Valley Pacific Coast Metro ACC Teams Versus No. 1 Seed No. Carolina Duke Virginia NC State Maryland Georgia Tech Wake Forest Miami Boston College Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Post-Season Results Seven ACC teams took part in post season play in 2011, including four NCAA Tournament teams... an NCAA-best three ACC teams - North Carolina, Duke and Florida State - advanced the Sweet 16 with the Tar Heels reaching the East Regional final before losing to Kentucky With a 8-4 mark, the ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament play to 24 years in a row. Clemson earned an NCAA Tournament berth for a fourth straight year, setting a school record... Florida State made its third straight NCAA berth, tying a school record. Among conferences with 15 or more NCAA Tournament games the past two years, the ACC has the highest winning percentage (.654) in NCAA Tournament play. NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage ( ) ACC SEC Big Ten Big East Big Miami advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2011 National Invitation Tournament (NIT) before losing at Alabama the Hurricanes, one of three ACC teams (Miami, Boston College, Virginia Tech) to earn NIT berths in 2011, finished the season 21-15, marking the program s third 20-win season in the past four years NCAA Tournament Results North Carolina - #2 East Region W Long Island... # W Washington... # W Marquette... # L Kentucky... # Duke - #1 West Region W Hampton... # W Michigan... # L Arizona... # Florida State - #10 Southwest Region W Texas A&M... # W Notre Dame... # L VCU... #11... ot Clemson - #12 East Region W UAB... # L West Virginia... # NIT Results #1 Boston College W at McNeese State... # L Northwestern... # #1 Virginia Tech W Bethune-Cookman... # L Wichita State... #4... ot #2 Miami W Florida Atlantic... # W Missouri State... # L at Alabama... #

16 ACC Year by Year in the NCAA Tournament Swt Reg Final Year Teams 16 Fnl Four W-L Note: From ACC teams were seeded automatically into Sweet 16. NCAA Tournament W-L Records by Conferences The ACC is the winningest conference in NCAA Tournament history... the current 12 schools are a combined (.641) in NCAA Tournament play... since the ACC s inaugural season in , ACC teams in 58 NCAA Tournaments are a combined (.665)... with its 8-4 mark in this year s tournament, the ACC extended its non-losing streak in NCAA Tournament play to 24 years in a row. NCAA Tournament Record by Current Conference Membership Conference Games Won Lost Pct. Atlantic Coast Big Pac Southeastern Big East Big Horizon West Coast Atlantic Conference USA Mountain West Missouri Valley Ivy League Colonial Patriot League Mid-American Metro Atlantic Big Sky Southland Western Athletic Big West Sun Belt Southern Big South Summit Atlantic Sun Ohio Valley America East Southwestern Northeast Mid-Eastern Does not include games vacated by NCAA Krzyzewski tops NCAA coaching list Duke s Mike Krzyzewski leads all active head coaches with 79 NCAA Tournament wins in his career... North Carolina s Roy Williams is second with 58 wins and Maryland s Gary Williams is seventh with Krzyzewski is also the all-time leader in NCAA Tournament victories. NCAA Tournament Wins Coach Current School Wins Mike Krzyzewski...Duke 79 Roy Williams...North Carolina 58 Jim Calhoun...Connecticut 49 Jim Boeheim... Syracuse 45 Rick Pitino...Louisville 38 Tom Izzo... Michigan State 35 Gary Williams...Maryland 29 Tubby Smith... Minnesota 29 Bill Self... Kansas 27 Bob Huggins...West Virginia 27 - Records adjusted for vacated games - NCAA Tournament Record by Actual Conference Membership Each Season Conference Games Won Lost Pct. Atlantic Coast Big East Big Ten Pac Big Southeastern Conference USA Atlantic Missouri Valley West Coast Horizon Colonial Western Athletic Big West Ivy League Mountain West Sun Belt Southern Mid-American Southland Ohio Valley Summit Metro Atlantic Big Sky America East Southwestern Big South Mid-Eastern Patriot League Northeast Atlantic Sun Does not Include games vacated by NCAA Tar Heels NCAA Tournament wins leader North Carolina and Kentucky are tied as the all-time winningest teams in NCAA Tournament history... the Tar Heels are (.724) overall in 42 NCAA Tournaments... Duke is third with 96 NCAA postseason wins in 35 appearances. NCAA Tournament Wins Coach Appearances Wins North Carolina Kentucky Duke UCLA Kansas Indiana Louisville Syracuse Michigan State Connecticut Records adjusted for vacated games -

17 12 National Championships Duke North Carolina North Carolina Maryland Duke North Carolina Florida State Seminoles Duke Duke NC State North Carolina NC State North Carolina NCAA Tournament Records Title Final Final Sweet Last School App. Won Lost Pct% 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Game Four Eight 16 App. North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Wake Forest Georgia Tech Virginia Boston College Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Miami South Carolina ( ) Current Members Year by Year ( ) Year Champion NCAA Results W-L 1954 NC State... 3rd in East Region NC State... Did not compete in NCAA NC State... Lost 1st Rnd in East Region North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title Maryland... 3rd in East Region NC State... Did not compete in NCAA Duke... East Region Finalist Wake Forest... East Region Finalist Wake Forest... FINAL FOUR - 3rd Duke... FINAL FOUR - 3rd Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd NC State... 3rd in Eastern Regionals Duke... FINAL FOUR - 3rd North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 4th North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 2nd North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 4th NC State... 3rd in Eastern Regionals South Carolina... 4th in Eastern Regionals North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd NC State... Did not compete in NCAA NC State... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title North Carolina... 3rd in Eastern Regionals Virginia... Lost 1st Rnd of Eastern Regionals North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 2nd Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd North Carolina... Lost 1st Rnd of Eastern Regionals Duke... Mideast Region Finalist North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 2nd North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title ACC Champion in NCAA Tournament Year Champion NCAA Results W-L 1983 NC State... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title Maryland... Lost 2nd Rnd of Mideast Regionals Georgia Tech... East Region Finalist Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd NC State... Lost 1st Rnd of East Regionals Duke... FINAL FOUR - 3rd North Carolina... Lost Southeast Region Semis Georgia Tech... FINAL FOUR - 3rd North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd Duke... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title Georgia Tech... Lost 1st Rnd of West Region North Carolina... Lost 2nd Rnd of East Region Wake Forest... Lost in East Region Semis Wake Forest... Lost in Southeast Region Finals North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd Duke... FINAL FOUR - 2nd Duke... Lost in East Regionals Semis Duke... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title Duke... Lost in South Region Semis Duke... Lost in West Region Semis Maryland... Lost 2nd Round of West Region Duke... Lost in Regional Semifinals Duke... Lost in Regional Semifinals North Carolina... Lost in East Region Finals North Carolina... FINAL FOUR - 3rd Duke... Lost in Regional Semifinals Duke... FINAL FOUR - Won NCAA Title Duke... Lost in West Region Semifinals...2-1