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1 Univer ersity of Maryland Baske tball Game Not es Schedule & Results 2K Sports College Hoops Classic N 7 HAMPTON ESPNU W, N 8 VERMONT ESPN2 W, N 12 FLORIDA A&M CSN W, K Sports College Hoops Classic Championship- New York City N 16 vs. St. John s ESPN2 W, N 17 vs. Michigan State ESPN2 W, N 20 WINTHROP CSN W, N 24 HIGH POINT CSN W, ACC/BIG 10 CHALLENGE - Champaign, Ill. N 28 at Illinois ESPN W, BB&T Classic - Washington D.C. D 3 vs. Notre Dame CSN L, D 6 FORDHAM W, D 10 * at Boston College FSN L, D 13 MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY CSN W, D 23 AMERICAN CSN W, D 28 MOUNT ST. MARY S W, D 31 SIENA W, J 4 IONA CSN W, J 10 * MIAMI RLF L, J 13 * CLEMSON ESPNU W, J 16 * at Virginia RLF L, J 21 * at Virginia Tech FSN L, OT J 24 * GEORGIA TECH RLF W, J 30 * at Florida State RLF L, F 3 * at Wake Forest RLF 8:00 p.m. F 6 * VIRGINIA RSN 9:00 p.m. F 11 * DUKE FSN 5:00 p.m. F 14 * at NC State ESPN2 7:00 p.m. F 18 * at Clemson RLF 4:00 p.m. F 21 * FLORIDA STATE RLF 9:00 p.m. F 25 * NORTH CAROLINA FSN 5:30 p.m. F 28 * at Duke ESPN 9:00 p.m. M 3 * NC STATE ABC 3:30 p.m. M 8-11 M M M 31- A 2 at ACC Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) NCAA First & Second Rounds NCAA Regionals NCAA Final Four (Atlanta, Ga.) [ ] indicates gametime AP and USA Today/ESPN rankings Home games at Comcast Center listed in BOLD CAPS Atlantic Coast Conference game Media Relations Asst. Director/Men s Basketball Contact Jason Yaman Phone w: jyaman@umd.edu Media Relations Fax Associate A.D./Media Relations Doug Dull Phone w: ; m: ddull@umd.edu MARYLAND (16-6, 2-5 ACC) AT WAKE FOREST (10-11, 2-7 ACC) February 3, :00 p.m. Winston-Salem, N.C. Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum (14,665) Radio: Terrapin Sports Radio Network - Johnny Holliday (Play by Play) and Chris Knoche (Commentary). Flagship - WHFS (105.7)/WJFK (1300 AM) TV: RLF Network - Steve Martin (Play by Play) and Mike Gminski (Commentary) Maryland Notables... Maryland concludes a two-game road swing in the Atlantic Coast Conference, as the Terrapins travel to face the Wake Forest Demon Deacons on Saturday (Feb. 3). Tip-off is set for 8:00 p.m. at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The game can be heard on the Terrapin Sports Radio Network and will be televised by the Raycom/Lincoln Financial Network. The Terps carry a mark of 16-6 (2-5 ACC) into the contest, while Wake Forest is (2-7 ACC). Maryland senior D.J. Strawberry leads the Terps with 14.9 points per game. He is 15th in the Atlantic Coast Conference in scoring. Senior center Kyle Visser leads the Demon Deacons with 17.7 points per game. He is the seventh leading scorer in the ACC. Freshman Ishmael Smith averages 9.1 points for Wake Forest and leads the ACC in assists (121). Saturday s game marks the 113th meeting between the two schools. Maryland leads the alltime series The Terrapins have won 10 of the last 14 meetings between the two schools. Maryland captured the only meeting during the season. Maryland head coach Gary Williams needs one more league win to become just the third coach in ACC history to record 150 victories in conference play. Maryland has displayed a balanced offensive attack this season. The Terps boast the thirdhighest scoring average in the league (80.6 ppg), and have four players averaging double figures. Strawberry leads the team with 14.9 points per game. Mike Jones is averaging 13.2 points per game, while James Gist has tallied 12.6 points per game. Ekene Ibekwe is averaging 10.9 points. Jones and Strawberry have each led the team in scoring eight times this season. Ibekwe has led the Terps in the scoring column in four games this season. Maryland has outscored its opponents by an average of 13.3 points per game this season. That is the third best scoring margin in the ACC behind North Carolina (22.4) and Duke (13.7). Maryland at a Glance... Probable Starters (GS-GP) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG Other 15 James Gist (22-22) F Jr. Silver Spring, Md career blocked shots; third in ACC in blocks 25 Ekene Ibekwe (20-21) F Sr. Carson, Calif Leads ACC in blocks (3.0); fourth in rebounds (7.9) 23 Mike Jones (21-22) G Sr. Dorchester, Mass rd Terrapin to reach 1,000 points (1,002) 2 D.J. Strawberry (22-22) G Sr. Corona, Calif Third in the ACC in steals per game (2.4) 21 Greivis Vasquez (11-22) G Fr. Caracas, Venezuela 9.4 *3.9 Shooting.823 from foul line; 3.2 rebounds per game Terp Reserves 1 Landon Milbourne (0-14) F Fr. Roswell, Ga Eric Hayes (11-22) G Fr. Dumfries, Va. 5.5 *3.9 Shooting.483 from the field 24 Parrish Brown (1-21) G Sr. Chicago, Ill. 4.1 * Will Bowers (0-22) C Sr. Hanover, Md Dave Neal (0-17) F So. McLean, Va Bambale Osby (2-22) F Jr. Richmond, Va Shooting.585 from the field *assists per game

2 University of Maryland Basketball Last Time Out Maryland shot 57 percent from the floor but fell to Florida State, 96-79, on Tuesday (Jan. 30). The Terrapins recorded 12 assists on 31 made field goals and enjoyed a 17-9 advantage in points off the bench against the Seminoles. Junior James Gist scored 23 points on 10-of-14 shooting against FSU. It was the second consecutive game in which he topped the 20-point mark. Gist added four rebounds, two assists, two blocked shots and one steal in 31 minutes. Freshman Greivis Vasquez scored 13 points, marking the sixth time in his last eight games he has scored in double figures. Vasquez finished 5-of-8 from the floor and added three assists against FSU. Eric Hayes came off the bench and scored eight points. The freshman guard went 2-of-2 from beyond the arc and connected on both of his free throw attempts. It was the first time this season the Terps lost a game in which they shot better than 50 percent from the floor. The Terrapins were 31-of-54 (.574) against the Seminoles. Maryland is now 12-1 on the season when shooting better than 50 percent from the field and 14-1 when shooting at least 45 percent from the field. Getting Defensive The Terps have made a renewed commitment to defense in Maryland has forced its opponents into an average of 18.0 turnovers per game this season. The Terps lead the ACC and are fourth in the nation in field goal percentage defense (.380). Maryland s opponents are shooting just 29 percent (124-of-431) from three-point range which ranks second in the league. The Terps are averaging 7.9 steals per game and have recorded 164 blocked shots through 22 games. Maryland is tops in the ACC and second in the nation with 7.7 blocked shots per game. Poll Position Maryland is among the teams receiving votes in the latest ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll, released January 29. The Terps are also among the teams receiving votes in the Associated Press Poll, released January 29. The Terps made their season debut in both polls on November 20. Maryland has appeared in the AP Top 25 a total of 348 times. The Terrapins have placed in the AP Top 25 at least once in each of the last 14 seasons. The Terps have been ranked in the coaches poll 323 times. Maryland has placed in the coaches poll at least once in each of the last 14 seasons. The Terrapins were ranked 27th in the February 1 Sagarin Ratings. Maryland has five wins over teams ranked in the Sagarin Top 50. Maryland is ranked 30th in the January 31st RPI Report. The Terps are 7-5 this season against teams ranked in the Top 100 of the RPI. The Terps were named Team of the Week on November 20 by both Dick Vitale and Andy Katz. Record Setting The Terrapins have made their mark on the school s record book in a variety of categories: The Terps set school records for most three pointers (17) and three point attempts (37) against UMKC on December 13. Maryland s 54 free throw attempts against Hampton was the fourth highest mark in school history. The Terps connected on 39 free throws in that game, which was the fourth best mark in school annals. The Terrapins victory over UMKC was the 17th largest margin of victory for Maryland MARYLANDMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Landon Milbourne F Fr.-HS Roswell, Ga. (Oak Hill Academy) 2 D.J. Strawberry G Sr.-3V Corona, Calif. (Mater Dei) 5 Eric Hayes G Fr.-HS Dumfries, Va. (Potomac) 10 Jason McAlpin G/F Jr.-HS Silver Spring, Md. (Paint Branch) 15 James Gist F Jr.-2V Silver Spring, Md. (Good Counsel) 21 Greivis Vasquez G Fr.-HS Caracas, Venezuela (Montrose Christian) 23 Mike Jones G Sr.-3V Dorchester, Mass. (Thayer Academy) 24 Parrish Brown G Jr.-1V Chicago, Ill. (Thornridge/Kennedy King C.C.) 25 Ekene Ibekwe F Sr.-3V Carson, Calif. (Carson) 31 Will Bowers C Sr.-2V Hanover, Md. (Archbishop Spalding) 32 Jerome Burney F Fr.-HS Atlanta, Ga. (Westlake) 33 Gini Chukura F Sr.-2V Silver Spring, Md. (Good Counsel) 35 Dave Neal F So.-1V McLean, Va. (Bishop O Connell) 50 Bambale Osby F Jr.-JC Richmond, Va. (New Mexico/Paris JC) Head Coach: Gary Williams (Maryland 68/18th season) Assistant Coach: Michael Adams (Boston College 85/2nd season) Assistant Coach: Chuck Driesell (Maryland 85/1st season) Assistant Coach: Keith Booth (Maryland 03/3rd season) Dir./Basketball Ops.: Troy Wainwright (UMUC 04/11th season) Graduate Assistant: Robert Ehsan (Cal-Davis 05/2nd season) Athletic Trainer: J.J. Bush (Florida State 69/35th season) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Pete Yurish (Shepherd 87/2nd season)) QUICK FACTS Location: College Park, Md. Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Enrollment: 35,329 Founded: 1807 Colors: Red, White, Black, Gold Nickname: Terrapins, Terps Arena (Capacity): Comcast Center (17,950) President: Dr. C.D. Mote Jr. (California 59) Athletics Director: Dr. Deborah A. Yow (Elon 74) Overall Record: NIT Conference Record: 8-8, 6th BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball: Overall All-Time Record: 1, NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 21/2004 National Championships: 1 (2002) NCAA Final Fours: 2 (2001, 2002) NCAA Final Eights: 4 (1973, 1975, 2001, 2002) NCAA Sweet Sixteens: 13 (1958, 1973, 1975, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003) ACC Championships: 7 (Tournament Champions 1958, 1984, 2004; Regular Season Champions 1975, 1980, T-1995, 2002) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 15 James GIST hard G, rhymes with fist 21 GREIVIS VASQUEZ GRAY-vis VAS-kez 25 EKENE IBEKWE uh-ken-ay ih-beck-way 33 GINI CHUKURA hard G, GIN-ee CHA-koor-uh 55 BAMBALE OSBY bomb-ball-ee oz-bee

3 University of Maryland Basketball GaryWILLIAMS (29 Seasons) / (18th Season) at UMD Since returning to the College Park campus in 1989, Gary Williams (Maryland 68) has led his alma mater s basketball program from a period of troubled times to an era of national prominence. With 11 NCAA Tournament berths in the last 13 seasons, seven Sweet Sixteen appearances, a pair of consecutive Final Four showings, and the 2002 national championship - the first of its kind in Maryland basketball history - Williams and his staff have literally forged what is now more than a decade of dominance in college basketball s most storied and competitive conference. Now, with 369 victories as Maryland s head coach, Williams stands as the Terrapins all-time winningest head basketball coach. He passed Charles Lefty Driesell, who amassed 348 victories in 18 seasons from 1969 to The Terrapins have averaged 22.8 wins per year since the season. With 576 career victories in 29 seasons overall, Williams is the ninth-winningest active head coach in NCAA Division I men s basketball. The rise of the Maryland program has run parallel with Williams ascent among the most notable in the collegiate coaching fraternity. Williams was one of only five coaches to boast a string of 11 consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament from He has produced more than 20 wins in nine of his last 11 seasons, and a schoolrecord eight straight from to With 15 career 20-win seasons, Williams ranks 9th among active coaches. In June of 2005, Williams received the University of Maryland s highest alumni honor as he, Connie Chung, Renaldo Nehemiah and others were inducted into the University of Maryland s Alumni Hall of Fame. Williams was inducted into the University of Maryland s Sports Hall of Fame in In January of 2005, Williams was named one of Washingtonian Magazine s Washingtonians of the Year. He joined others such as Washington D.C. mayor Anthony Williams and Tim Russert of NBC s Meet The Press on the prestigious list. In September of 2004, Williams joined Washington Redskins great Darrell Green and Washington Sports and Entertainment Chairman and CEO Abe Pollin as the inaugural inductees into the new Greater Washington Sports Hall of Champions. Williams was one of only five coaches in NCAA Division I to have led his team to 11 consecutive NCAA Tournaments, from The Terrapins 2005 appearance in the National Invitation Tournament marked the 12th consecutive postseason berth for Williams teams. In guiding his 2004 Terrapins to the ACC Tournament title, Williams became the third coach in league history to lead his team to victory over the top three seeds: No. 3 Wake Forest, No. 2 NC State and No. 1 Duke. By overcoming a 21-point first half deficit against the Wolfpack, Williams engineered the greatest comeback in the 52-year history of the ACC Tournament. He is one of seven college basketball coaches since 1980 to guide his alma mater to the Final Four and was the first since 1974 to lead his alma mater to a national title. A winner of nearly 70 percent of his NCAA Tournament games while at Maryland, he ranks ninth among active coaches in NCAA Tournament winning percentage overall (26-13,.667), and 10th in wins (26). With a victory over No. 1 Florida in Gainesville on Dec. 10, 2003, he is the winningest coach in the nation against topranked opponents (6). With his 500th win at NC State on March 2, 2003, the 1968 Maryland grad became the sixth ACC alumnus in conference history to amass as many as 500 coaching victories. With 369 wins as Maryland s head coach, Williams is only the sixth mentor in Atlantic Coast Conference history to pass the 300-victory milestone. With 149 career ACC victories as Maryland s coach, Williams ranks as the thirdwinningest ACC coach in terms of conference victories. Only Dean Smith (364, North Carolina) and Mike Krzyzewski (264, Duke) have more ACC conference wins. Williams was heralded as the national and Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year during the Terps 2002 championship run. He is one of just 11 active coaches in America to boast a national title and one of only three in the conference. He has become the fifth-winningest coach in ACC history after transforming the Maryland program into one of the nation s most formidable, and building a Baltimore-D.C. area following that has consistently resulted in packed arenas. After demolishing attendance records with sellout crowds during the final years of Maryland basketball at Cole Field House, Williams Terps have finished in the top top 10 nationally in each of the last four seasons, ranking fifth in and , and sixth in the country in each of the last two years. The Terrapins played before 291,961 fans in , averaging crowds of 17,174 and selling out 17 home contests. Williams is one of just two 500-win coaches who now engineer the programs at their respective alma maters, joining Jim Boeheim at Syracuse. With Roy Williams of North Carolina, those three also are the only active coaches to direct their alma maters to at least one Final Four appearance, with Gary Williams and Boeheim making multiple showings with their alma maters. NCAA DIVISION I COACHING WINS ACTIVE COACHES 1. Bob Knight, Texas Tech Lute Olson, Arizona Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Jim Calhoun, Connecticut Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Tom Davis, Drake Bob Huggins, Kansas State Tom Penders, Houston Gary Williams, Maryland Homer Drew, Valparaiso Ben Braun, California Pat Douglass, UC Irvine Larry Hunter, Western Carolina Bo Ryan, Wisconsin Roy Williams, North Carolina 513 MOST 20-WIN SEASONS ACTIVE COACHES 1. Bob Knight, Texas Tech 28 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 28 Lute Olson, Arizona Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Jim Calhoun, Connecticut Bob Huggins, Kansas State Tom Davis, Drake 16 Roy Williams, North Carolina Gary Williams, Maryland Rick Pitino, Louisville 14 CAREER NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS ACTIVE COACHES 1. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Lute Olson, Arizona Bob Knight, Texas Tech Roy Williams, North Carolina Jim Calhoun, Connecticut Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Rick Pitino, Louisville Tubby Smith, Kentucky Gary Williams, Maryland Tom Izzo, Michigan State 23 CAREER WINS - (All Games) WHILE AT ACC SCHOOL 1. Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Gary Williams, Maryland Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Lefty Driesell, Maryland Terry Holland, Virginia Norm Sloan, NC State Frank McGuire, UNC & USC Dave Odom, Wake Forest Carl Tacy, Wake Forest 222 CAREER WINS - ACC GAMES 1. Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Gary Williams, Maryland Frank McGuire, UNC & USC Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Lefty Driesell, Maryland Terry Holland, Virginia Vic Bubas, Duke Norm Sloan, NC State Dave Odom, Wake Forest 101 MARYLAND: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 ACC Champions Wake Forest page 3

4 University of Maryland Basketball In 2001, Williams became just the sixth coach since 1980 to direct his alma mater to the Final Four. A year later, he became the first coach since 1974 to guide his alma mater to a national title. Williams is the only active coach to take his alma mater to consecutive Final Four appearances. He is only the eighth mentor ever to guide his alma mater to consecutive Final Fours, and the first since Houston s Guy Lewis in 1982, 1983 and A former Terrapin point guard and 1968 graduate, Williams was a starter under coach Bud Millikan during the 1965, 1966 and 1967 seasons. He was the team captain as a senior and still lists one of his most memorable basketball moments as his experience as a spectator at the 1966 national championship game conducted at Maryland s legendary Cole Field House, between Texas Western and Kentucky. The Terrapins head coach is an active member of the University of Maryland and greater Baltimore-Washington, D.C. community. Williams is involved in extensive charity, fund-raising and public speaking events throughout the year, particularly in the offseason. In September of 2004, University President C.D. Mote Jr. announced that Williams will co-chair the scholarship component of Maryland s ongoing $250 million fund-raising campaign. In addition to a pledge of a half-million dollars of his own for academic scholarships at the university, Williams will represent the University at various functions and perform various networking duties to spearhead the fundraising efforts. Williams has been heavily involved in the NABC s Coaches vs. Cancer efforts. The program is a partnership between the National Association of Basketball Coaches and the American Cancer Society. The coaches participating in this program are dedicated to fighting cancer through increased support for research, patient services, and prevention education. Williams has also worked with Maryland grad Boomer Esiason and others to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, hosting charity basketball games and golf events. For the past two years, Williams has served as the honorary chairman for the Walk Far for N.A.A.R., which has raised more than $1 million dollars for the National Alliance of Autism Research. He has also chaired the Salvation Army s FORE Kids golf tournament in 2003 and 2004, which raises proceeds for Washington, D.C. s youth. Williams recent charity work has benefited: Coaches vs. Cancer Cystic Fibrosis Foundation National Autism Research National Physical Education Council The Salvation Army The Babe Ruth Museum Williams Coaching Record Overall Conference Year School W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish NCAA Tournament Participation American th American th American st American rd Boston Coll T-1st NCAA West Region Semifinals (1-1) Boston Coll th Boston Coll th NCAA Midwest Region Semifinals (2-1) Boston Coll th Ohio State th NCAA Southeast Region Second Round (1-1) Ohio State th Ohio State th Maryland T-5th Maryland th Maryland th Maryland th Maryland T-4th NCAA Midwest Region Semifinals (2-1) Maryland T-1st NCAA West Region Semifinals (2-1) Maryland T-4th NCAA West Region First Round (0-1) Maryland T-4th NCAA Southeast Region First Round (0-1) Maryland rd NCAA West Region Semifinals (2-1) Maryland nd NCAA South Region Semifinals (2-1) Maryland nd NCAA Midwest Region Second Round (1-1) Maryland rd NCAA Final Four, West Region Champions (4-1) Maryland st NCAA Final Four, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (6-0) Maryland T-2nd NCAA South Region Semifinals (2-1) Maryland th NCAA Phoenix Region Second Round (1-1) Maryland T-6th Maryland th Maryland Years American Years Boston Coll NCAA Years Ohio State NCAA Years Maryland NCAA (.688) 29 Years Overall NCAA (.667) Coaching Honors Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist, 1995, 1997, 2002 National Coach of the Year, 2002 (Basketball America, CBSSportsline.com) Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year, 2002 Winged Foot Award, 2002 (N.Y. Athletic Club) Harry Litwack Eastern Coach of the Year Award, 2002 (Herb Good Basketball Club of Philadelphia) District Coach of the Year, 2002 (Basketball Times) Seaboard Region Coach of the Year, 1997, 2002 (Basketball Times & Eastern Basketball) National Coach of the Year, 2001 (Playboy) Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year, 2000 (College Hoops Illustrated) Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year, 1998 (ACC Athlete Magazine) U.S. Olympic Team Selection Committee, 1988 Eastern Coach of the Year, 1983 National Coach of the Year, second runner-up, 1983 District Coach of the Year, 1981 Playing Experience , University of Maryland, basketball letterwinner 1964, University of Maryland, freshman basketball team , Collingswood High School, lettered four years in basketball and baseball Playing Honors Maryland team captain, 1967 Maryland field goal percentage record (1.000, 8-8) vs. South Carolina, Personal Education: University of Maryland, 1968, B.S. in business; Collingswood (N.J.) High School, 1964 Date of Birth: March 4, 1945 in Collingswood, N.J. Family: Daughter: Kristin Scott (33), Son-in-law: Geoff Scott, Grandchildren: David Geoffrey Scott (born Nov. 15, 1999), Lauren Kelly Scott and John William Scott (born June 19, 2003)

5 University of Maryland Basketball TERPS... History and Facts Team History First Year of Basketball All-Time Record 84th consecutive season (since ) 1, (.592/2,169 games) Comcast Center 5th season (since ) (.842/80 games) All-Time Postseason Record Years in Postseason 21 NCAA, 6 NIT ACC Championships 3 (1958, 1984, 2004) Postseason Tournaments NCAA 21 (1958, 1973, 1975, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004); NIT 6 (1972, 1979, 1982, 1990, 2005, 2006) NCAA Championships 1 (2002) NCAA Final Fours 2 (2001, 2002) NCAA Elite Eights 4 (1973, 1975, 2001, 2002) NCAA Sweet (1958, 1973, 1975, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003) Final Rankings (AP; AP/Coaches) 1954 (20), 1958 (6/6), 1972 (14/11), 1973 (8/10), 1974 (4/ 4), 1975 (5/5), 1976 (11/13), 1980 (8/8), 1981 (18/11), 1984 (11/10), 1994 (NR/20), 1995 (10/11), 1997 (22/NR), 1998 (20/22), 1999 (5/5), 2000 (17/25), 2001 (11/4), 2002 (4/1), 2003 (17/10), 2004 (19/24) Maryland s Poll History AP Coaches Total Polls All-Time Most Consecutive Polls Current Consecutive Polls Total Years in the Poll Most Consecutive Years Current Consecutive Years Total Appearances in Final Poll Total Top-10 Rankings in Final Poll Highest Ranking in Final Poll... No No. 1 Total Polls in Top Most Consecutive Polls in Top Current Consecutive Polls in Top Total Polls in Top Most Consecutive Polls in Top Current Consecutive Polls in Top TOTAL AP POLL TOP-10 LISTINGS... #10 #9 #8 #7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 # TOTAL COACHES POLL TOP-10 LISTINGS... #10 #9 #8 #7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 # Terps in the NBA Steve Blake, Denver Nuggets Juan Dixon, Portland Trail Blazers Steve Francis, New York Knicks Sarunas Jasikevicius, Golden State Warriors Chris McCray, Milwaukee Bucks Joe Smith, Philadelphia 76ers Chris Wilcox, Seattle Supersonics Media SERVICES Contacts and Interviews Contact Jason Yaman, assistant media relations director for weekly interviews or information regarding Maryland basketball. Practices are closed to the media. Contact the Maryland media relations office to arrange for weekly interview schedules or other media needs. Team meetings before, during and after practices are private. No interviews shall be granted on game days, until a postgame press conference. Media Relations Office (301) Media Relations Fax (301) Yaman s voice mail (301) Yaman s jyaman@umd.edu Maryland News & Notes by Basketball news and releases from the Maryland athletic media relations office may be obtained instantly via by contacting Jason Yaman at jyaman@umd.edu. List TERP NEWS in the subject heading, and include the name of your media outlet and phone number in your message. Maryland Basketball on the Internet All the latest Maryland basketball news is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week by accessing umterps.com. Player/coach biographies, schedules, scores and recaps, season statistics and game notes are all available. Terrapin Sports Radio Network Hall of Fame broadcaster Johnny Holliday in his 28th season as Voice of the Terps, while Chris Knoche is in his eighth season as color analyst. WHFS FM and ESPN Radio AM-1300 in Baltimore serve as the network s flagship stations. The pre-game show begins 60 minutes prior to every tip-off and the post-game show concludes an hour after each game. The Maryland Basketball Network: WHFS FM (Baltimore), ESPN Radio AM (Baltimore), WMAL AM-630 (Washington, DC), WTBO AM-1450 (Cumberland), WFMD AM- 930 (Frederick), WARK AM-1490 (Hagerstown), WMSG AM-1050 (Oakland), WQMR FM (Ocean City), WCEM AM-1240 (Cambridge); and WAMD AM-970 (Aberdeen). XM Satellite Radio Select ACC basketball games are available on XM Satellite Radio. For the complete ACC broadcast schedules, visit umterps.com and click on the Radio/TV link at the top. Gary Williams Radio Show The Gary Williams Radio Show airs from 7-8 p.m. throughout the season on the Terrapin Sports Radio Network. The show will once again originate from R.J. Bentley s on Route 1 in College Park. Fans are invited to be a part of the show in person or by calling (800) The 60-minute broadcast is hosted by Hall of Famer Johnny Holliday. Holliday recently released his second book on Terrapins basketball titled Maryland Hoop Tales. Gary Williams TV Show The Gary Williams TV Show airs for 10 weeks throughout the season on Comcast SportsNet. The 30-minute show is hosted by Hall of Fame broadcaster Johnny Holliday. Day Date Time 1. Friday Jan :30 p.m. 2. Friday Jan :00 p.m. 3. Friday Jan :30 p.m. 4. Friday Feb. 2 11:00 p.m. 5. Friday Feb. 9 11:00 p.m. 6. Friday Feb :30 p.m. 7. Friday Feb. 23 7:30 p.m. 8. Friday March 2 11:00 p.m. 9. Friday March 9 11:00 p.m. 10. Friday March 16 11:00 p.m. ACC Weekly Teleconference The Atlantic Coast Conference will conduct a weekly telephone press conference beginning January 8 and continuing each Monday throughout the season. The call will feature all 12 league coaches, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Each coach will be available to furnish comments and take questions for 10 minutes, Gary Williams is available from 11:30-11:40 a.m. Please call Jason Yaman or Brian Morrison of the ACC at (336) for the teleconference number. Teleconference Schedule: Skip Prosser, Wake Forest 10:30 a.m. Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech 10:40 a.m. Al Skinner, Boston College 10:50 a.m. Sidney Lowe, NC State 11:00 a.m. Roy Williams, North Carolina 11:10 a.m. Frank Haith, Miami 11:20 a.m. GARY WILLIAMS, MARYLAND 11:30 a.m. Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech 11:40 a.m. Leonard Hamilton, Florida State 11:50 a.m. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 12:00 p.m. Oliver Purnell, Clemson 12:10 p.m. Dave Leitao, Virginia 12:20 p.m. MARYLAND: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 ACC Champions Wake Forest page 5

6 University of Maryland Basketball TERPS... in the ACC /NCAA Stats ACC TEAM STATISTICS (Through January 31) ACC NCAA Category Statistic Rank Rank Scoring Offense 80.6 ppg 3 17 Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Point Field Goal Pct Point Field Goals 6.4/g Scoring Defense 67.3 ppg Free Throw Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Point FG Pct. Defense Rebounding 38.9 rpg 3 Rebounding Margin +1.0 rpg Defensive Rebounds 26.4 rpg 3 Offensive Rebounds 12.5 rpg 7 Blocked Shots 7.5 bpg 1 2 Assists 16.9 apg 2 24 Steals 7.9 spg 7 62 Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio ACC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS JAMES GIST Blocks 2.4 bpg 3 24 Rebounding 7.0 rpg 8 Defensive Rebounds 4.7 rpg 6 EKENE IBEKWE Blocks 3.0 bpg 1 11 Rebounds 7.9 rpg 4 77 Offensive Rebounds 2.8 rpg 8 Defensive Rebounds 5.1 rpg 4 MIKE JONES Scoring 13.2 ppg 21 3-PT FG Percentage PT FG Made 2.4 3FG/g 3 91 D.J. STRAWBERRY Scoring 14.9 ppg 15 Steals Assist/Turnover Radio GREIVIS VASQUEZ Assists Elite Company Seniors Ekene Ibekwe and Mike Jones are among elite company at the University of Maryland: With nine points at Florida State, Mike Jones became the 43rd Terrapin to reach the 1,000-point plateau. Jones has 1,002 points for his career. Ibekwe enters Saturday s game with 991 career points. With his 690 career rebounds, Ibekwe is looking to become just the 21st Terrapin to record 1,000 points and 500 rebounds in a career. With 205 blocks to his credit he is on the verge of becoming just the fourth Terp to tally 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 200 blocked shots, joining Lonny Baxter ( ), Terence Morris ( ) and Derrick Lewis ( ). Ibekwe s 205 career blocked shots makes him just the 21st player in ACC history to reach the 200-blocks plateau. Chart Climbers Four Terrapins are rapidly climbing the school s all-time record book. Seniors D.J. Strawberry, Ekene Ibekwe, and Mike Jones have all made their mark in the Terrapin annals, along with junior James Gist: Strawberry ranks seventh in school history with 185 career steals. He was named Honorable Mention All-ACC Defensive Team in Ibekwe sits in fifth place on the school s all-time blocked shots list. The Carson, Calif., native has 205 career rejections at Maryland and has averaged 1.8 blocked shots per game. With six rebounds against Florida State, Ibekwe moved into 15th place on the school s all-time rebounding list. The senior forward has 690 career rebounds. Ibekwe has attempted 441 career free throws and ranks 13th all-time at Maryland. Senior Mike Jones has distinguished himself as one of the best shooters in the ACC and has rapidly moved up the school s all-time three pointers list. Jones has totaled 178 three-point field goals, which is fourth on the school s all-time list. Jones has hoisted 442 shots from beyond the arc, which is the fifth highest total in school history. Gist has totaled 135 blocked shots during his three seasons in College Park. He is ninth on the school s all-time list and has averaged 1.5 blocks per game. Straight to the Point Freshman Greivis Vasquez has tallied 87 assists this season and is well on his way to recording one of the top assist totals among freshman point guards at Maryland. Vasquez is tied for eighth with Exree Hipp (1993) for eighth place, while Eric Hayes is ninth with 84. Steve Blake ( ) owns the school record with 217 assists as a freshman in Home Sweet Home Maryland has been a dominant home team over the years. The Terps are (.738) all-time at home dating back to Freshman Assists at Maryland Steve Blake (2001) John Lucas (1973) Keith Gatlin (1984) Brad Davis (1975) Dutch Morley (1979) Teyon McCoy (1987) Johnny Rhodes (1993) Exree Hipp (1993) 87 Greivis Vasquez (2007) Eric Hayes (2007) Maryland went 14-3 (82.3%) at home last season and is (.842) all-time at Comcast Center. The Terps have won 30 of their last 34 at home dating back to The Terps are (.823) at home under Gary Williams ( at Cole Field House). Maryland is (.870) at home the last ten seasons (since ). The Terps are the only ACC team to have a better home winning percentage than Duke s road winning percentage (.812) over the past 10 seasons. Maryland has won 38 of its last 39 non-conference games at Comcast Center under Williams. The Terps are (.984) in non-conference home games under Williams. Maryland was in 47 seasons at Cole Field House; in 24 seasons at Ritchie Coliseum and in eight seasons at The Gymnasium. Milestones, Streaks, etc. Maryland has hit at least one 3-pointer in 274 consecutive games. Maryland has won 30 of its last 34 home games at Comcast Center, including 11 straight to open the season. The Terps were 14-3 at Comcast in Maryland is 13-1 at home this season. The Terps have won 44 of 46 non-conference games since moving into Comcast Center. Maryland has won at least 19 games in 10 straight seasons. The Terps have made 13 consecutive postseason appearances.

7 University of Maryland Basketball TERPS... Series Information Maryland leads the all-time series dating back to the first meeting in Wake and Maryland played in the Southern Conference Tournament in 1953 before becoming charter members of the ACC the next season The Terps have won 10 of the last 14 meetings with the Demon Deacons. The Terps have scored 80-or-more points in seven of the last nine meetings with the Demon Deacons. Head coach Gary Williams is against Wake Forest, including a mark as head coach at Maryland. He went 2-0 against the Deacons at Boston College, but was 0-2 as head coach at American. The Last 10 Meetings: UM 6, WF N5... W A... W H... W A... L H... W A... L H... L N4... W A... L H... W Series Quick Facts... Overall Maryland leads Since Maryland leads Williams vs. WFU (at UM): (18-16) First Meeting: WF 61, MD 59 ot (3/6/63) Last Meeting: MD 90, WF 86 (1/15/06) Series Record in College Park: Comcast Center: 2-1 Series Record in Winston Salem: Series Record at Neutral Sites: 4-4 Current Series Streak: MD 1-0 Longest UM wins streak: 7 Longest WFU win streak: 6 Most UM points: 105 (1/22/73) Most WFU points: 104 (12/13/69) Fewest UM points: 17 (2/1/41) Fewest WFU points: 20 ( ) Largest win margin: 29 (105-76, 1/22/73) Largest loss margin: 39 (80-41, 2/28/63) In overtime: WF 5-3 (last in 1984) Statistical Comparison Maryland Wake Forest 80.6 Scoring Average Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG % FG% Defense point FG% point FG% Defense FT% Rebound Avg Rebounds Against Avg Rebound Margin Assists/Game Turnovers/Game Turnovers Forced/Game Turnover Margin Blocked Shots/Game Steals/Game 6.9 Weekly Honors Two Terrapins have been named the ACC Player of the Week this season. Senior Mike Jones earned the award on December 18 after scoring a career-high 27 points against UMKC. Jones set a new school recored for three pointers made (9) and tied the school mark for most three-point attempts (13). D.J. Strawberry earned ACC Player of the Week honors on November 20 after leading the Terps to the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Championship in New York. Both Jones and Strawberry earned ACC Rookie of the week honors during the season. Century Mark The Terrapins opened the season with a win over Hampton. It is the second consecutive season in which the Terps opened with a 100-point performance. Maryland scored a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson. Maryland has point games, including 43 under Gary Williams. The Terrapins recorded a school-record four consecutive 100-point games during the season. The Terps recorded eight 100-point games during the 1974 and 1975 seasons. Maryland has allowed its opponents to score 100 points 34 times. Working Overtime Maryland is all-time in overtime games. The Terps are 0-1 in overtime this season after falling at Virginia Tech (67-64) on January 21. Maryland has played at least one overtime game in 13 of the last 14 seasons, including each of the last five years. Maryland is in overtime games played at home, including a 4-0 mark at Comcast Center. The Terps are in overtime games under Gary Williams. Give Me All Three of These Maryland has proven to be one of the nation s most proficient 3-point shooting teams since the rule was instituted in Maryland has made at least one 3-pointer in 274 consecutive games. Maryland has failed to make a 3-pointer just twice in the last 352 games. The last game the Terps failed to make a 3-pointer was Jan 7, 1999 when Maryland went 0-for-7 from 3-point range in a win at Virginia. Since Gary Williams took over, Maryland has hit a 3-pointer in 559-of-566 games. Since the rule was instituted in 1987, Maryland has hit at least one three-pointer in 617-of-626 games. Maryland made a school-record 217 treys in The Terps top 3-point shooting percentage was 46.1% ( ) in Maryland set new school records for most three-pointers in a game (17) and most threepoint attempts (37) earlier this season against Missouri-Kansas City. Maryland vs. Ranked Teams Under Gary Williams Since Gary Williams took over in , Maryland has 63 wins over Top 25 teams, including four last year. The Terps knocked off No. 14 Clemson earlier this season at Comcast Center. Williams is the nation s winningest active coach vs. top-ranked teams with six career victories over a No. 1 opponent (5 at Maryland; 1 at Ohio State). Under Williams, Maryland has defeated 16 top-5 opponents, 28 top-10 opponents and the No. 1 team five times. Maryland has 13 wins over top-10 teams the last five years, including a victory over then No. 6 Boston College during The Terps have defeated at least one top-10 opponent in 13-of-17 seasons under Williams, including 10 straight. Williams has led Terps to victories over No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3 ranked-teams in six of the last eight seasons. Games Without Making a 3-pointer Date W/L Score Opponent 3FG-A 11/27/87 W vs. Loyola (Md.) /28/87 W vs. Ole Miss 0-2 3/2/89 L at NC State 0-2 1/4/89 L at Wake Forest /19/90 W at Southern Cal 0-7 2/19/91 W at Virginia Tech /4/93 W Morgan State 0-8 3/18/95 W vs. Texas 0-5 1/7/99 W at Virginia 0-7 Maryland Victories Over No * Maryland 69, Florida 68 (ot) #17 Maryland 87, Duke #3 Maryland 87, Duke Maryland 89, North Carolina 83 (ot) #8 Maryland 86, North Carolina ** Maryland 77, North Carolina 72 (ot) Maryland 47, Virginia 46 (ot) Maryland 67, Notre Dame Maryland 69, North Carolina 51 *Gainesville, Fla.; **Chapel Hill, N.C.

8 University of Maryland Basketball The Terps vs. No. 1 The Terps rank third in NCAA history with nine wins over No. 1-ranked teams. Maryland has won three of its last five meetings against top-ranked teams. Maryland has defeated a No. 1-ranked opponent in three of the last four seasons. Two of the Terps last three wins over a top-ranked team have been against Duke. Head coach Gary Williams ranks first among all active Division I coaches with six career wins over a No. 1 team (5 at Maryland). The Terps have played 22 games vs. No. 1 teams dating back to Maryland Among ACC s Best Last Ten Years Maryland has been one of the top programs in the ACC over the past ten seasons. With 94 wins since 1998, Maryland ranks third among all ACC schools in regular-season wins. Head coach Gary Williams ranks second among active ACC coaches with 149 career wins in league play. The Terps captured the 2002 ACC regular-season title & the 2004 ACC Tourney championship. Maryland in the ACC Maryland is in its 54th season as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Terps were a charter member of the conference in after 30 years as a member of the Southern Conference. The Terps are (.507) all-time in ACC games. Maryland is (.631) in ACC home games. Maryland is (.381) in ACC away games. Under Gary Williams, Maryland is (.546) in ACC play. Maryland is (.672) at home in ACC games under Williams, including a (.676) mark at the Comcast Center. The Terps have captured three ACC Tournament Championships: 1958,1984 and All-Time Wins vs. No. 1 No. School First-Last 13 North Carolina UCLA MARYLAND Duke Georgia Tech Notre Dame Oklahoma Ohio St Kentucky ACC Composite Standings ( ) Team W L Pct. Duke North Carolina Maryland Wake Forest NC State Georgia Tech Virginia Florida State Clemson Virginia Tech Boston College Miami Fear the Turtle! Maryland is one of the most consistent winning programs in the country following more than a decade of excellence: Maryland finished the season with a winning record and went to the postseason for the 13th straight year. The Terps have averaged 22.8 wins per season the last 12 years, including eight consecutive 20-win seasons from Maryland has made 13 straight postseason appearances, including 11 consecutive trips to the NCAA TOURNAMENT from a feat only six schools accomplished at the time. The Terrapins have won at least two postseason games (ACC, NCAA, NIT) in eight of the last nine seasons. The Terps have advanced to the NCAA SWEET 16 seven times in the last 13 years. Maryland made consecutive trips to the NCAA FINAL FOUR in 2001 and The Terps captured the 2002 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. The Terps captured the 2004 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP Rankings Watch Terps In The Polls Maryland ESPN/USA Today High/Low: ESPN/USA Today N N N D D D D J J J J J F F F F M M ps MARYLAND RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV Maryland AP High/Low: Associated Press N N N D D D D J J J J J F F F F M M ps MARYLAND RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV TERPS... Fan Support Attendance Continues to Soar Attendance for Maryland basketball continues to rise. For the past seven seasons, the Terps have set school records and ranked in the top 10 nationally in overall attendance, home and away. Maryland has eclipsed its own overall record in five straight seasons, and played before 400,000 fans in eight consecutive seasons. Over the last four years, the Terps have ranked at least 6th nationally in home attendance which has skyrocketed to 1,159,609 - an average of 17,168 each time the Terps play in the Comcast Center. In , Maryland ranked 6th in the nation as 291,961 fans packed the Comcast Center for Terp basketball games. In , the Maryland basketball team finished fifth nationally in home attendance average for the secondstraight season and records were once again shattered at the Terps state-of-the-art Comcast Center. The Terrapins and their fans set new records for single-game attendance with 16 full sellouts as the Terps played to 100 percent capacity (17.950) and again established a then singleseason mark for season attendance total (287,200). In , when the Terrapins first moved into the $125- million, 17,950 seat Comcast Center, they shattered all previous attendance records, as well. The Terrapins averaged 10,300 fans at home games during Williams first season ( ) and have seen attendance numbers steadily rise during the coach s 15- year tenure. By , the Terps had cracked the Top 20 nationally, and had remained between No. 15 and No. 18 before the record-breaking totals of the season. Best Home Attendance Averages Year Gms Total Average ,200 17, ,057 17, ,961 17, ,391 16, ,365 14, ,495 14, ,369 14, ,809 14, NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Home Attendance Leaders School G Attendance Avg. 1. Kentucky ,445 22, Syracuse ,153 21, North Carolina ,071 20, Louisville ,963 18, Tennessee ,310 17, Maryland ,961 17, Wisconsin ,272 17, Indiana ,343 16, Illinois ,888 16, Kansas ,800 16,300 Terps Rated No. 1 in Fan Support University of Maryland students were rated best in the nation at supporting their intercollegiate sports teams, according to a 2005 survey by the Princeton Review. In its annual ranking list of its Top-20 colleges in a number of categories, the Review lists a number of extracurricular activities, including one titled Students Pack the Stadiums. Maryland topped that list followed by Notre Dame, Florida, Penn State, North Carolina, Georgia, Gonzaga, Arizona, Tennessee and Texas.

9 University of Maryland Basketball TERPS... In the Polls USA Today/ESPN Coaches Top 25 Poll - January 29 Rank Team Record Pts Previous 1. Florida (26) Wisconsin (4) North Carolina (1) Ohio State UCLA Kansas Pittsburgh Texas A&M Oregon Duke Butler Memphis Nevada Oklahoma State Marquette Air Force Washington State Virginia Tech Notre Dame Alabama Clemson Arizona Texas NR 24. Kentucky Indiana UNLV NR Others receiving votes: Southern Illinois 54, Virginia Commonwealth 42, Vanderbilt 32, Georgetown 31, Stanford 28, USC 23, West Virginia 20, Michigan State 20, Boston College 12, Winthrop 10, New Mexico State 9, LSU 7, Brigham Young 6, George Washington 6, Texas Tech 4, Villanova 4, Maryland 3, Northern Iowa 2. TERPS... In the Polls Associated Press - January 29 Rank Team Record Pts Previous 1. Florida (45) , Wisconsin (24) , North Carolina (3) , Ohio St , UCLA , Kansas , Pittsburgh , Duke , Oregon , Texas A&M , Memphis , Oklahoma St , Butler Marquette Nevada Virginia Tech Air Force Washington St Alabama Arizona Notre Dame Texas NR 23. Stanford NR 24. Vanderbilt NR 25. Clemson Home For The Holidays The Terrapins enjoyed a seven-game homestand from December 13 to January 13. It was the longest homestand fro the Terps since the season. Maryland posted a 6-1 record over the seven home games. Close Out Maryland closed out 2006 with a victory over Siena on December 31. The Terps are all-time in the last game of a calendar year. Maryland is 13-5 under Williams when closing out the calendar year, including wins in eight of the last nine. Maryland finished 2006 with a record of Terps Tidbit... Former Terp great Walt Williams still ranks 2nd all-time in ACC history with 7 consecutive 30-point games (1st-Len Chappell, 8). Williams also ranks 9th all-time in ACC history with point performances during the season. December Dominance Despite preparing for final examinations and participating in prestigious regular season tournaments over the years, Maryland has excelled during the month of December under Gary Williams. His Terrapins have posted an all-time record of (.752) in the last month of the calendar. Williams guided the Terps to an unblemished mark of 8-0 during December of ACC-Big Ten Challenge Maryland posted a win over Illinois on November 28th as part of the 8th Annual ACC-Big Ten Challenge. The win snapped Illinois 51-game home winning streak against non-conference opponents and improved the Terrapins mark in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge to 5-3. The ACC defeated the Big Ten for the eighth consecutive year by an 8-3 margin. The ACC and Big Ten are the two winningest conferences in NCAA Tournament history. Since 1988, 34 of the 72 Final Four teams have been from the ACC and Big Ten. Tourney Time Maryland captured the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Championship with a win over Michigan State on November 17 at Madison Square Garden. The victory over the Spartans moved Maryland s all-time record to (.723) in regular season tournaments. The Terps have appeared in 61 regular season tournaments and have captured 28 championships. Maryland is 5-1 in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic after winning the 2006 Championship. The Terrapins went 1-1 in their only other appearance during the season. The Terps fell to Arizona (71-67) before defeating Temple (82-74). The Terps went 2-0 in Madison Square Garden with wins over St. John s and Michigan State. Maryland is now 11-4 all-time in games played at the world s most famous arena. Gary Williams is 6-3 as head coach of the Terps in MSG. November to Remember The Terrapins were one of the busiest teams in the month of November, as Maryland played a school-record eight games in the opening month of the season. The Terps finished the month 8-0. Maryland s previous high was seven games during November of The Terps are (.853) all-time in November under Gary Williams. For Starters Maryland opened the regular season on November 7 when the Terrapins defeated Hampton (102-75) in the opening round of the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic. It was the earliest start date in school history. The Terps earliest start prior to this season was November 8, 2001, the same year Maryland went on to win the National Championship. The Terps are 15-3 in season openers under Gary Williams. Maryland is 12-0 in season openers at home under Williams. The Terrapins opened the season 8-0 for the first time since the season when the Terps started the year Maryland s best start under Gary Williams is 11-0 ( ). Others receiving votes: Indiana 141, Kentucky 106, Georgetown 105, S. Illinois 101, Va. Commonwealth 92, Southern Cal 67, UNLV 47, Michigan St. 40, Texas Tech 37, Tennessee 21, George Washington 20, West Virginia 20, LSU 16, Maryland 14, New Mexico St. 12, Georgia 11, Virginia 11, Creighton 8, Villanova 8, Louisville 7, Arkansas 6, Akron 5, N. Iowa 2. MARYLAND: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 ACC Champions Wake Forest page 9