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2005-06 Wolfpack Basketball Notes - Nov JUNKANOO JAM Game NOVEMBER Game GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND • BAHAMAS T 15 EA Sports (Exh.) W, 101-73 NC STATE (1-1) VS. IOWA STATE (1-0) F 18 UNC Greensboro W, 76-46 Tip-off: 6 pm 4 SU 20 at Saint Joseph's L, 54-52 3 NC STATE VS. NORTH FLORIDA/#5 RUTGERS Junkaoo Jam - Grand Bahamas Tip-off: 6 pm or 8:30 pm F 25 vs. Iowa State 6 pm S 26 N. Florida/Rutgers 6/8:30 pm NC State Iowa State (as of Nov. 21) W 30 Vanderbilt 7 pm Overall Record: 1-1 Overall Record: 1-0 H/A/N Records: 1-0/0-1/0-0 H/A/N Records: 1-0/0-0/0-0 NC State vs. Iowa State Next Opponent: NC State, 11/25 DECEMBER 2nd meeting overall IS leads 1-0 2004-05 Record: 23-7 NC State Tournament - Raleigh H/A/N: 0-1/0-0/0-0 NCAA First Round S 3 vs. Elon 1 pm Last Meeting: Head Coach Bill Fennelly: Liberty vs. Southern Miss 3 pm 1/21/01, IS 71, ST 64 in Raleigh 216-97 (11)/382-150(18) SU 4 3rd Place Game 1 pm NC State vs. North Florida: Championship Game 3 pm First Meeting North Florida (as of Nov. 21) SU 11 Delaware State 2 pm NC State vs. Rutgers: Overall Record: 1-0 Las Vegas Tournament - Las Vegas Ninth meeting overall State leads 5-3 H/A/N Records: 0-0/1-0/0-0 S 17 vs. Utah 12 pm H/A/N: 1-0/0-1/4-2 Next Opponent: Bethune-Cookman, 11/22 SU 18 Ark. State/Notre Dame 2:30 pm NC State vs. Big 12: 6-10 2004-05 Record: 13-16 W 21 Brigham Young 7 pm NC State vs. Atlantic Sun: 6-0 Head Coach Mary Tappmeyer: F 30 George Washington 2 pm NC State vs. BIG EAST: 22-12 207-162 (14)/302-244 (21) NC State in recent games: JANUARY Lost to Saint Joseph's 54, 52 on Nov. 20 #5 Rutgers (as of Nov. 22) M 2 Virginia Tech 7 pm* Def. UNC Greensboro, 76-46 on Nov. 18 Overall Record: Not Played S 7 at Wake Forest 3 pm Next Opponent (after Junkanoo Jam) H/A/N Records: 0-0/0-0/0-0 Nov. 30 vs. No. 17 Vanderbilt Next Opponent: North Florida , 11/25 F 13 Virginia 7 pm* Dec. 3/4 vs. Elon & Liberty/So. Miss 2004-05 Record: 28-7 SU 15 North Carolina 5 pm^ NCAA Elite 8 • Finished 1st in BIG EAST with TH 19 at Duke 7 pm Head Coach Kay Yow 14-2 record SU 22 Dartmouth 2 pm 31st Season at ST: 618-290 Head Coach C. Vivian Stringer: TH 26 Miami 7 pm 35th Overall: 675-309 203-111 (12)/723-130 (34) M 30 Boston College 7 pm* A QUICK LOOK AT THE WOLFPACK •••• BOLD INDICATES PROBABLE STARTER FEBRUARY 2005-06 STATS TH 2 at North Carolina 7 pm SU 5 at Florida State 2 pm No. Player Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown PPG/ACC RPG/ACC APG/ACC TH 9 Wake Forest 7 pm 1 Khadijah Whittington* F 6-1 So. Roanoke, Va. 15.5 10.0 3.5 (s) SU 12 Georgia Tech 2 pm TH 16 at Clemson 7 pm 2 Rachel Stockdale ©*** G 5-11 Sr. High Point, N.C. 5.5 2.5 2.0 Su 19 Maryland 1 pm* 3 Keisha Brown** F/G 6-0 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. 7.0 3.5 3.0 (s) F 24 at Boston College 7 pm* 4 Sasha Reaves** C/F 6-0 Jr. Mullins, S.C. 1.0 2.5 1.5 (b) MARCH 11 Monica Pope** G 5-7 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. 7.5 2.5 3.0 TH 2-SU 5 ACC Tournament TBD* S 18-T 21 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds TBD• 12 Marquetta Dickens** G/F 6-0 Jr. Tarboro, N.C. - - - S 25-T 28 NCAA Regionals TBD• 13 Billie McDowell ©*** G 5-9 Sr. Lumberton, N.C. - - - APRIL 15 Ashley Key** G 6-0 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. 6.5 3.5 6.0 SU 2 NCAA Final Four TBD• 23 Shayla Fields G 5-9 Fr. Salisbury, N.C. 2.0 2.0 1.0 T 4 NCAA Championship TBD• 32 Tiffany McCollins* G 5-7 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. 1.5 1.5 0.5 All Times Local To Site 33 Celanese Bozeman* G 5-10 So. Hampton, Va. - - - * = Televised on Regional Sports Network ^ = Televised on FOX Sports Net 35 Danielle Wilhelm G/F 5-10 Jr. Wichita Falls, Texas 2.0 2.0 0.0 • = Televised on ESPN networks 44 Tiffany Stansbury* C/F 6-3 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. 12.5 6.0 2.5 (s) WKNC 88.1 FM Radio: PxP w/ Patrick Kinas, 55 Gillian Goring C 6-7 Jr. Marvant, Trinidad 5.0 7.5 2.0 (b) Color w/ Robin Pate Head Coach: Kay Yow WBB Contact: Chennelle Miller Associate Head Coach: Stephanie Glance, Asst. Coaches: Jenny Palmateer and Trena Trice-Hill Ph: 919-515-1183, 819-8334 BOLD denotes probable starter;2005-06 b - blocks, Wolfpack s- steals; * LettersBasketball earned; Notes© Team Captain- Nov. 25-26 • JunkanooEM: [email protected] Jam Statistical Comparisons • All Games Statistical Comparisons • All Games Statistical Comparisons • All Games NC State ............................vs. ...................... Iowa State NC State ............................vs. .................. North Florida NC State ............................vs. ............................ Rutgers 1-1 ...................................Record .................................1-0 1-1 ...................................Record .................................1-0 1-1 ...................................Record .................................0-0 64.0 ........................ Points Per Game ....................... 70.0 64.0 ........................ Points Per Game ....................... 73.0 64.0 ........................ Points Per Game ............................ 0 50.0 ................ Points Allowed Per Game ............... 55.0 50.0 ................ Points Allowed Per Game ............... 48.0 50.0 ................ Points Allowed Per Game .................... 0 +14.0 ......................Point Differential .....................+15.0 +14.0 ......................Point Differential .....................+25.0 +14.0 ......................Point Differential ............................ 0 .365 .......................... Field Goal Pct. ......................... .462 .365 .......................... Field Goal Pct. ......................... .537 .365 .......................... Field Goal Pct. .............................. 0 .356 ........................Opponent FG Pct. ..................... ..301 .356 ........................Opponent FG Pct. ..................... ..296 .356 ........................Opponent FG Pct. ........................... 0 .179 ..........................3-point FG Pct. ........................ ..313 .179 ..........................3-point FG Pct. ........................ ..458 .179 ..........................3-point FG Pct. .............................. 0 .630 .........................Free Throw Pct. ....................... .773 .630 .........................Free Throw Pct. ....................... .800 .630 .........................Free Throw Pct. ............................ 0 44.5 .....................Rebounds Per Game ................... 47.0 44.5 .....................Rebounds Per Game ................... 40.0 44.5 .....................Rebounds Per Game ........................ 0 +8.0 ........................ Rebound Margin .....................+14.0 +8.0 ........................ Rebound Margin .....................+14.0 +8.0 ........................ Rebound Margin ............................ 0 17.5 ....................... Assists Per Game ...................... 17.0 17.5 ....................... Assists Per Game ...................... 21.0 17.5 ....................... Assists Per Game ........................... 0 20.5 .....................Turnovers Per Game ................... 19.0 20.5 .....................Turnovers Per Game ................... 18.0 20.5 .....................Turnovers Per Game ........................ 0 26.5 ..............Turnovers Forced Per Game ............. 13.0 26.5 ..............Turnovers Forced Per Game ............. 15.0 26.5 ..............Turnovers Forced Per Game .................. 0 0.9 ......................Assist/Turnover Ratio..................... .89 0.9 ......................Assist/Turnover Ratio.................. .1.17 0.9 ......................Assist/Turnover Ratio........................ 0 14.5 ........................ Steals Per Game ......................... 7.0 14.5 ........................ Steals Per Game ......................... 8.0 14.5 ........................ Steals Per Game ............................ 0 7.5 ..........................Blocks Per Game ........................ 6.0 7.5 ..........................Blocks Per Game ........................ 7.0 7.5 ..........................Blocks Per Game ........................... 0 All-time vs. IOWA STATE (0-1) All-time vs. RUTGERS (5-3) (1) Optimist Classic, Norfolk, Va. Home: 0-1 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 Home: 1-0 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 4-2 (2) Winston Tire Classic, Los Angeles, 1/21/01 H L, 71-64 2/6/81 1 L, 73-63 Calif. 12/29/82 2 W, 79-69 (3) NCAA East Regional, Fayetteville, NC 1/12/85 H W, 110-68 (4) Second Round NCAA Tournament, 1/11/86 A L, 83-56 Raleigh, NC All-time vs. NORTH FLORIDA (0-0) 3/19/87 3 L, 75-60 (5) ACC-Big Four Challenge, Greensboro, FIRST MEETING 3/18/89 4 W, 75-73 NC 12/29/96 5 W, 77-54 (6) State Farm Tip-Off Classic, Knoxville, 11/14/99 6 W, 68-55 Tenn. Series between NC State and Iowa State Series between NC State and North Florida Series between NC State and Rutgers Series Record .................................. ISU leads 1-0 Series Record .................................. First Meeting Series Record .........................NC State leads 5-3 Last Meeting ......1/21/01, IS 71, ST 64 in Raleigh Last Meeting .................................... First Meeting Last Meeting .11/14/99, ST 68, RU55 in Knoxville In Raleigh ............................................IS leads 1-0 In Raleigh ............................................................0-0 In Raleigh ...........................................ST leads 1-0 In Ames ................................................................0-0 In Jacksonville ...................................................0-0 In New Brunswick ........................... RU leads 1-0 Neutral Site .........................................................0-0 Neutral Site .........................................................0-0 Neutral Site ........................................ST leads
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