Game No. 24 / Lawrence Joel Coliseum Demon Deacons Renew Non-Conference Rivalry With Surging Charlotte Wake Forest (12-11/1-9 acc) vs. Wake Forest and Charlotte jump out of their respective conference Charlotte (14-8/7-3 atlantic 10) schedules Saturday to meet for the first time in nearly 20 years at Tip-Off: 3:30 p.m. Lawrence Joel Coliseum (3:30 p.m./ABC regional TV). The Demon Deacons, 12-11 overall and 1-9 in the ACC, have lost TV: ABC. Former NC State guard Terry Gannon six straight -- their longest losing streak since 1990. Wake Forest fell (play-by-play) and former Arkansas guard Jimmy to 17th-ranked Boston College Wednesday night in Winston-Salem, Dykes (color) call the action. Chris Pfeiffer is the producer. 72-66. Wake Forest is led by senior guard Justin Gray (19.7 ppg), who is Radio: Wake Forest ISP Sports Network. Stan putting up All-American numbers despite the Deacons’ skid. Gray has Cotten (play-by-play) and Mark Freidinger (color scored in double figures in every game this season, including a 24- analysis) call the action. effort Wednesday against Boston College. 2005-06 Schedule/Results Live Stats: WakeForestSports.com. Charlotte, 14-8 overall and 7-3 in the Atlantic 10, has won three N3 WINSTON-SALEM ST. (Ex.) W, 88-84 Records: Wake Forest is 12-11 overall and 1-9 in straight, including a 66-59 win over visiting Temple Wednesday night. N5 MARS HILL (Ex.) W, 96-63 the ACC after a 72-66 loss to visiting 17th-ranked Leemire Goldwire scored 21 points, De’Angelo Alexander chipped in N10 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ST. W, 78-64 Boston College Wednesday night. Charlotte is 19 points and Curtis Withers pulled down 14 rebounds in the win. N11 GEORGE MASON W, 83-78 (ot) 14-8 overall and 7-3 in Conference USA after Alexander (17.3 ppg), Withers (15.6 ppg and 11.3 rpg) and Goldwire beating visiting Temple, 66-59, Wednesday night. (12.6 ppg) pace the 49ers. N17 # vs. Florida L, 72-77 Rankings: Wake Forest is not ranked. Charlotte Saturday’s game marks the first meeting between Wake Forest and N18 # vs. Texas Tech W, 78-73 (2ot) is not ranked. Charlotte since Valentine’s Day of 1987. The Deacons won that meet- N21 UNC ASHEVILLE W, 79-63 Coaches: Wake Forest coach Skip Prosser (U.S. ing, 84-76, at the old Winston-Salem Coliseum. Wake Forest leads the N25 APPALACHIAN STATE W, 91-78 Merchant Marine Academy ‘72) is 106-46 (.697) all-time series, 4-1. N29 % WISCONSIN W, 91-88 in his fifth season with the Demon Deacons, 271- D3 *at Elon W, 78-59 124 (.686) in his 13th season overall. Saturday’s Storylines D13 DePAUL L, 81-84 Charlotte coach Bobby Lutz (Charlotte ‘80) is Wake Forest’s Justin Gray, a Charlotte native, teamed with D17 PRINCETON W, 61-42 149-91 in his eighth season at his alma mater, Charlotte’s Curtis Withers last summer on the USA Under-21 team. 330-182 in 17 seasons overall. Gray and Withers have been friends for years. D22 at Richmond W, 47-40 D30 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W, 87-47 Series: Wake Forest leads the all-time series, 4- Gray has scored in double figures in all 22 games that he has 1. played in; he has made at least one three-point in 71 of his J3 EAST CAROLINA W, 58-54 On Deck: Wake Forest travels to second-ranked last 73 games; and he enters Saturday’s game with 1,779 career J8 (1) DUKE L, 64-82 Duke Tuesday. Charlotte will host Richmond points, which ranks 10th in Deacon scoring history. J11 at Clemson L, 73-74 (ot) Wednesday. Wake Forest is 11-2 in non-conference games this season. J15 at (23) Maryland L, 86-90 Wake needs a win Saturday to remain above .500. Officials: Announced on game day. J18 GEORGIA TECH W, 86-71 The Deacs, 9-5 at home, will try to avoid losing six home games J21 at (14) NC State L, 82-92 in a season for the first time since 1989-90. J24 FLORIDA STATE L, 68-75 J28 VIRGINIA TECH L, 70-76 Wake Forest Demon Deacons (12-11/1-9) J31 at Miami L, 69-78 No. Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Ppg Rpg Note F4 at Virginia L, 73-75 0 Chris Ellis*** F 6-9 267 Sr. 5.1 4.8 Started Wednesday vs. BC; shooting 41.7% from three F8 BOSTON COLLEGE L, 66-72 1 Justin Gray*** G 6-2 194 Sr. 19.7 3.6 Averaging most points by a Deac since in ‘97 2 Shamaine Dukes G 6-1 175 Fr. 1.4 0.9 Jet-quick guard trying to get back in the rotation F11 CHARLOTTE 3:30 4 Harvey Hale G 6-2 186 Fr. 6.4 2.9 Freshman had 13 points, 4 assists, 4 steals Wednesday F14 at Duke 8:00 10 John Buck*** F 6-8 201 Sr. 0.0 0.6 Senior is captain of the walk-ons, leader of the scout team F19 NORTH CAROLINA 1:30 11 Cameron Stanley F 6-6 214 Fr. 1.8 2.1 Southpaw scored career-high nine points against BC F22 CLEMSON 7:00 13 Matt Smith G 6-2 185 Fr. 0.5 0.0 Walk-on from nearby Davie County saw brief action vs. BC F25 at Georgia Tech 1:00 20 Mike Lepore G 6-1 165 Fr. 0.0 0.0 Rookie walk-on; no relation to former Deacon Steve Lepore 23 Kevin Swinton F 6-7 224 Fr. 2.0 3.3 Stats don’t reflect how valuable rookie has been F28 at Boston College 7:00 31 Eric Williams*** C 6-9 280 Sr. 15.7 8.4 The ACC leader in field goal percentage (63.6 percent) M4 NC STATE 4:00 33 Trent Strickland*** G-F 6-5 216 Sr. 12.9 7.2 Has 12 three-point field goals over the last four games M9 *ACC Tournament 34 Michael Drum F 6-6 204 Jr. 5.5 1.4 Non-scholarship player got starting nod Wednesday vs. BC # at New York, NY 44 David Weaver F-C 6-10 224 Fr. ------Athletic big man has great potential; redshirting in ‘05-06 % ACC/Big Ten Challenge 52 Bobby Hoekstra F 6-7 225 Fr. 1.0 0.0 Walk-on scored first career points vs. Charleston Southern * Greensboro, NC 55 Kyle Visser** C 6-11 244 Jr. 5.9 4.6 Ranks among the ACC leaders with 33 blocked shots * denotes letters earned Head Coach: Skip Prosser (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy '72) / 106-46 (.697) in 5 seasons at WFU/271-124 (.686) in 13 seasons overall Associate Head Coaches: Jeff Battle (Marshall '85)/5th season at WFU; Dino Gaudio (Ohio '81)/5th season at WFU Assistant Coach: Pat Kelsey (Xavier '98)/5th season at Wake Forest Director of Basketball Operations: Tim Fuller (Wake Forest ‘00)/2nd season at Wake Forest How To Say It Shamaine Dukes...... shuh-main Dukes Bobby Hoekstra...... 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Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 More From Wednesday’s Loss To BC eight games in January and early February that season, Wake Forest made eight more field goals than Boston but Wake rallied to finish 9-7 in the ACC and ultimately College, the Deacons had more assists (15) than turnovers advance to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament. (11), but the Eagles won the rebounding battle and set a In 2001-02, Skip Prosser’s first season at Wake record for attempts. More from Wednesday’s 72- Forest, the Deacons lost eight of 13 games in January and 66 Boston College victory: February, but scrapped their way to a 9-7 ACC record and Boston College had more free throw attempts (50) a second-round appearance in the NCAA Tournament. than any Wake Forest opponent in more than 30 years -- In 1993-94, Wake lost four of five January games but since Davidson attempted 51 on Jan. 29, 1972. finished 9-7 in the ACC and went to the NCAA Tournament. The Eagles’ 50 free throw attempts set a Joel The 1976-77 Deacons lost four consecutive February Coliseum record. games, but rallied to go 8-4 in the ACC and advance all the Wake Forest, ranked 10th nationally in mar- way to the NCAA regional championship game. ACC Standings ACC Overall gin, was out-rebounded by double-digits for the second The 1960-61 Wake Forest team dropped four of five Duke 10-0 22-1 straight game. February games, but managed to win the ACC champi- NC State 8-2 19-4 The Deacons used their eighth different starting com- onship and advance to within one game of the Final Four. Miami 6-4 14-9 bination of the season. Boston College 6-4 18-5 The Deacs had double-figure steals for the first time Justin Gray One Of The Nation’s Best Maryland 5-4 15-7 since Jan. 18 vs. Georgia Tech. Lost in Wake Forest’s recent skid is the play of senior North Carolina 5-4 14-6 Wake Forest did not record a blocked shot for the first guard Justin Gray, who is putting up numbers similar to Virginia 5-5 11-9 time since March 6, 2005 vs. NC State. those of recent Deacon greats Josh Florida State 5-5 14-6 Three Wake players fouled out in a game for the first Howard and Tim Duncan. Clemson 3-7 14-9 time since the West Virginia game last season. “One player who has flown under Virginia Tech 3-7 13-10 Wake’s 22 first-half points were its fewest in any half the radar is Justin Gray,” ESPN’s Jay Georgia Tech 2-8 9-12 since scoring 21 in the first half at Richmond on Dec. 22. Bilas said. “Gray's excellence has Wake Forest 1-9 12-11 The Deacons had more assists than turnovers for the gone underappreciated. ACC/Last Four Seasons third time in the last four games. “There is not a tougher player, Combined ACC Overall Freshman Harvey Hale’s four steals were the most by mentally and physically, in the ACC Duke 45-13 106-19 a Deacon player this season. Justin Gray than Gray, and he should be given Wake Forest 36-22 85-33 proper attention for being what he is - NC State 35-23 80-41 WFU Must Work To Keep Streaks Alive - one of the best players in the conference and one of the North Carolina 33-24 85-37 Wake Forest has seven regular season games remain- best guards Wake Forest has had.” Boston College 6-4 18-5 ing to keep some impressive streaks alive: More on Gray: Maryland 30-27 75-42 The Deacons have appeared in five straight NCAA Over his last eight Gray’s Last 8 Games Miami 13-13 55-55 Tournaments. games, Gray has averaged Category Gray Georgia Tech 26-32 72-49 Including the NIT, Wake Forest has participated in 23.1 points, 4.3 three-point Points per game 23.1 Virginia Tech 11-15 58-54 postseason play an ACC-best 15 consecutive years. field goals, 4.0 assists and Assists per game 4.0 Virginia 21-37 59-53 Rebounds per game 3.0 Florida State 19-38 59-52 Wake Forest has finished fifth or higher in the ACC 1.0 steals while shooting Steals per game 1.1 Clemson 16-42 55-56 standings every year since 1993. 46.6 percent from three- Free throw percentage 87.0 The Deacons have won 20 games or more in each of point range and 87.0 per- Three-point field goals 4.3 ACC Preseason Poll Votes Three-point percentage 46.6 the last four seasons. cent from the free throw 1. Duke 1,044 Minutes played 37.1 Wake Forest has not endured a losing season since line. 2. Boston College 918 1990. Gray has scored in 3. Wake Forest 791 The Deacons need a win Saturday to remain above double figures in every game he has played in this season, 4. NC State 744 .500 overall. The last time Wake was at .500 came in 1998- including 38 points at Maryland and 37 points vs. 5. Maryland 703 99 when it started the season 1-1. Wisconsin. 6. North Carolina 573 Streaks that have already ended: He ranks in the top 10 in the ACC in six different sta- 7. Miami 540 The Deacons will finish below .500 in the ACC for the tistical categories -- scoring, free throw percentage, 8. Virginia Tech 451 first time since going 7-9 in 1999-00. assists, three-point field goals, three-point percentage and 9. Georgia Tech 380 minutes played. 10. Clemson 230 11. Florida State 216 Don’t Count ‘Em Out Just Yet In conference games only, Gray leads the league in 12. Virginia 192 While it has been 16 years (the 1989-90 season) since three-point field goals made (3.89 per game). He has 15 three-pointers over his last three games. Wake Forest has struggled like it has this ACC season, the Saturday, February 11 Deacons have rallied from lengthy slumps in the past: Gray and senior teammate Eric Williams form one of Duke at Maryland, 1:00 Many don’t remember that in the 2003-04 season, the most prolific scoring duos in Wake Forest history. Gray Charlotte at Wake Forest, 3:30 Wake Forest suffered a losing skid. The Deacons lost six of (1,779 career points) and Williams (1,544) have combined Clemson at Boston College, 8:00 for more than 3,300 points. Virginia Tech at Virginia, 8:00 2005-06 Regular Season Honors Trent Strickland Visser Named Academic All-District Sunday, February 12 2k Sports Classic Winston-Salem Regional MVP Wake Forest junior Kyle Visser was named to the ESPN NC State at Georgia Tech, 1:00 ACC Player of the Week (11.14.05) the Magazine Academic All-District 3 first team, announced Massachusetts at Florida State, 5:30 Feb. 9. North Carolina at Miami, 8:00 Justin Gray Visser, a communication major, is the second Deacon ACC Player of the Week (12.5.05) men's basketball player to earn Academic All-District hon- Monday, February 13 Stony Brook at Boston College, 7:00 Midseason candidate for John R. Wooden Award ors in as many years. was named last year. Visser advances to the national ballot for Academic All- Kyle Visser Tuesday, February 14 America. He was joined on the Academic All-District first First team Academic All-District Maryland at Clemson, 8:00 team by Lee Humphrey (Florida), Will Emerson (Mercer), Wake Forest at Duke, 8:00 Shamaine Dukes Alex Loughton (Old Dominion), Jack Leasure (Coastal ACC co-Rookie of the Week (1.3.06) Carolina) and Chris Chalko (Elon).

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 (14-8) No. Name Pos Cl Ht Wt Ppg Rpg Hometown 0 Antwon Coleman F Jr. 6-7 275 3.8 3.2 Great Falls, SC 1 E.J. Drayton F Sr. 6-7 208 4.2 3.3 Charlotte, NC 2 Courtney Williams F Jr. 6-9 235 1.4 1.8 Southfield, MI 3 Curtis Withers F Sr. 6-8 246 15.6 11.3 Charlotte, NC 10 Jerrell Lewis G Fr. 6-0 197 0.3 0.3 Brooklyn, NY 11 Marcus Bennett G Sr. 6-3 202 7.4 1.4 Detroit, MI 12 Leemire Goldwire G So. 5-11 190 12.6 3.0 Palm Beach Gardens, FL. 14 Tripp Miller F Sr. 6-6 225 0.0 1.0 Denver, NC 15 De'Angelo Alexander G Jr. 6-5 227 17.3 6.3 Midwest City, OK 20 Mitchell Baldwin G Sr. 6-2 186 5.3 3.1 Rural Hall, NC 40 Jerell Jamison F Jr. 6-5 206 1.0 0.9 Cayce, SC Wake Forest-Charlotte Series 44 Chris Nance C/F Sr. 6-8 250 4.4 5.1 Ft. Lauderdale, FL History 50 Travis Gordon G Jr. 6-4 190 0.0 1.0 Richfield, NC Overall WF, 4-1 Head Coach: Bobby Lutz (Charlotte ‘80) Last Meeting Feb. 14, 1987 Assistants: Benny Moss, Dalonte Hill, Bobby Kummer Last Result WF, 84-76 Current Streak WF, 1 At WFU 1-1 At Charlotte WF, 1-0 Statistical Comparison WFU vs. Charlotte: The Series History Wake Forest leads the all-time series, 4-1. At Neutral Sites WF, 2-0 Wake Forest Charlotte Saturday’s game marks the first meeting between the Skip Prosser vs. Charlotte 0-0 12-11 Overall Record 14-8 two schools in almost 10 years. Wake Forest won the last 1-9 Conference Record 7-3 meeting, 84-76, on Valentine’s Day, 1987. That game was Previous Results 74.8 Scoring Offense 68.8 played at the old Winston-Salem Coliseum. 2-14-87 at Winston-Salem WF, 84-76 71.0 Scoring Defense 66.1 2-15-86 at Winston-Salem Charl, 62-61 + 3.8 Scoring Margin + 2.7 The Deacons and 49ers actually played a home-and- 11-26-85 at Charlotte WF, 68-67 + 6.5 Rebound Margin + 6.1 home series during the 1985-86 season -- very rare for 12-3-83 at Greensboro WF, 77-55 46.1 FG Percentage 40.0 non-conference opponents. The two teams split two one- 1-22-77 at Greensboro WF, 74-72 38.1 3Pt. FG Percentage 36.7 point decisions that year with each team winning on the 66.2 FT Percentage 64.5 road. Wake Forest vs. the Atlantic 6.9 3Pt. FGs Per Game 8.3 Although the campuses are separated by only 75 Ten Conference 14.0 Assists Per Game 13.5 miles, the two teams did not meet on the hardwood until Opponent GP W L 16.2 Turnovers Per Game 13.1 1977 -- the same year Charlotte went to the Final Four Charlotte 5 4 1 4.7 Blocks Per Game 2.8 (more on that below). Dayton 3 2 1 5.8 Steals Per Game 6.1 Wake Forest is 85-61 all-time against teams current- Duquesne 7 2 5 ly in the Atlantic 10, including a win on the road against Fordham 0 0 0 George Washington 34 16 18 Richmond earlier this season. The Enemy Camp LaSalle 2 1 1 Deacon head coach Skip Prosser has never coached Massachusetts 2 1 1 A look at how Wake Forest’s opponents are doing in 2005- against Charlotte. 06: Rhode Island 7 5 2 Charlotte coach Bobby Lutz has never coached Richmond 44 35 9 Opponent W-L AP ESPN Sagarin RPI against Wake Forest. Saint Louis 1 1 0 Duke 22-1 2 2 1 1 Wake Forest will be playing its seventh different in- St. Bonaventure 1 1 0 NC State 19-4 16 15 13 17 state opponent when it plays Charlotte Saturday. The St. Joseph’s 18 6 12 Wisconsin 16-7 rv rv 29 21 Deacons are 165-31 all-time against in-state non-confer- Temple 21 11 10 Boston College 17-5 17 18 18 25 ence opponents. Xavier 1 0 1 Florida 20-3 7 6 7 27 Total 146 85 61 North Carolina 14-6 23 24 19 30 Did You Know? Deacons, ‘Niners George Mason 17-5 rv rv 40 32 Wake Forest vs. the State of Nearly Met In 1977 Final Four Maryland 14-7 rv rv 32 39 North Carolina Virginia 11-9 -- -- 67 65 Basketball fans in this state remember the 1977 Final Opponent GP W L Miami 14-9 rv rv 62 75 Four for many reasons. There were two teams from North Appalachian State 19 19 0 Florida State 13-6 rv rv 37 78 Carolina -- Charlotte and UNC -- participating; there was Campbell 6 6 0 Clemson 13-9 -- -- 73 79 the controversial conclusion of the Marquette-Charlotte Charlotte 5 4 1 DePaul 9-12 -- -- 104 99 game that sent the Warriors into the championship game; Davidson 84 61 23 Charlotte 14-8 -- -- 91 100 and ultimately, Al McGuire retiring from coaching on top. Duke 227 75 152 Virginia Tech 13-10 -- -- 82 107 But many don’t remember that Wake Forest was just Elon 40 34 6 Wake Forest 12-11 -- -- 89 117 one win away from making it a Deacon-’Niner national East Carolina 4 4 0 Texas Tech 12-11 -- -- 110 133 semifinal and giving the state of North Carolina three teams Gardner-Webb 0 0 0 Georgia Tech 9-11 -- -- 117 148 in the Final Four. Wake lost in the regional championship High Point 12 11 1 North Carolina 210 63 147 Richmond 11-11 -- -- 174 170 game to eventual national champion Marquette. North Carolina A&T 4 4 0 Elon 9-11 -- -- 206 177 In January of the 1976-77 season, Wake Forest beat UNC-Asheville 6-13 -- -- 268 227 N.C. State 221 94 127 Charlotte in the first meeting between the two schools, 74- UNC Asheville 7 7 0 Charleston Southern 6-11 -- -- 264 250 72, in Greensboro. That game featured, among other Appalachian State 7-14 -- -- 257 254 UNC Greensboro 4 4 0 greats, Wake Forest’s (29 points, 12 rebounds) UNC Wilmington 10 10 0 Princeton 5-11 -- -- 278 276 and Charlotte’s Cedric “Cornbread” Maxwell (23 points, 12 Western Carolina 1 1 0 East Carolina 5-14 -- -- 281 283 Totals 854 397 457 Mississippi Valley St. 6-13 -- -- 318 306 rebounds). record reflect games against Division I opponents only Deacs, 49ers: Let’s Play Two Wake Forest and Charlotte also face each other Saturday in baseball -- Wake’s 2006 season opener. The WakeForestSports.com two teams also play Sunday in the Queen City.

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Deacon-Charlotte Connections record in the ACC and earned an NCAA Tournament berth. Wake Forest’s Justin Gray and Charlotte’s Curtis Prosser will coach his 153rd Wake Forest game Withers were teammates last summer on the USA Under- Saturday. What his teams have accomplished statistically 21 Team. Gray and Withers are longtime friends. Gray in his tenure is remarkable: unsuccessfully attempted to talk Withers into enrolling at Over the last four seasons combined (including this Wake Forest. season), Wake Forest has won 36 ACC games. Only Duke Gray and Withers both attended West Charlotte High has won more league games during that time. School, although Gray eventually bolted north to play at Wake Forest is 66-11 at home with just two losses Oak Hill Academy. coming to a non-conference opponent. Gray and Charlotte’s De’Angelo Alexander both Prosser’s teams are 13-8 in games decided by three played for Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson. Alexander points or less. played for the Sooners in 2003-04 before transferring. Gray His teams are 100-6 when leading with 5:00 remain- Wake Forest In The ACC, played in the summer of 2004 for the USA Under-21 team. ing. NCAA Statistics Deacon junior Michael Drum and 49er senior Mitchell Wake Forest has out-rebounded its opponent in 113 Team/All Games No. ACC NCAA Baldwin both call Rural Hall, NC, their hometown. Baldwin of 152 games under Prosser. Scoring Offense 74.8 7th 54th played high school ball in Winston-Salem at Reynolds The Deacons have scored 100-plus points nine times Scoring Margin + 3.9 10th 108th High. under Prosser. FG Percentage 46.1 6th 64th Wake Forest (9) and Charlotte (5) combine to pro- Prosser is a combined 45-6 in games played in 3Pt. FG Percentage 38.1 4th 41st duce 14 North Carolinians. November and December. Scoring Defense 71.0 11th 220th Three Michiganders should be in action as well on FT Percentage 66.2 9th 231st Saturday -- Wake’s Kyle Visser (Grand Rapids) and Comparing The Wins And Losses FG% Defense 40.6 2nd 43rd Charlotte’s Courtney Williams (Southfield) and Marcus When Wake Forest has won this season, the Deacons 3Pt. FG% Defense 37.4 11th -- Rebound Average 40.0 1st -- Bennett (Detroit). have usually been superior on the boards, shot a solid per- Rebound Margin + 6.5 3rd 10th Former Deacon Darius Songaila and recent 49er centage from the perimeter and kept the opponents off the Offensive Rebounds 13.8 6th -- Eddie Basden both play for the . free throw line. In Wake’s 11 losses, the opposite has usu- Assists 14.0 9th 144th ally happened. Turnover Margin - 3.1 12th -- On This Date In Deacon History In Wake’s 12 wins, the Deacons have out-rebounded Blocked Shots 4.7 5th 38th February 11th -- Wake Forest is 9-10 all-time on this opponents by 10.3 boards per game. In losses, the Steals 5.8 11th 295th date. The Deacons last played on Feb. 11th in 1998, a 77- rebound margin is just +2.3. /TO Ratio + 0.9 10th -- 76 loss to Georgia Tech in Winston-Salem. Deacon opponents, in Wake Forest’s 11 losses, are Wake’s most memorable wins on this date came in 1995 shooting nearly 42 percent from three-point range, com- Eric Williams No. ACC NCAA -- a 62-61 win over Duke in Cameron Indoor Stadium -- and pared to just 33.9 percent in Wake victories. FG Percentage 63.6 1st 3rd in 1981 -- an 84-68 thrashing of 10th-ranked North Carolina Another glaring statistic is opponent free throw attempts. Defensive Rebounds 5.6 3rd -- Rebounding 8.4 4th -- in Carmichael Auditorium. Deacon opponents go the line an average of 10 more times Offensive Rebounds 2.8 10th -- in Wake losses. Scoring 15.7 13th -- Prosser Owns Impressive Numbers In just five seasons at Wake Forest, Skip Prosser’s Wake Forest Statistics In 12 Wins In 11 Losses Points per game 76.4 73.1 Justin Gray No. ACC NCAA teams have accumulated 106 victo- Opponents points per game 63.1 79.5 Scoring 19.7 2nd 34th ries, meaning his Deacons have Field goal percentage 49.2 43.0 3Pt. Field Goals 3.3 2nd 23rd averaged 21.3 wins per season dur- Defensive field goal percentage 35.4 47.0 3Pt. Field Goal Pct. 41.6 4th 48th ing his tenure. Three-point field goal percentage 39.8 36.7 Minutes Played 35.1 4th -- Prosser’s record at Wake Forest Defensive 3-point field goal percentage 33.9 41.5 FT Percentage 84.3 6th -- stands at 106-46 (.698). His career Free throw attempts per game 28.7 21.4 Assists 4.0 7th -- Opponent free throw attempts per game 15.8 25.1 record is 271-124 (.686) in 13 sea- Rebound margin +10.3 +2.3 Trent Strickland No. ACC NCAA sons overall. Blocks per game 6.2 3.1 Defensive Rebounds 4.7 6th -- In each of Prosser’s four previous Skip Prosser Steals per game 6.3 5.3 Rebounding 7.2 10th -- seasons with the Deacons, Wake Scoring 12.9 19th -- Forest has won at least 20 games, produced a winning Defense Has Been Better This Season The statistics show that Wake Forest is a much better Kyle Visser No. ACC NCAA defensive team this season. Blocked Shots 1.4 5th -- Preseason Honors Opponents Wake The Deacons are holding Justin Gray Held Under 40% opponents to 40.6 percent Opponent FG% ACC's "Best Leader" (Street & Smith's) shooting, ranking second in the NCAA Leaders Preseason 1st Team All-ACC (ACSMA) Mississippi Valley .377 Texas Tech .317 ACC and 43rd nationally for field Individual/Field Goal Percentage Thru Feb. 5 Preseason 1st Team All-ACC (CBS Sportsline) UNC-Asheville .367 1. Randall Hanke, Providence 68.6 Preseason 1st Team All-ACC (ACC Handbook) goal percentage defense. Last Appalachian State .382 2. Matt Murer, VMI 66.9 Preseason candidate for John R. Wooden Award year Wake Forest opponents Elon .286 shot nearly 44 percent. 3. Eric Williams, Wake Forest 64.7 Princeton .341 4. Cedric Smith, Texas A&M-CC 64.6 Eric Williams Richmond .260 Only four teams shot better 5. Andrew Strait, Montana 64.3 3rd Team Preseason All-America (Street & Smith's) Charleston So. .283 than 48.1 percent against the Preseason 1st Team All-ACC (CBS Sportsline) East Carolina .352 Deacons. Wake has held eight Team/Rebound Margin Thru Feb. 5 Preseason 2nd Team All-ACC (ACC Handbook) opponents to less than 40 per- Preseason candidate for John R. Wooden Award 1. Oklahoma +12.0 cent shooting, including three foes to less than 30 percent. 2. Texas +11.3 Harvey Hale 3. LSU +10.8 Preseason Freshman All-West (Street & Smith's) Wake’s Usually-Dominant Rebounding 4. Connecticut +9.7 Went By The Boards In Last Two 5. Charleston +8.3 Kevin Swinton Throw out the last two games, when Wake Forest was 6. North Carolina +8.3 7. Pittsburgh +7.7 Preseason Freshman All-South (Street & Smith's) dominated on the boards by Virginia and Boston College, 8. St. John’s +7.7 and the Deacons have been one of the nation’s top- Dino Gaudio 9. Illlinois +7.5 ACC "Best Assistant Coach" (Street & Smith's) rebounding teams. 10. Wake Forest +7.4

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Just over a week ago Wake Double-Digit Other Teams We Follow The National Polls Forest ranked fourth nationally in Rebound Margins Bucknell has a Prosser on the coaching staff in Skip’s Associated Press ESPN/USA Today rebound margin. However, after In 2005-06 son, Mark. South Carolina is coached by former Deacon 1. Connecticut 1. Connecticut being out-rebounded by a com- Opponent Margin 2. Duke 2. Duke Mississippi Valley +10 coach . Former WFU assistant coach Chris bined 36 boards by Virginia and 3. Memphis 3. Memphis Texas Tech +21 Mack is at Xavier, which is also the previous home for 4. Villanova 4. Villanova Boston College, the Deacons Elon +16 Skip Prosser, Jeff Battle, Dino Gaudio and Pat Kelsey. 5. Gonzaga 5. Gonzaga have slipped to third in the ACC Princeton +24 6. Texas 6. Florida in rebound margin at +6.5. Charleston Southern +10 Team W-L Note 7. Florida 7. Texas Still, the Deacons’ rebound East Carolina +14 8. G. Washington 8. G. Washington Clemson +16 Bucknell 18-3 Bison have won 10 straight 9. West Virginia 9. Illinois margin is the sixth-highest in Maryland +14 South Carolina 12-10 Huge win over Florida’s Gators 10. Illinois 10. West Virginia school history and Wake has NC State +18 Xavier 14-6 Have lost four of last six 11. Tennessee 11. Michigan State been out-rebounded just five Miami +10 12. Michigan State 12. UCLA 13. UCLA 13. Pittsburgh times this season. More on the Williams Seeing Double-Double 14. Pittsburgh 14. Tennessee Deacons’ rebounding: Highest Rebound 15. Georgetown 15. NC State Senior Eric Williams has four double-doubles in his last Three of the top six Margin In Wake 16. NC State 16. Georgetown nine games and a total of five for the season, which ranks 17. Boston College 17. Ohio State rebounding teams in Wake History Season Margin fifth in the ACC. 18. Iowa 18. Boston College Forest history have come under 2002-03 +9.7 Williams has 19 career double-doubles, which ranks 19. Ohio State 19. Iowa coach Skip Prosser. 20. Oklahoma 20. Oklahoma 1960-61 +9.0 13th in Wake Forest history. He has pulled down double- Eric Williams (8.4 rpg) 1991-92 +7.7 21. Washington 21. Indiana 22. Michigan 22. Michigan 2004-05 +7.0 figure rebounds six times this season and 21 times in his ranks fourth in the ACC in 23. North Carolina 23. Washington 1961-62 +7.0 career. Williams has scored in double figures 22 times this rebounding and Trent Strickland 24. Indiana 24. North Carolina 2005-06 +6.5 season and 88 times in his career. (7.2) ranks 10th. 25. Northern Iowa 25. Colorado WFU opponents receiving WFU opponents receiving In conference games only, votes votes Williams is third in the league in rebounding (9.2 rpg). Big E 3rd Nationally In FG Percentage Deacon senior Eric Williams has always produced a Maryland Miami Against Princeton (Dec. 17), Wake out-rebounded the Wisconsin George Mason high field goal percentage. This season, however, he has Tigers 39-15, setting a school record for fewest rebounds George Mason Wisconsin rarely missed. Miami Maryland by an opponent. Williams leads the ACC and ranks Florida State Florida State Wisconsin entered its game against Wake with a third nationally in field goal percent- +12.7 rebound margin. The Deacons out-rebounded the Wake In The National Rankings age (.636). Williams is the only play- Badgers, 45-36. Consecutive weeks ranked 0 er in the ACC shooting better than 60 Against Texas Tech on Nov. 18, the Deacons pulled Total weeks ranked in the AP poll 251 percent. Williams is a remarkable Weeks ranked in the AP top 10 93 down 66 rebounds -- the second-most single-game boards 147-of-231 from the field. It helps that Weeks ranked in the AP top 5 41 in school history. Most consecutive weeks in top 25 60 he has 40 dunks this season and 166 (Dec. 23, 2002 -- Jan. 2, 2006) dunks for his career. Highest all-time AP ranking 1 Wake Playing Extra Minutes His 63.6 field goal percentage, if it (2 times -- Nov. 22 - Nov. 29, 2004) There have been nine overtime games this season Eric Williams held throughout the season, would Opponents in the AP top 25 5 involving ACC teams and Wake Forest has been a part of Opponents receiving votes 5 break the Wake Forest single-season record of 63.5 per- three of them. cent. Williams’ percentage this season would also rank as Wake Week-By-Week In The Polls The Deacons beat George Mason in overtime at home, the eighth-best in the 53-year history of the ACC. Associated ESPN/ topped Texas Tech in double-overtime in New York, and Date Press USA Today Williams’ career field goal percentage (.595) ranks sec- lost to Clemson in overtime Jan. 11. November 7 18th 18th ond in Wake Forest history and 13th in ACC history. More on Wake Forest and overtime games: November 14 19th 18th November 21 24th 24th This year’s Wake Forest team has done something Statistically Speaking November 28 22nd 23rd last year’s team did not do -- win an overtime game. Last Wake Forest ranks first statistically in the ACC in December 6 20th 21st year the Deacons went 0-3 in overtime games, including a December 13 16th 16th rebound average (40.0)... the Deacons rank third in the December 20 22nd 24th double-overtime loss to West Virginia in the NCAA ACC in rebound margin (+6.5)... in ACC games, the December 27 22nd 24th Tournament. Deacons rank first in offensive rebounds... the Deacons January 2 23rd 22nd Wake Forest is 46-48 all-time in overtime games, rank second in the league and 33rd nationally in field goal January 9 rv rv including a 5-5 mark under coach Skip Prosser. January 16 rv rv percentage defense (.406)... the Deacs rank last in the January 23 nr nr ACC in just one category -- turnover margin (-3.1)... the January 30 nr nr Deacons Getting Share Of Close Ones Deacons are 11th in the league in scoring defense, three- February 6 nr nr Wake Forest has played more than its share of barn- point field goal percentage defense and steals... Wake burners in 2005-06. The Demon Deacons have played nine Wake Forest vs. Nationally- Forest has two of the top 13 scorers in the ACC (Justin Ranked Opponents games decided by five points or less, earning a 4-5 record. Gray and Eric Williams) and two of the top 10 rebounders In 2005-06 0-3 No other team in the ACC has played in more than six such (Williams and Trent Strickland). Home 0-1 games. Justin Gray ranks in the top 10 in the ACC in six sta- Away 0-2 Eight of Wake Forest’s last nine games have been Neutral 0-0 tistical categories... he is second in the ACC and 34th In Skip Prosser Era 16-25 decided by 10 points or less. The Deacons have played in nationally in scoring (19.7)... ranks second in the ACC and Home 9-7 an ACC-high three overtime games. 32nd nationally in three-point field goals per game (3.3)... Away 5-14 Neutral 2-4 Wake’s Close Calls In 2005-06 in ACC games only, he holds a slight lead over Duke’s J.J. All-time 125-301 Result Opponent Site Date Redick for the most three-point field goals per game Home 68-99 L, 73-75 Virginia A Feb. 4, 2006 (3.89)... he ranks sixth in the ACC in free throw percentage Away 32-138 L, 86-90 Maryland A Jan. 15, 2006 (.843)... leads the team and ranks seventh in the league in Neutral 25-64 vs. Top 10 (all-time) 61-199 L, 73-74 (ot) Clemson A Jan. 11, 2006 assists per game (4.0)... averaging 4.7 assists per game in Home 34-66 W, 58-54 East Carolina H Jan. 3, 2006 league play, which ranks third... averaging 35.1 minutes of Away 13-89 L, 81-84 DePaul H Dec. 13, 2005 action per game, which ranks fourth in the ACC... averag- Neutral 14-44 W, 91-88 Wisconsin H Nov. 29, 2005 ing 22.4 points in ACC games only (2nd in the ACC). vs. Top 5 (all-time) 31-127 W, 78-73 (2ot) Texas Tech ny Nov. 18, 2005 Home 19-44 L, 72-77 Florida ny Nov. 17, 2005 Eric Williams leads the ACC and ranks third nation- Away 6-57 W, 83-78 (ot) George Mason H Nov. 11, 2005 ally in field goal percentage (.636)... ranks fourth in the Neutral 6-26

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 ACC in rebounding (8.4) and 13th in scoring (15.7)... ranks Deacons In The NBA third in the league in defensive rebounds (5.6)... in confer- Player Team W-L Ppg Rpg Apg ence games, Williams averages 9.2 boards per game... Tim Duncan San Antonio 38-10 19.9 11.6 2.9 ranks fifth in the ACC with five double-doubles. Dallas 38-10 16.1 7.0 2.1 Trent Strickland ranks 10th in the ACC in rebound- Chris Paul New Orleans 25-23 16.2 5.8 7.7 ing (7.2) and sixth in defensive rebounds (4.7)... one of Darius Songaila Chicago 21-27 9.3 4.0 1.4 three Deacons in the top 20 in the ACC in scoring (19th at 12.9)... ranks tied for eighth in the ACC with four double- the eighth-most in Wake history... he has the fifth-most doubles. starting appearances in Wake Forest history (110)... Kyle Visser ranks fifth in the ACC in blocked shots Williams is tied for the 20th-most games played in Wake per game (1.4). history (118)... he has the highest single-season field goal percentage (.636) in Wake history... Williams can breathe Wake Forest By The Justin Gray One Of The Most Prolific easier knowing it’s almost mathematically impossible for Numbers Three-Point Shooters In ACC History him to break the school record for career personal fouls -- Senior guard Justin Gray has made 296 career three- player -- senior Justin Gray -- is on the although, with 355 fouls, he will come close. list of 30 Wooden Award candidates point field goals -- the second-most in Wake Forest history 1 Justin Gray has moved into the top 10 on Wake and the ninth-most in ACC history. Wake Forest ranks second in the ACC Forest’s all-time career scoring list with 1,779 points... if he Only Randolph Childress, who made 329 three-point 2 in field goal percentage defense (.406) keeps up his scoring average, he will leave Wake as one of field goals between 1991 and 1995, owns more career overtime games this season; the eight players to score 1,900 career points... the third-lead- three-pointers than Gray. Gray needs 33 three-pointers to 3 Deacons are 2-1 in OT games ing active career scorer in the ACC... he ranks fourth tie Childress and the Deacons have seven regular season former Deacons are currently playing in among active players in the ACC for career assists with games remaining. 4 the NBA 328... he ranks 10th on Wake’s all-time career assists list... Gray will soon become just the ninth player in ACC his- times this season Wake Forest has he is just the 10th Deacon all-time to record 300 career tory to sink 300 career three-pointers. been out-rebounded assists... he needs five steals to reach 131 for his career 5 Gray has made at least one three-point field goal in 71 players signed letters of intent with the and to rank 12th in Wake history... he has the 11th-most of his last 73 games. He has made at least two three-point Deacons in November single-season three-point field goals (72) in Wake Forest 5 field goals in 18 of his last 20 games. history... he should become the first Deacon ever to make games decided by five points or less He has attempted 771 career three-point field goals, at least 80 three-pointers in three different seasons. 9 this season ranking third in Deacon history. Kyle Visser ranks 14th in Wake Forest history for double-doubles combined by Eric career blocked shots with 67. 9 Williams (5) and Trent Strickland (4) More Milestones On The Horizon players from North Carolina on the Eric Williams ranks 18th in Wake Forest scoring his- Deacons Broke School Record After 9 Deacon roster tory with 1,544 career points... he will pass Sam Ivy for 17th Earning 60th Straight Ranking Deacon opponents are ranked or place with eight more points... he is the fifth-leading active Wake Forest’s streak of being ranked in the Associated are receiving votes for the polls career scorer in the ACC... he ranks 11th in Wake Forest 10 Press top 25 ended Jan. 9 after 60 consecutive weeks. under Skip Prosser in games career rebounding history with 50 boards... is two rebounds Wake was ranked in every AP poll from Dec. 23, 2002 decided by 3 points or less away from passing Jack Williams for 10th place... he ranks 13-8 through Jan. 2, 2006. In five seasons under coach Skip eighth in Wake history with 595 career free throw attempts rebounds by Eric Williams Jan. 11 Prosser, Wake Forest has been ranked in the AP poll every at Clemson and will move into seventh place with three more 20 week but seven. Earlier this season, Wake broke the attempts... with 98 career blocked shots, Williams will consecutive games Justin Gray has school record of 54 straight weeks ranked held by Deacon become just the eighth player in Deacon history with 100 22 scored in double figures teams of the Tim Duncan era from 1995 to 1997. career blocks... he needs two blocks to pass Chris King for record in ACC play over the 36-22 last four seasons is Wake’s record in its last 56 Most 3-Point Field Highest FG Percentage / ACC Active Career Leaders 54-2 home non-ACC games Goals/ACC History ACC History Points straight weeks Wake Forest was Player, School Years FGs Player, School Years FG% J.J. Redick, Duke 2,459 ranked in the AP poll until Jan. 9 Curtis Staples, VA 1995-98 413 Brendan Haywood, NC 1998-01 .637 Craig Smith, Boston College 2,105 60 J.J. Redick, DU 2003- 408 , NC 1994-95 .635 Justin Gray, Wake Forest 1,779 ounces of meat eaten in one sitting Dennis Scott, GT 1988-90 351 Carlos Boozer, DU 1999-02 .631 Shelden Williams, Duke 1,679 64 by team doctor (Dr. Yang) Jan. 10 Trajan Langdon, DU 1995-99 342 Brad Daugherty, NC 1983-86 .620 Eric Williams, Wake Forest 1,544 under Skip Prosser when Randolph Childress, WF 1991-95 329 Buck Williams, MD 1979-81 .615 Rebounds 66-11 playing at home , NCS 1988-91 322 , DU 1998-99 .612 Shelden Williams, Duke 1,102 Jason Williams, DU 2000-02 313 Harold Jamison, CU 1996-99 .609 Deacons wins over the last four sea- Craig Smith, Boston College 971 Tony Akins, GT 1988-02 301 Bobby Jones, NC 1972-74 .608 85 sons combined Eric Williams, Wake Forest 750 Justin Gray, WF 2003- 296 Jim Johnstone, WF 1979-82 .605 under Skip Prosser when Robert O’Kelley, WF 1998-01 288 J.R. Reid, NC 1987-89 .601 Assists 100-6 leading at the 5:00 mark Bobby Hurley, DU 1990-93 264 Alaa Abdelnaby, DU 1987-90 .599 Louis Hinnant, Boston College 430 wins in five seasons at Wake Jamon Gordon, Virginia Tech 338 Terrell McIntryre, CU 1995-99 259 , CU 1984-87 .598 Forest for coach Skip Prosser , GT 1992-95 258 Rodney Dobard, FS 1992-93 .595 Justin Gray, Wake Forest 328 106 Craig Dawson, WF 1998-02 255 Eric Williams, WF 2003- .593 Todd Galloway, Florida State 323 career dunks by senior Eric James Collins, FS 1994-97 255 Dennis Wuycik, NC 1970-72 .590 166 Williams Tony Rutland, WF 1995-98 247 , CU 1988-91 .588 Career Victories By Current career 3-pointers by Justin Gray, , DU 1998-01 246 Kevin Thompson, NCS 1990-93 .588 ACC Head Coaches 296 ranking ninth in ACC history , MD 1998-02 239 John Salley, GT 1983-86 .587 Coach, School Wins Harold Deane, VA 1994-97 237 , NC 1973-76 .586 straight games Wake has made , Duke 743 at least one 3-point field goal Marvin Lewis, GT 2001-04 235 Eric Montross, NC 1991-94 .585 Gary Williams, Maryland 556 448 Shammond Williams, NC 1994-98 233 Greg Manning, MD 1978-81 .583 Roy Williams, North Carolina 485 career rebounds by Eric Williams, B.J. Elder, GT 2002-05 222 Kevin Madden, NC 1986-90 .581 Al Skinner, Boston College 303 750 ranking 11th in Wake history Rashad McCants, NC 2003-05 221 , WF 1991-93 .579 Oliver Purnell, Clemson 296 career points by Justin Gray, Donald Williams, NC 1992-95 221 Olden Polynice, VA 1984-86 .578 Skip Prosser, Wake Forest 271 ranking 10th in WFU history Jeff Capel, DU 1994-97 220 Tim Duncan, WF 1994-97 .577 Thru Feb. 8 1,779 This season: Redick (90), Gray (72) Williams career: 600-1,011

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 QUICK PLAYER UPDATES Career Games Kevin Swinton 21 2 Michael Drum -- Jr., G, 6-6, Rural Hall, NC Played/Started Kyle Visser 85 25 The non-scholarship junior made his seventh start Player GP GS David Weaver 0 0 Wednesday against Boston College... played 23 minutes John Buck 27 0 Eric Williams 118 110 Michael Drum 23 7 and did not score... has six three-point field goals over the Shamaine Dukes 20 5 Career Double- last four games... ranks third on the team with 18 three- Chris Ellis 101 7 Doubles pointers... has the best assist-to-turnover ratio on the team Justin Gray 109 93 Player ‘06 Career with 37 assists and 26 miscues. Harvey Hale 23 13 Eric Williams 5 19 Bobby Hoekstra 2 0 Trent Strickland 4 4 Shamaine Dukes -- Fr., G, 6-1, Cuthbert, GA Mike Lepore 2 0 Kyle Visser 1 1 Played briefly Wednesday against Boston College... had Matt Smith 4 0 Shamaine Dukes 1 1 two assists in jus one minute of action... started at the point Cameron Stanley 18 0 Chris Ellis 1 1 five times earlier this season... averaging 7.8 minutes per Trent Strickland 115 30 ACC Weekly Coaches game off the bench. Teleconference Every Monday Through March 6 Chris Ellis -- Sr., F, 6-9, Marietta, GA Trent Strickland -- Sr., G-F, 6-5, East Flat Rock, NC Time Coach, School Made his fifth start of the season Wednesday against BC... His streak of scoring in double figures ended at six games 10:30am Seth Greenberg, Va. Tech after scoring eight points Wednesday against Boston scored just two points but had no turnovers in 24 minutes... 10:40am Oliver Purnell, Clemson in a scoring slump recently with just 12 points over the last College... added seven rebounds, two assists and two 10:50am Mike Krzyzewski, Duke five games... plays an average of 20 minutes per game... steals... scored 17 points, went 3-of-4 from three-point 11:00am Leonard Hamilton, Florida St. shooting 41.7 percent (15-of-36) from three-point range... range and dished out three assists at Virginia last 11:10am Paul Hewitt, Georgia Tech has made more three-pointers this season than he did in Saturday... has 12 three-point field goals over the last four 11:20am Gary Williams, Maryland his previous three seasons combined... ranks second on games... has four double-doubles on the season... shoot- 11:30am Frank Haith, Miami the team with 24 blocked shots. ing 48.3 percent (29-of-60) from three-point range... one of 11:40am Roy Williams, North Carolina Justin Gray -- Sr., G, 6-2, Charlotte, NC the ACC’s most improved players, Strickland has doubled 11:50am Herb Sendek, NC State An All-American candidate... averaging 20.7 points over his scoring average from a year ago... he ranks 19th in the 12:00 noon Dave Leitao, Virginia 12:10pm Al Skinner, Boston College the last three games... scored 24 points, went 5-of-9 from ACC at 12.9 points per game... shooting 49.5 percent from 12:20pm Skip Prosser, Wake Forest three-point range and had four assists Wednesday against the field... has five double-figure rebound games this sea- Boston College... has 15 three-point field goals over the son including 16 against Texas Tech on Nov. 18... has made 29 three-point field goals, compared to just 10 all of Wake Forest Media Relations last three games... Gray (3.89 per game) is currently edg- Dean Buchan, Assistant Athletic ing Duke’s J.J. Redick for the most three-pointers in ACC last season... playing an average of 33.0 minutes per game (compared to 16.9 last season)... named MVP of the 2k Director/Media Relations games... did not play against Virginia Tech Jan. 28 because Office: (336) 758-5640 Classic Winston-Salem Regional... named ACC Player of of a stomach virus... is the target of opposing defenses... Home/Cell: (336) 287-8954 the Week Nov. 14. averaging 23.1 points, 4.3 three-point field goals and 4.0 E-Mail: [email protected] assists over his last eight games... leads the team in scor- Strickland’s Yearly Improvement Mike Vest, Associate Media Relations ing, three-point field goals, free throws, free throw percent- Season G-GS Ppg Rpg FG% FT% 3Pt-A Director 2005-06 23-22 12.9 7.2 .495 .727 29-60 age and assists... scored a career-high 38 points at Office: (336) 758-1880 2004-05 31-2 5.9 3.5 .489 .592 10-38 Maryland Jan. 15... his 38 points tied for the most by a 2003-04 30-6 6.4 3.4 .482 .545 13-34 Home/Cell: (336) 575-7161 Deacon player in the Skip Prosser era... his assists are up 2002-03 31-0 4.3 1.9 .377 .788 7-20 E-Mail: [email protected] too, ranking fourth in the ACC in league games only... he is Michael Bertsch, Assistant Media Kevin Swinton -- Fr., F, 6-7, Greensboro, NC in elite Deacon company with more than 1,700 career Relations Director points, 300 assists, 200 three-point field goals and 100 Came off the bench Wednesday after making his first two Office: (336) 758-4120 steals... going to the free throw line more frequently -- he is career starts against Miami and Virginia... played eight min- Home: (336) 407-6298 47-of-54 (.870) from the stripe over his last eight games... utes against Boston College and did not score... scored E-Mail: [email protected] four points and blocked a shot in 12 minutes last Saturday his scoring average (19.7) is Wake’s highest since Tim Samantha Perry, Assistant Media Duncan averaged 20.8 ppg in 1997... he was named ACC at Virginia... the freshman’s numbers -- 2.0 ppg and 3.3 rpg Relations Director Player of the Week Dec. 5, an honor he has earned three -- don’t reflect how valuable he has been... struggles at the Office: (336) 758-5842 times in his career... his 37 points against Wisconsin Nov. free throw line (36.4 percent), but has made four of his last Home: (336) 918-3760 29 tied a Joel Coliseum record and an ACC/Big Ten seven attempts. E-Mail: [email protected] Challenge record. Kyle Visser -- Jr., C, 6-11, Grand Rapids, MI Tripp Pendergast, Media Relations Harvey Hale -- Fr., G, 6-2, Albuquerque, NM The talented junior needs a shot of confidence... played 17 Assistant Office: (336) 758-6099 Has been one of Wake’s bright spots during the recent los- minutes and did not attempt a shot Wednesday against Cell: (336) 577-7528 ing skid... has scored in double figures in five of his last Boston College... had a solid performance at Virginia E-Mail: [email protected] eight games... scored 13 points, dished out four assists Saturday with six points, three rebounds and one in and had a career-high four steals Wednesday against 18 minutes... has not scored in double figures since Dec. Lisa Hunter, Media Relations Administrative Assistant Boston College... averaging 9.6 ppg in ACC play... has 30... started the first 16 games of the season... played Office: (336) 758-5640 started 13 games... playing an average of more than 26 extremely well in November and early December, but has E-Mail: [email protected] minutes in ACC games... has 11 three-point field goals over struggled since... Wake’s leader in blocked shots with 33... the last 10 games... had more assists than turnovers in made his only three-point attempt of the year, at Elon. Mailing Address PO Box 7426, Winston-Salem, NC 27109 each of the last four games. Eric Williams -- Sr., C, 6-9, Wake Forest, NC Has scored in double figures in 40 of his last 41 games and Shipping Address Cameron Stanley -- r-Fr., F, 6-6, Raleigh, NC 203 Manchester Athletic ; Wake The redshirt freshman is coming off a career-high nine in 19 straight contests... scored 10 points, had five rebounds and two steals Wednesday against Boston Forest University; Winston-Salem, NC points Wednesday against Boston College... made the 27106 second and third three-point field goals of his career, going College... has cooled off slightly since getting four double- 2-of-3 from three-point range... scored those nine points in doubles in seven games... has just nine rebounds over the eight minutes and added three rebounds and one assist last two games... enjoyed a 22-point, career-high 20- against the Eagles... did not see action in last Saturday’s rebound performance against Clemson Jan. 11... his 20 game at Virginia... typically sees limited but important min- rebounds were the most by a player in the ACC this sea- utes for the Deacons. son, the most by a Deacon since 1997... has scored at least nine points in every game this season.

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Gray A Midseason Candidate For Demon Deacon History ACC Wooden Years of Basketball 100 Wooden Award Award Senior Justin Gray is one of 30 players named to the Candidates 1st Season of Basketball 1906 midseason list of candidates for the John R. Wooden Player School All-Time Head Coaches 19 Justin Gray Wake Forest Award and Wooden All-America team. ACC Head Coaches 7 J.J. Redick Duke Gray is one of just four ACC players on the midsea- Shelden Williams Duke All-Time Record 1,343-1,017 son list of 30, joining Duke’s J.J. Redick and Shelden Craig Smith Boston Coll. Winning Seasons 61 Williams and Boston College’s Craig Smith. .500 Seasons 4 Losing Seasons 34 Deacon Schedule A Strong One 20+ Win Seasons 19 Officially, Wake Forest has played four games against a nationally-ranked opponent this season. That statistic does not include a loss to Florida, which was Wake Forest Recruiting Class ACC Games Only not ranked when it beat the Deacons, but rose to as high as No. 2 in the polls. Ranked 18th Nationally Won-Loss Record 363-385 How difficult is the Deacon schedule? Ten opponents are either ranked or Five highly-regarded high school seniors Titles 4 receiving votes for the national polls. Of Wake’s seven remaining regular season have signed letters-of-intent to play basketball Regular Season Titles 4 games, four come against teams ranked in the top 25. at Wake Forest next season. Winning Seasons 22 More on the difficulty of Wake Forest’s schedule: L.D. Williams (East Bend, NC), Jamie Skeen Wisconsin was not ranked in the top 25 when the Deacons beat the (Charlotte, NC), Ishmael Smith (Concord, NC), .500 Seasons 3 Anthony Gurley (Newton, MA) and Chas Badgers in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. Wisconsin has since been ranked most Losing Seasons 24 McFarland (Lovington, IL) all signed official let- of the season. ters of intent. NCAA Tournament Five Wake Forest opponents are ranked in the AP top 25 -- 2. Duke, 7. "I am thrilled with this recruiting class," Tournament Appearances 20 Florida, 16. NC State, 17. Boston College and 23. North Carolina. Prosser said. "It answers many of our needs for the future. While recruiting is the most inexact of Most Recent Appearance 2005 Five other opponents --Maryland, Wisconsin, George Mason, Florida State and Miami -- are receiving votes for one or both national polls. sciences, I am confident that this class will allow Consecutive Appearances 5 Wake Forest to compete with the best in the Won-Loss Record 27-20 ACC and the best in the nation." Deacons Shuffle Starting Lineup NCAA Sweet 16s 10 Rivals.com rated the Wake Forest recruiting Wake Forest coach Skip Prosser continues to tinker with the starting lineup. class 18th nationally. NCAA Final Eight 7 The Deacons have used eight different starting fives this season. Nine different Final Four Appearances 1 players have started at least one game. L.D. Williams (6-4, East Bend, NC) NCAA Championships 0 Only senior Eric Williams has started all 23 games. Senior Justin Gray has Williams, 6-4 and 185 pounds, is from the started 22 games (he missed one game with a virus). Juniors Kyle Visser and Winston-Salem area but is completing high NIT Michael Drum and freshmen Harvey Hale, Shamaine Dukes and Kevin Swinton school at Monteverde Academy in Florida. Tournament Appearances 5 He is ranked among the top prospects have also started at least two games each. nationally by Rivals.com. Williams chose Wake Last Appearance 2000 (champion) Forest after receiving a great deal of attention NIT Won-Loss Record 10-4 Not Quite Like Dad, But Pretty Good from several schools in the ACC and the SEC. Senior Chris Ellis isn’t the perimeter shooter his dad, National Rankings Dale, was at Tennessee and in the NBA. Then again, few Jamie Skeen (6-8, Charlotte, NC) Ranked in Final AP Top 10 3 are. Skeen, 6-8 and 215, is embarking on his senior season at North Mecklenburg High Chris, however, has emerged as a dangerous three- Ranked in Final Coaches Top 10 4 School. Ranked among the nation's top 150 Total Weeks in the AP Poll 251 point shooter, despite a somewhat awkward shot. He is 15- prospects, he is considered one of the nation's Total Weeks in the AP Top 10 93 of-36 (.417) from three-point range this season. top high school senior small forwards. An all- Ellis had no three-pointers as a freshman or sophomore, state performer in 2005, Skeen led his team to the state 4A championship last season. ACC Honors and he made 11 all of last season as a junior. Chris Ellis Skeen was North Carolina's Mr. Basketball in All-ACC Selections 69 2005. ACC Player of the Year 10 Not Bad For A Non-Scholarship Guy Junior transfer Michael Drum may be a non-scholarship ACC Rookie of the Year 3 Ishmael Smith (5-11, Concord, NC) player, but he’s not your typical walk-on. Drum played two ACC Coach of the Year 7 Smith, 5-11 and 155, gives Wake Forest an seasons at Presbyterian College before transferring to ACC Player of the Week 58 outstanding prospect at point guard. He plays Wake Forest, where his mother is employed. for Central Cabarrus High School. Smith is con- ACC Rookie of the Week 71 Drum started in the season opener, becoming the first sidered one of the quickest players in this year's All-Tournament (1st Team) 29 non-scholarship player to start for the Deacons since Jim class. Smith led Central Cabarrus to a 20-8 All-Tournament (2nd Team) 21 Fitzpatrick in 1999-00. Drum started the first four games of record and to the sectional finals last season as a junior. He plays for coach Scott Brewer. ACC Tournament MVP 5 the season. Fitzpatrick made five starts as a walk-on sen- Michael Drum ior. Anthony Gurley (6-3, Newton, MA) National Honors Even when coming off the bench, Drum has been solid. He averages 5.5 Gurley is ranked among the nation's top prep All-Americans 17 points per game, has made 18 three-point field goals, is one of Wake’s best free prospects by Rivals. The 6-3, 185-pound Consensus All-Americans 5 throw shooters at 77.8 percent and he owns the team’s best assist-to-turnover Newton North High School senior is ranked as Academic 1st Team All-Americans 0 ratio. the 22nd-best shooting guard prospect. He averaged 24 points, eight rebounds and four National Player of the Year 2 assists per game last season for coach Paul National Coach of the Year 1 Dukes Tied Record In First Start Connolly's team, which won the state champi- Freshman Shamaine Dukes made his first career start onship. Streak Entering 2005-06 Dec. 30 against Charleston Southern and he did so in Postseason Appearances 15 impressive fashion. Dukes scored 11 points and tied a Chas McFarland (7-0, Lovington, IL) Wake Forest freshman record by dishing out 10 assists. McFarland, 7-0, averaged 16.7 points, 14.3 His 10 assists tied the school freshmen record held by both rebounds and 7.5 blocked shots per game last season at Lovington High School in Illinois, Chris Paul (at Maryland on Feb. 28, 2004) and Derrick where he was an all-state selection. McFarland McQueen (vs. New Mexico on Dec. 28, 1988). Dukes was Shamaine Dukes is playing this season at Worcester (Mass.) named the ACC co-Rookie of the Week for his efforts. Academy for coach Ed Reilly.

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 [honors] Midseason candidate for John Wooden Award (one of four from the ACC) ACC Player of the Week (Dec. 5)

[current streaks] Has scored in double figures in 22 consecutive games Has made at least one three-point field goal in 71 of his last 73 games

[in the ACC] 2nd in scoring (19.7) 2nd in three-point field goals made (3.3) 4th in three-point field goal percentage (41.6) 4th in minutes played (35.1) 6th in free throw percentage (84.3) 7th in assists (4.0)

[in the ACC record books] 3rd active career scoring leader (1,779) 4th active career assists leader (328) 9th all-time in career three-point field goals (296)

[in the Wake Forest record books] 2nd in career three-point field goals (296) 3rd in career three-point field goal attempts (771) 10th in career scoring (1,779) 10th in career assists (328) 13th in career steals (126)

[what they’re saying] “One player who has flown under the radar because of the turnover in person- nel on his team is Wake Forest's Justin Gray. Gray's excellence has gone under- appreciated. Gray is averaging 20 points per game as a primary target of oppos- ing defenses and the player with the most responsibility on his shoulders. There is not a tougher player, mentally and physically, in the ACC than Gray, and he should be given proper attention for being what he is -- one of the best players in the conference and one of the best guards Wake Forest has had.” -- ESPN’s Jay Bilas

"Justin Gray is just a phenomenal player. We've watched so much film on him, but it's nothing like watching him in person. He hits unbelievable shots.” -- Maryland’s D.J. Strawberry

"That's as good as I've seen. I've never seen anybody put on a better show from the three-point line. I think Walt Williams down at Florida State made seven in a row from the three-point line when he had 39 down there, so that was proba- bly comparable, but I haven't seen many people shoot the ball like that. He is a nightmare that I will probably have for 10 more years because he has done that to us before. He is a phenomenal shooter and he is a great kid. I know he works hard at his game to be able to do that.” -- Maryland’s Gary Williams

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 [current streaks] Has scored in double figures in 19 consecutive games Has four double-doubles in last nine games Has shot 50 percent or better in 17 of the last 19 games

[in the ACC] 1st in field goal percentage (.636) 3rd in defensive rebounds (5.6) 4th in rebounds (8.4) 10th in offensive rebounds (2.8) 13th in scoring (15.7)

[in the ACC record books] 3rd active career rebounding leader (750) 5th active career scoring leader (1,544) 13th all-time in career field goal percentage (.593)

[in the Wake Forest record books] 2nd in career field goal percentage (.593) 5th in career starts (110) 8th in career free throw attempts (595) 9th in career blocked shots (98) 11th in career rebounds (750) 13th in career double-doubles (19) 18th in career scoring (1,544) 20th in career games played (118)

[what they’re saying] "I wasn't ready to leave (for the NBA). I felt like I wouldn't be a teammate, a friend, a brother to the seniors I came in with. I almost felt I was letting them down if I left." -- Eric Williams

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Demon Deacon Basketball Roster 2005-06 Numerical No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown Previous School 0 Chris Ellis*** F 6-9 267 Sr. Marietta, GA Marietta HS 1 Justin Gray*** G 6-2 194 Sr. Charlotte, NC Oak Hill {VA} Academy 2 Shamaine Dukes G 6-1 175 Fr. Cuthbert, GA Randolph-Clay HS 4 Harvey Hale G 6-2 186 Fr. Albuquerque, NM Rio Grande HS 10 John Buck*** F 6-8 201 Sr. Westbury, NY Long Island Lutheran HS 11 Cameron Stanley F 6-6 214 r-Fr. Raleigh, NC Millbrook HS 13 Matt Smith G 6-2 185 Fr. Advance, NC Davie County HS 20 Mike Lepore G 6-1 165 Fr. Flemington, NJ Lawrenceville Prep By Class 23 Kevin Swinton F 6-7 224 Fr. Greensboro, NC Dudley HS Seniors (5) 31 Eric Williams*** C 6-9 280 Sr. Wake Forest, NC Wake Forest-Rolesville HS John Buck 33 Trent Strickland*** G-F 6-5 216 Sr. East Flat Rock, NC Hargrave {VA} Academy Chris Ellis Justin Gray 34 Michael Drum F 6-6 204 Jr. Rural Hall, NC Presbyterian College Trent Strickland 44 David Weaver F-C 6-10 224 Fr. Black Mountain, NC Owen HS Eric Williams 52 Bobby Hoekstra F 6-7 225 Fr. Lewisville, NC Forsyth Country Day Juniors (2) 55 Kyle Visser** C 6-11 244 Jr. Grand Rapids, MI Forest Hills Central HS Michael Drum *denotes letters earned Kyle Visser Sophomores (0) Alphabetical Freshmen (8) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown Previous School Shamaine Dukes 10 John Buck*** F 6-8 201 Sr. Westbury, NY Long Island Lutheran HS Harvey Hale 34 Michael Drum F 6-6 204 Jr. Rural Hall, NC Presbyterian College Bobby Hoekstra Mike Lepore 2 Shamaine Dukes G 6-1 175 Fr. Cuthbert, GA Randolph-Clay HS Matt Smith 0 Chris Ellis*** F 6-9 267 Sr. Marietta, GA Marietta HS Cameron Stanley 1 Justin Gray*** G 6-2 194 Sr. Charlotte, NC Oak Hill {VA} Academy Kevin Swinton 4 Harvey Hale G 6-2 186 Fr. Albuquerque, NM Rio Grande HS David Weaver 52 Bobby Hoekstra F 6-7 225 Fr. Lewisville, NC Forsyth Country Day 20 Mike Lepore G 6-1 165 Fr. Flemington, NJ Lawrenceville Prep By State 13 Matt Smith G 6-2 185 Fr. Advance, NC Davie County HS North Carolina (9) 11 Cameron Stanley F 6-6 214 r-Fr. Raleigh, NC Millbrook HS Michael Drum (Rural Hall) 33 Trent Strickland*** G-F 6-5 216 Sr. East Flat Rock, NC Hargrave {VA} Academy Justin Gray (Charlotte) 23 Kevin Swinton F 6-7 224 Fr. Greensboro, NC Dudley HS Bobby Hoekstra (Lewisville) Cameron Stanley (Raleigh) 55 Kyle Visser** C 6-11 244 Jr. Grand Rapids, MI Forest Hills Central HS Matt Smith (Advance) 44 David Weaver F-C 6-10 224 Fr. Black Mountain, NC Owen HS Trent Strickland (East Flat Rock) 31 Eric Williams*** C 6-9 280 Sr. Wake Forest, NC Wake Forest-Rolesville HS Kevin Swinton (Greensboro) *denotes letters earned David Weaver (Black Mountain) Eric Williams (Wake Forest) Head Coach: Skip Prosser (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy ‘72)/5th season at Wake Forest Georgia (2) Associate Head Coach: Jeff Battle (Marshall ‘85)/5th season at Wake Forest Shamaine Dukes (Cuthbert) Associate Head Coach: Dino Gaudio (Ohio ‘81)/5th season at Wake Forest Chris Ellis (Marietta) Assistant Coach: Pat Kelsey (Xavier ‘98)/5th season at Wake Forest Michigan (1) Kyle Visser (Grand Rapids) Director of Basketball Operations: Tim Fuller (Wake Forest ‘00)/2nd season at Wake Forest New Jersey (1) Mike Lepore (Flemington) How To Say It New Mexico (1) Shamaine Dukes shuh-main Dukes Harvey Hale (Albuquerque) Bobby Hoekstra Bobby hoke-stra New York (1) John Buck (Westbury)

By Height Kyle Visser 6-11 David Weaver 6-10 Chris Ellis 6-9 Eric Williams 6-9 John Buck 6-8 Kevin Swinton 6-7 Bobby Hoekstra 6-7 Michael Drum 6-6 Cameron Stanley 6-6 Trent Strickland 6-5 Harvey Hale 6-2 Justin Gray 6-2 Matt Smith 6-2 Shamaine Dukes 6-1 Mike Lepore 6-1

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Career Record Book Update

Points nr. Eric Williams 2003- 118 600 4. Craig Dawson 1999-02 128 255 4. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 195 Rk. Player Years G Pts 5. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 248 5. Danny Young 1981-84 122 194 1. 1952-55 113 2,587 Field Goal Attempts 6. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 184 6. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 180 2. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 2,208 Rk. Player Years G FGA 7. Rusty LaRue 1993-96 107 151 7. Chris Paul 2004-05 63 160 3. 1960-62 87 2,165 1. Dickie Hemric 1952-55 113 1,740 8. Steven Goolsby 1995-98 111 127 8. Rodney Rogers 1991-93 89 146 4. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 2,117 2. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 1,668 9. Jerry Braswell 1995-98 115 117 9. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 141 5. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 2,034 3. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 1,563 10. Cal Boyd 1986-89 112 116 10. Alvis Rogers 1979-83 114 135 6. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 1,985 4. Charlie Davis 1969-71 79 1,512 11. Broderick Hicks 1999-02 131 110 11. Jerry Schellenberg 1974-77 109 134 7. Charlie Davis 1969-71 79 1,970 5. Len Chappell 1960-62 87 1,507 12. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 109 12. Tony Rutland 1994-98 122 130 8. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 1,885 6. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 1,465 13. Derrick McQueen 1989-92 111 99 nr Justin Gray 2003- 109 126 9. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 1,859 7. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 1,453 14. David Carlyle 1989-92 79 98 nr. Eric Williams 2003- 118 119 10. Justin Gray 2003- 109 1,779 8. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 1,400 11. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 1,765 9. Lefty Davis 1953-56 84 1,375 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts Personal Fouls 12. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 1,749 10. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 1,368 Rk. Player Years G FGA Rk. Player Years G PF 13. Chris King 1988-92 113 1,721 11. Chris King 1988-92 113 1,352 1. Randolph Childress ‘91, 93-95 120 832 1. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 436 14. Rodney Rogers 1991-93 89 1,720 nr. Justin Gray 2003- 109 1,350 2. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 801 2. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 373 15. Bob Leonard 1964-66 80 1,637 3. Justin Gray 2003- 109 771 3. Guy Morgan 1979-82 113 363 16. Lefty Davis 1953-56 84 1,564 Field Goal Percentage 4. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 657 4. Eric Williams 2003- 118 355 17. Sam Ivy 1987-90 111 1,551 (At least 250 FGM) 5. Craig Dawson 1999-02 128 640 5. Larry Harrison 1976-79 109 347 18. Eric Williams 2003- 118 1,544 Rk. Player Years FG-A PCT 6. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 478 6. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 323 19. Jack Williams 1953-57 82 1,453 1. Jim Johnstone 1979-82 472-780 60.5 7. Rusty LaRue 1993-96 107 348 7. Jim Johnstone 1979-82 111 321 20. Alvis Rogers 1979-83 114 1,441 2. Eric Williams 2003- 600-1011 59.3 8. Broderick Hicks 1999-02 131 334 8. Rafael Vidaurreta 1998-01 119 319 21. Jerry Schellenberg 1974-77 109 1,366 3. Rodney Rogers 1991-93 683-1179 57.9 9. Steven Goolsby 1995-98 111 326 9. Alvis Rogers 1979-83 114 314 22. Craig Dawson 1999-02 128 1,342 4. Tim Duncan 1994-97 790-1368 57.7 10. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 309 10. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 312 23. Delaney Rudd 1982-85 114 1,329 5. Guy Morgan 1979-82 399-708 56.4 11. Jerry Braswell 1995-98 115 297 11. Jamaal Levy 2002-05 125 307 24. Billy Packer 1960-62 89 1,316 6. Rod Griffin 1976-78 773-1400 55.2 12. Derrick McQueen 1989-92 111 271 12. Sam Ivy 1987-90 111 305 25. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 1,273 7. Sam Ivy 1987-90 645-1184 54.4 13. David Carlyle 1989-92 79 261 13. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 304 26. Kenny Green 1983-85 84 1,252 8. Kenny Green 1983-85 524-965 54.3 14. Robert Siler 1988-91 94 248 14. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 300 27. Jackie Murdock 1955-57 83 1,239 9. Chris King 1988-92 702-1352 51.9 28. Paul Long 1966-67 53 1,225 10. Ronny Watts 1963-65 359-696 51.6 Three-Point Field Goal Games Played 29. Mark Cline 1984-87 112 1,202 11. Anthony Teachey 1981-84 371-723 51.3 Percentage (At least 1 FGM/G) Rk. Player Years GP 30. Dickie Walker 1968-70 80 1,201 Rk. Player Years FG-A PCT 1. Broderick Hicks 1999-02 131 31. Danny Young 1981-84 122 1,170 Free Throws 1. Cal Boyd 1986-89 116-247 47.0 2. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 32. Mike Helms 1979-82 111 1,165 Rk. Player Years G FT 2. Chris Paul 2004-05 86-183 46.9 3. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 33. Guy Morgan 1979-82 113 1,128 1. Dickie Hemric 1952-55 113 905 3. Marc Blucas 1991-94 91-196 46.4 Antwan Scott 1999-02 129 34. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 1,118 2. Len Chappell 1960-62 87 637 4. Ricky Peral 1994-97 83-188 44.1 5. Craig Dawson 1999-02 128 35. Jim Johnstone 1979-82 111 1,117 3. Randolph Childress ‘91, 93-95 120 583 5. Rusty LaRue 1993-96 151-349 43.4 Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 36. Trelonnie Owens 1991-94 115 1,104 4. Charlie Davis 1969-71 79 578 6. Mark Cline 1984-87 55-133 41.4 7. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 37. Ronny Watts 1963-65 80 1,069 5. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 575 7. Craig Dawson 1999-02 255-640 39.8 Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 38. Tony Byers 1973-74 53 1,054 6. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 520 8. Randolph Childress1991-95 329-832 39.5 9. Josh Shoemaker 1998-01 126 39. Anthony Tucker 1990-92 85 1,043 7. Jackie Murdock 1955-57 83 465 9. Jerry Braswell 1995-98 116-297 39.1 10. Jamaal Levy 2002-05 125 40. Gil McGregor 1969-71 80 1,039 8. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 439 10. Steven Goolsby 1995-98 127-326 39.0 11. Vytas Danelius 2002-05 123 41. Ernie Wiggins 1955-57 83 1,037 9. Lefty Davis 1953-56 84 430 11. Robert Siler 1988-91 96-248 38.7 Danny Young 1981-84 122 42. Anthony Teachey 1981-84 121 1,036 10. Bob Leonard 1964-66 80 391 nr Justin Gray 2003- 296-771 38.4 Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 43. Dave Budd 1958-60 75 1,014 Jack Williams 1953, 56-57 82 391 14. Anthony Teachey 1981-84 121 44. Frank Christie 1962-64 84 1,000 nr. Justin Gray 2003- 109 373 Blocked Shots 15. Ervin Murray 1999-0 120 nr. Eric Williams 2003- 118 344 Rk. Player Years G BS Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 Rebounds 1. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 481 Randolph Childress ‘91, 93-95 120 Rk. Player Years G Reb Free Throw Attempts 2. Anthony Teachey 1981-84 121 203 18. Tyrone Bogues 1984-87 119 1. Dickie Hemric 1952-55 113 1,802 Rk. Player Years G FTA 3. Larry Harrison 1976-79 109 188 Rafael Vidaurreta 1998-01 119 2. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 1,570 1. Dickie Hemric 1952-55 113 1,359 4. Guy Morgan 1979-82 113 182 20. Eric Williams 2003- 118 3. Len Chappell 1960-62 87 1,213 2. Len Chappell 1960-62 87 897 5. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 143 4. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 947 3. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 755 6. Antwan Scott 1999-02 129 140 Games Started 5. Anthony Teachey 1981-84 121 869 4. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 725 7. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 113 Rk. Player Years GS 6. Gil McGregor 1969-71 80 850 5. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 692 8. Chris King 1988-92 113 99 1. Tim Duncan 1994-97 127 7. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 836 6. Charlie Davis 1969-71 79 662 9. Eric Williams 2003- 118 98 2. Darius Songaila 1999-02 120 8. Ronny Watts 1963-65 80 833 7. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 597 10. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 96 3. Josh Howard 2000-03 119 9. Darius Songaila 1999-02 130 813 8. Eric Williams 2003- 118 595 11. Kenny Green 1983-85 84 89 4. Frank Johnson 1977-81 116 10. Jack Williams 1953-57 82 751 9. Lefty Davis 1953-56 84 578 12. Jamaal Levy 2002-05 125 84 5. Eric Williams 2003- 110 11. Eric Williams 2003- 118 750 10. Jack Williams 1953-57 82 575 13. Rodney Rogers 1991-93 89 74 6. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 12. Jamaal Levy 2002-05 125 743 11. Dave Budd 1958-60 75 543 14. Kyle Visser 2004- 85 67 Alvis Rogers 1979-83 108 13. Rafael Vidaurreta 1998-01 119 727 12. Jackie Murdock 1955-57 83 542 15. Vytas Danelius 2002-05 123 61 Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 108 14. Rodney Rogers 1991-93 89 705 nr Chris Ellis 2003- 101 57 9. Jim Johnstone 1979-82 105 15. Guy Morgan 1979-82 113 703 Free Throw Percentage 10. Guy Morgan 1979-82 100 16. Sam Ivy 1987-90 111 695 (At least 2FTM/G) Assists 17. Chris King 1989-92 113 690 Rk. Player Years FT-A PCT Rk. Player Years G AST Minutes Played 18. Dave Budd 1958-60 75 682 1. Charlie Davis 1969-71 578-662 87.3 1. Tyrone Bogues 1984-87 119 781 Rk. Player Years G MP 19. Josh Shoemaker 1998-01 126 667 2. Jackie Murdock 1955-57 465-542 85.8 2. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 579 1. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 4,496 20. Alvis Rogers 1979-83 114 656 3. Paul Long 1966-67 285-335 85.1 3. Derrick McQueen 1988-92 111 575 2. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 4,054 Larry Harrison 1976-79 109 656 4. Taron Downey 2002-05 226-267 84.6 4. Danny Young 1981-84 122 493 3. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 4,012 22. Vytas Danelius 2002-05 123 631 5. Chris Paul 2004-05 306-365 83.8 5. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 472 4. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 3,969 23. Lefty Davis 1953-56 99 618 6. Skip Brown 1974-77 342-409 83.6 6. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 460 5. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 3,598 24. Frank Christie 1962-64 84 600 7. Jerry Montgomery 1967-69 317-380 83.4 7. Chris Paul 2004-05 63 395 6. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 3,574 8. Darius Songaila 1999-02 575-692 83.1 8. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 366 7. Tyrone Bogues 1984-97 119 3,571 Field Goals 9. Ernie Wiggins 1955-57 255-311 82.0 9. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 356 8. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 3,536 Rk. Player Years G FG 10. Billy Packer 1960-62 262-320 81.9 10. Justin Gray 2003- 109 328 9. Chris King 1989-92 113 3,520 1. Skip Brown 1974-77 108 846 11. Mark Cline 1984-87 179-219 81.7 11. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 288 10. Danny Young 1981-84 122 3,479 2. Dickie Hemric 1952-55 113 841 12. Jerry Schellenberg 1974-77 246-304 80.9 12. Broderick Hicks 1999-02 131 286 11. Alvis Rogers 1979-83 114 3,445 3. Tim Duncan 1994-97 128 790 13. Delaney Rudd 1982-85 194-241 80.5 13. Delaney Rudd 1982-85 114 283 12. Anthony Teachey 1981-84 121 3,407 4. Rod Griffin 1975-78 107 773 nr Justin Gray 2003- 373-464 80.4 14. Jerry Schellenberg 1974-77 109 263 nr. Justin Gray 2003- 109 3,320 5. Len Chappell 1960-62 87 764 nr. Eric Williams 2003- 118 3,083 6. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 708 Three-Point Field Goals Steals 7. Chris King 1988-92 113 702 Rk. Player Years G FG Rk. Player Years G ST 8. Charlie Davis 1969-71 79 696 1. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 329 1. Tyrone Bogues 1984-87 119 275 9. Rodney Rogers 1991-93 89 683 2. Justin Gray 2003- 109 296 2. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 215 10. Randolph Childress 1991-95 120 648 3. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 288 3. Frank Johnson 1977-81 120 204

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Single-Season Record Book Update

Points 22. Charlie Davis 211 1969 23. Josh Howard 83.3 2003 Mark Cline 41.4 1987 Anthony Teachey 48 1982 Rk. Player Points Year 23. Delaney Rudd 210 1985 Randolph Childress 83.3 1995 19. Justin Gray 40.5 2005 14. Antwan Scott 47 2002 1. Len Chappell 932 1962 24. Tim Duncan 208 1995 25. George Ritchie 83.1 1959 20. Tony Rutland 40.1 1996 15. Loren Woods 45 1997 2. Dickie Hemric 746 1955 Billy Packer 208 1961 21. Tony Rutland 39.6 1998 16. Kenny Green 44 1985 3. Len Chappell 745 1961 nr. Eric Williams 147 2006 Three-Point Field Goals 22. Jerry Braswell 39.1 1996 17. Guy Morgan 43 1979 4. Charlie Davis 690 1971 Rk. Player 3Pt FG Year 23. Taron Downey 38.9 2004 18. Antwan Scott 38 2001 5. Dickie Hemric 680 1954 Field Goal Attempts 1. Craig Dawson 100 2002 David Carlyle 38.9 1988 Guy Morgan 38 1981 6. Charlie Davis 664 1970 Rk. Player FGAs Year 2. Justin Gray 97 2004 20. Antwan Scott 37 2000 7. Tim Duncan 645 1997 1. Len Chappell 597 1962 3. Randolph Childress 96 1993 Assists (Since 1974) 21. Eric Williams 36 2005 Bob Leonard 645 1965 2. Charlie Davis 542 1970 4. Randolph Childress 94 1995 Rk. Player Assists Year Guy Morgan 36 1982 9. Randolph Childress 644 1995 3. Len Chappell 538 1961 5. Justin Gray 92 2005 1. Tyrone Bogues 276 1987 23. Kyle Visser 33 2006 10. Rodney Rogers 636 1993 4. Bob Leonard 531 1965 6. Robert O'Kelley 85 1999 2. Tyrone Bogues 245 1986 Josh Howard 33 2000 11. Dickie Hemric 623 1953 5. Bob Leonard 515 1966 7. Robert O'Kelley 77 1998 3. Chris Paul 212 2005 25. Josh Howard 32 2001 Paul Long 623 1966 25. Rod Griffin 424 1978 8. Randolph Childress 75 1994 4. Tyrone Bogues 207 1985 Larry Harrison 32 1976 Rod Griffin 623 1978 nr. Justin Gray 324 2006 Tony Rutland 75 1996 5. Skip Brown 187 1977 14. Charlie Davis 616 1969 10. Tony Rutland 73 1997 6. Chris Paul 183 2004 Minutes Played (Since 1976) 15. Tim Duncan 612 1996 Field Goal Percentage 11. Justin Gray 72 2006 7. Frank Johnson 182 1981 Rk. Player MP Year 16. Darius Songaila 607 2002 Rk. Player FG% Year 12. Robert O’Kelley 67 2000 8. Skip Brown 177 1975 1. Randolph Childress1216 1995 17. Josh Howard 606 2003 (Min. 3 FG made per game) Tony Rutland 67 2000 9. Randolph Childress 167 1995 2. Tim Duncan 1190 1996 18. Bob Leonard 603 1966 1. Eric Williams 63.6 2006 14. Rusty LaRue 65 1996 10. Danny Young 157 1984 3. Anthony Teachey 1184 1984 19. Paul Long 602 1967 2. Jim Johnstone 63.5 1982 15. Randolph Childress 64 1991 11. Danny Young 154 1983 4. Robert O’Kelley 1181 2000 20. Rodney Rogers 595 1992 3. Eric Williams 63.0 2005 16. Robert O’Kelley 59 2001 12. Derrick McQueen 147 1989 5. Tim Duncan 1168 1995 21. Randolph Childress 592 1993 4. Rod Griffin 62.1 1977 17. Craig Dawson 55 2001 13. Derrick McQueen 145 1992 6. Skip Brown 1145 1977 22. Skip Brown 589 1975 5. Jim Johnstone 61.7 1981 Mark Cline 55 1987 14. Derrick McQueen 142 1991 7. Trelonnie Owens 1139 1994 23. Tony Byers 586 1973 6. Rodney Rogers 61.4 1992 19. Taron Downey 54 2005 15. Derrick McQueen 141 1990 8. Tim Duncan 1135 1997 24. Randolph Childress 567 1994 7. Tim Duncan 60.8 1997 Cal Boyd 54 1989 16. Cal Boyd 140 1988 9. Tyrone Bogues 1131 1987 25. Skip Brown 558 1977 8. Tim Duncan 59.1 1995 21. Josh Howard 53 2003 17. Skip Brown 137 1976 10. Tyrone Bogues 1102 1986 nr. Justin Gray 434 2006 9. Jim Johnstone 59.0 1980 Steven Goolsby 53 1998 18. Danny Young 132 1982 11. Jerry Schellenberg 1091 1977 10. Guy Morgan 58.7 1980 23. Jerry Braswell 52 1997 19. Taron Downey 130 2003 12. Robert O’Kelley 1085 1999 Rebounds 11. Kenny Green 57.7 1984 Marc Blucas 52 1994 20. Randolph Childress 126 1993 Travis Banks 1085 1995 Rk. Player Reb Year 12. Rod Griffin 57.3 1978 21. Tony Rutland 120 1996 14. Chris Paul 1069 2005 1. Dickie Hemric 515 1955 13. Guy Morgan 57.1 1979 Three-Point Field Goal 22. Benny McKaig 115 1980 15. Taron Downey 1066 2003 2. Len Chappell 470 1962 14. Rodney Rogers 57.0 1991 Attempts 23. Randolph Childress 114 1994 16. Kenny Green 1060 1984 3. Tim Duncan 457 1997 15. Jim Johnstone 56.8 1979 Rk. Player 3PA Year 24. Broderick Hicks 109 2002 17. Anthony Teachey 1050 1983 4. Dickie Hemric 447 1952 1. Justin Gray 256 2004 25. Frank Johnson 101 1978 18. Frank Johnson 1044 1977 5. Dickie Hemric 424 1954 Free Throws 2. Randolph Childress 245 1995 nr. Justin Gray 87 2006 19. Danny Young 1043 1984 6. Dickie Hemric 416 1953 Rk. Player FTs Year 3. Justin Gray 227 2005 20. Tony Rutland 1042 1997 7. Tim Duncan 401 1995 1. Dickie Hemric 302 1955 Craig Dawson 227 2002 Steals (Since 1975) 21. Chris Paul 1041 2004 8. Tim Duncan 395 1996 21. Tim Duncan 149 1996 5. Robert O'Kelley 226 1999 Rk. Player Steals Year 22. Darius Songaila 1036 2002 9. Len Chappell 393 1961 22. Lowell Davis 146 1956 6. Robert O’Kelley 224 2000 1. Tyrone Bogues 89 1986 23. Randolph Childress 1029 1993 10. Ronny Watts 352 1965 23. Josh Howard 145 2003 7. Randolph Childress 217 1993 2. Tyrone Bogues 85 1985 24. Kenny Green 1028 1985 11. Len Chappell 350 1960 Bob Leonard 145 1965 8. Randolph Childress 204 1994 3. Chris Paul 84 2004 25. Tyrone Bogues 1024 1985 12. Ronny Watts 324 1964 25. Bob Leonard 143 1966 9. Tony Rutland 198 1997 4. Chris Paul 76 2005 nr. Justin Gray 774 2006 13. Gil McGregor 323 1969 nr. Justin Gray 102 2006 10. Tony Rutland 187 1996 5. Tyrone Bogues 70 1987 14. Anthony Teachey 321 1984 11. Robert O’Kelley 183 1998 6. Skip Brown 69 1976 Not included: games played, games 15. Tim Duncan 317 1994 Free Throw Attempts 12. Justin Gray 174 2006 Danny Young 69 1984 started, personal fouls 16. Jack Williams 309 1956 Rk. Player FTAs Year 13. Tony Rutland 169 1998 8. Josh Howard 64 2003 17. Bill Hull 298 1961 1. Dickie Hemric 403 1955 14. Robert O’Kelley 168 2001 Skip Brown 64 1977 18. Rod Griffin 291 1978 20. Dave Budd 202 1959 15. Randolph Childress 166 1991 10. Jerry Schellenberg 62 1977 19. Gil McGregor 285 1970 Dave Budd 202 1958 16. Taron Downey 147 2003 Skip Brown 62 1975 20. Dave Budd 281 1960 22. Bob Leonard 200 1965 17. Craig Dawson 145 2001 12. Frank Johnson 59 1978 21. Darius Songaila 276 2002 23. Bob Leonard 199 1966 18. Josh Howard 142 2003 13. Josh Howard 58 2001 22. Anthony Teachey 272 1983 24. Ronny Watts 197 1964 19. Steven Goolsby 141 1998 14. Rodney Rogers 54 1993 23. Derrick Hicks 271 1993 25. Rod Griffin 191 1978 20. Rusty LaRue 140 1996 15. Rodney Rogers 53 1991 24. Jamaal Levy 259 2004 nr. Eric Williams 143 2006 21. Craig Dawson 136 2000 16. Frank Johnson 52 1981 Jim Gilley 259 1956 22. Derrick McQueen 134 1992 17. Josh Howard 49 2002 nr. Eric Williams 193 2006 Free Throw Percentage 23. Mark Cline 133 1987 Anthony Teachey 49 1984 Rk. Player FT% Year 24. Craig Dawson 132 1999 Danny Young 49 1983 Field Goals (Min. 2 FT made per game) 25. Taron Downey 131 2004 20. Randolph Childress 48 1995 Rk. Player FGs Year 1. Charlie Davis 88.2 1969 Danny Young 48 1982 1. Len Chappell 327 1962 2. Ernie Wiggins 87.7 1957 Three-Point Field Goal 22. Fran McCaffery 47 1978 2. Len Chappell 271 1961 3. Jackie Murdock 87.5 1957 Percentage Leroy McDonald 46 1978 3. Charlie Davis 251 1971 Charlie Davis 87.5 1970 Rk. Player 3PFG% Year Frank Johnson 46 1977 4. Bob Leonard 250 1965 5. Skip Brown 87.4 1976 (Min. 1 Made Per Game) 25. Darius Songaila 45 2002 Skip Brown 250 1975 6. Paul Long 86.9 1966 1. Ricky Peral 51.0 1996 Randolph Childress 45 1994 6. Rodney Rogers 245 1992 7. Taron Downey 86.7 2005 2. Cal Boyd 50.0 1989 nr. Eric Williams 31 2006 7. Rod Griffin 243 1978 8. Charlie Davis 86.2 1971 3. Marc Blucas 47.7 1994 8. Tony Byers 240 1973 9. Taron Downey 86.1 2003 4. Chris Paul 47.4 2005 Blocked Shots (Since 1975) 9. Rodney Rogers 239 1993 10. Delaney Rudd 85.9 1984 5. Chris Paul 46.5 2004 Rk. Player BS Year 10. Paul Long 235 1967 11. Jackie Murdock 85.7 1956 6. Rusty LaRue 46.4 1996 1. Tim Duncan 135 1995 Paul Long 235 1966 12. Darius Songaila 85.4 2002 7. Steven Goolsby 45.8 1996 2. Tim Duncan 124 1994 12. Tim Duncan 234 1997 13. Jerry Montgomery 85.4 1968 8. Rusty LaRue 45.0 1994 3. Tim Duncan 120 1996 Charlie Davis 234 1970 14. Billy Packer 85.1 1960 9. Tyrone Bogues 44.3 1987 4. Tim Duncan 102 1997 14. Bob Leonard 230 1966 15. David Carlyle 84.9 1988 10. Randolph Childress44.2 1993 5. Larry Harrison 80 1978 15. Kenny Green 229 1984 16. Justin Gray 84.3 2006 11. Craig Dawson 44.1 2002 6. Anthony Teachey 70 1984 16. Tim Duncan 228 1996 Chris Paul 84.3 2004 12. Jerry Braswell 42.3 1997 Anthony Teachey 70 1983 17. Dickie Hemric 225 1954 18. Bob Rhoads 84.0 1971 Robert Siler 42.2 1991 8. Guy Morgan 65 1980 18. Skip Brown 223 1977 19. George Ritchie 83.6 1958 14. Robert O’Kelley 42.1 1998 9. Larry Harrison 61 1977 Skip Brown 223 1976 20. Darius Songaila 83.5 2000 15. Taron Downey 41.9 2005 10. Daryl Peterson 51 1976 20. Dickie Hemric 222 1955 Jackie Murdock 83.5 1955 16. Justin Gray 41.4 2006 11. Loren Woods 50 1998 21. Sam Ivy 213 1988 22. Chris Paul 83.4 2005 Cal Boyd 41.4 1988 12. Josh Howard 48 2003

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Single-Game Records Broke, Approached

Fewest Points In A Win/Since 1953-54 .673 (35-52) Temple H March 1, 1992 Points (Score) Opponent Site Date .667 (30-45) Mississippi State N Dec. 29, 1984 47 (47-40) Richmond A Dec. 22, 2005 .659 (29-44) Mississippi Valley St. H Nov. 10, 2005 48 (48-42) Maryland H (gr) Feb. 20, 1982 49 (49-48) (12) Arkansas A Jan. 31, 1982 Most Players With Double-Figure 49 (49-48) Georgia Tech H (ws) Feb. 16, 1980 Rebounds/Last 25 Years 50 (50-46) NC State A Feb. 27, 1982 FGs Opponent Site Date 3 Texas Tech New York Nov. 18, 2005 Fewest Combined Points/Since 1953-54 3 Temple Winston-Salem Dec. 1, 2002 Points (Score) Opponent Site Date 3 Marquette Milwaukee Dec. 12, 1981 78 (34-44) (3) North Carolina A Jan. 8, 1959 85 (41-44) NC State H (ws) Feb. 23, 1980 Most Points In Joel Coliseum History 87 (47-40) Richmond A Dec. 22, 2005 Pts, Player Opponent Date 89 (43-46) Clemson H (ws) Jan. 25, 1986 37, Justin Gray Wisconsin Nov. 29, 2005 37, Ron Hale Florida State Jan. 4, 2000 Fewest Field Goals/Since 1953-54 37, Bryant Stith Virginia Jan. 28, 1990 FGs Opponent Site Date 10 Maryland H (ws) Feb. 7, 1959 Most Points/Skip Prosser Era 12 Richmond A Dec. 22, 2005 Pts, Player Opponent Date 12 (8) Duke H (ws) Feb. 22, 1968 38, Craig Dawson at Clemson (2 ot) Feb. 13, 2002 12 NC State A Jan. 16, 1960 37, Justin Gray vs. Wisconsin Nov. 29, 2005 12 (3) North Carolina A Jan. 8, 1959 32, Josh Howard at North Carolina Feb. 2, 2003 12 Brigham Young ral (dc) Dec. 30, 1952 Most Assists By A Wake Forest Freshman Fewest Opponent Points/Since 1953-54 Ast Player Opponent Site Date Points (Score) Opponent Site Date 10 Shamaine Dukes Charleston So. H Dec. 30, 2005 35 (35-79) High Point H Dec. 17, 1999 10 Chris Paul Maryland A Feb. 28, 2004 37 (37-62) Appalachian St. H (ws) Jan. 7, 1987 10 Derrick McQueen New Mexico H Dec. 28, 1988 38 (38-53) Georgia Tech H (gr) Feb. 6, 1982 9 Four times 40 (40-47) Richmond A Dec. 22, 2005 41 (41-80) Maryland ral* Feb. 28, 1963 Most Rebounds In The Skip Prosser Era 20 Eric Williams at Clemson (ot) Jan. 11, 2006 Fewest Opponent Points In A Half/Since 18 Darius Songaila vs. NC State March 2, 2002 1953-54 16 Trent Strickland vs. Texas Tech (2ot) Nov. 18, 2005 Points (Half) Opponent Site Date 16 Kyle Visser vs. Texas Tech (2ot) Nov. 18, 2005 9 (1st) Clemson A Feb. 21, 2001 15 Jamaal Levy at Maryland Feb. 28, 2004 12 (1st) Appalachian State H (ws) Dec. 10, 1983 15 Josh Howard at Maryland Feb. 24, 2002 13 (2nd) Campbell H Dec. 9, 1989 14 (1st) Richmond A Dec. 22, 2005 Most Points In The Skip Prosser Era 14 (1st) Bethune-Cookman H Dec. 30, 2002 38 Justin Gray at Maryland Jan. 15, 2006 14 (1st) Wisconsin H Nov. 30, 1999 38 Craig Dawson at Clemson (2ot) Feb. 13, 2002 14 (2nd) VMI H Jan. 5, 1994 37 Justin Gray vs. Wisconsin Nov. 29, 2005 32 Josh Howard at North Carolina Feb. 2, 2003 Fewest Opponent Field Goals/Since 1953- 31 Justin Gray at Clemson Jan. 8, 2005 54 31 Justin Gray vs. Florida State (ot) Feb. 25, 2004 FGs Opponent Site Date 31 Josh Howard at Wisconsin Dec. 4, 2002 10 High Point H Dec. 17, 1999 13 Richmond A Dec. 22, 2005 13 Appalachian State H (ws) Jan. 7, 1987 13 (8) Duke H (ws) Feb. 22, 1968 13 Davidson H (ws) Dec. 10, 1959 13 Virginia H (ws) Jan. 31, 1957

Fewest Opponent Rebounds/Wake History Reb Opponent Site Date 15 Princeton H Dec. 17, 2005 16 Richmond H Jan. 15, 1990 17 NC State A Feb. 27, 1982 17 (12) NC State H (gr) Jan. 17, 1982 17 Georgia Tech H (ws) Feb. 16, 1980 17 Colgate (ot) Charlotte Dec. 17, 1956

Most Rebounds In Wake Forest History Reb Opponent Site Date 73 Virginia H Jan. 7, 1961 66 Texas Tech New York Nov. 18, 2005 64 Appalachian State H Dec. 18, 1975 64 Marquette H Dec. 14, 1963 64 Tennessee H Jan. 18, 1960

Highest Field Goal Percentage In Wake Forest History Pct (FG-A) Opponent Site Date .735 (36-49) Fairleigh Dickinson H (ws) Dec. 8, 1979 .700 (42-60) Mount St. Mary’s H Nov. 16, 2000 .676 (23-34) Clemson A Feb. 26, 1971

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 2005-06 Wake Forest Statistics Overall: 12-11 ACC: 1-9 Home: 9-5 Neutral: 1-1 Road: 2-5

# Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 Gray, Justin 22 22 773 35.1 130 324 .401 72 174 .414 102 121 .843 14 65 79 3.6 51 1 87 77 4 21 434 19.7 31 Williams, Eric 23 23 738 32.1 147 231 .636 0 0 .000 67 143 .469 65 128 193 8.4 62 2 21 46 23 31 361 15.7 33 Strickland, Trent 23 22 759 33.0 102 206 .495 29 60 .483 64 88 .727 56 109 165 7.2 56 2 46 45 10 18 297 12.9 04 Hale, Harvey 23 13 546 23.7 49 138 .355 16 62 .258 34 43 .791 15 52 67 2.9 45 0 54 51 3 17 148 6.4 55 Visser, Kyle 23 16 437 19.0 54 108 .500 1 1 1.000 27 44 .614 43 62 105 4.6 45 0 26 40 33 12 136 5.9 34 Drum, Michael 23 7 485 21.1 37 96 .385 18 55 .327 35 45 .778 11 22 33 1.4 47 2 37 26 1 11 127 5.5 00 Ellis, Chris 22 5 438 19.9 33 75 .440 15 36 .417 31 44 .705 44 61 105 4.8 51 3 14 28 24 7 112 5.1 23 Swinton, Kevin 21 2 210 10.0 15 40 .375 0 0 .000 12 33 .364 28 41 69 3.3 29 0 3 11 7 5 42 2.0 11 Stanley, Cameron 18 0 136 7.6 12 28 .429 3 12 .250 6 9 .667 10 27 37 2.1 14 0 8 15 2 2 33 1.8 02 Dukes, Shamaine 20 5 156 7.8 9 29 .310 5 16 .313 4 6 .667 3 14 17 0.9 11 0 24 28 0 9 27 1.4 52 Hoekstra, Bobby 2 0 3 1.5 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1.0 13 Smith, Matt 4 0 7 1.8 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 0 2 1 0 2 0.5 20 Lepore, Mike 2 0 3 1.5 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 10 Buck, John 5 0 9 1.8 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 3 0.6 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0.0 TM TEAM...... 28 19 47 2.0 1 1 Total...... 23 589 1279 .461 159 417 .381 384 580 .662 318 602 920 40.0 416 10 321 372 108 133 1721 74.8 Opponents...... 23 558 1374 .406 192 514 .374 324 466 .695 290 481 771 33.5 495 - 317 300 65 185 1632 71.0

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest 843 839 27 12 1721 Opponents 742 860 23 7 1632

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Wake Forest 84 5 89 Opponents 61 3 64

2005-06 Wake Forest Statistics -- ACC Games Only Overall: 1-9 Home: 1-4 Road: 0-5

# Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 Gray, Justin 9 9 330 36.7 59 145 .407 35 79 .443 49 56 .875 4 22 26 2.9 27 1 42 29 1 11 202 22.4 31 Williams, Eric 10 10 338 33.8 62 106 .585 0 0 .000 31 56 .554 32 60 92 9.2 28 2 12 16 9 12 155 15.5 33 Strickland, Trent 10 9 333 33.3 42 104 .404 17 35 .486 19 28 .679 21 36 57 5.7 29 2 19 17 4 11 120 12.0 04 Hale, Harvey 10 6 266 26.6 35 79 .443 11 34 .324 15 17 .882 9 18 27 2.7 23 0 30 27 1 12 96 9.6 34 Drum, Michael 10 3 190 19.0 19 45 .422 7 22 .318 10 14 .714 6 10 16 1.6 24 1 12 12 0 4 55 5.5 00 Ellis, Chris 10 5 209 20.9 11 33 .333 2 12 .167 15 19 .789 23 25 48 4.8 27 3 6 12 6 2 39 3.9 55 Visser, Kyle 10 3 124 12.4 10 27 .370 0 0 .000 4 6 .667 14 10 24 2.4 17 0 6 9 10 4 24 2.4 23 Swinton, Kevin 10 2 104 10.4 7 22 .318 0 0 .000 5 14 .357 14 11 25 2.5 10 0 3 4 2 3 19 1.9 11 Stanley, Cameron 8 0 72 9.0 5 14 .357 2 7 .286 2 5 .400 7 18 25 3.1 9 0 3 6 1 1 14 1.8 02 Dukes, Shamaine 8 3 58 7.3 5 14 .357 3 8 .375 0 0 .000 0 6 6 0.8 5 0 7 12 0 2 13 1.6 13 Smith, Matt 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TM TEAM...... 19 9 28 2.8 1 0 Total...... 10 255 589 .433 77 197 .391 150 215 .698 149 225 374 37.4 200 9 140 144 34 62 737 73.7 Opponents...... 10 258 563 .458 89 207 .430 180 252 .714 120 224 344 34.4 198 - 145 125 38 82 785 78.5

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest 368 362 7 737 Opponents 368 409 8 785

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Wake Forest 26 1 27 Opponents 31 0 31

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 2005-06 Wake Forest Results Overall: 12-11 ACC: 1-9

WFU OPP Date Rank Rank Opponent W/L Score Record WFU High Scorer OPP High Scorer High Rebounds High Assists Attend. N10 18/18 -- & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ST. W 78-64 1-0 Eric Williams 22 Richard Cannon 19 Trent Strickland 12 Justin Gray 8 14,665 N11 18/18 -- & GEORGE MASON W ot 83-78 2-0 Eric Williams 19 Tony Skinn 23 Trent Strickland 11 Justin Gray 4 14,665 N17 19/18 -- & ^ Florida L 72-77 2-1 Eric Williams 20 Taurean Green 23 Strickland/Williams 7 Justin Gray 5 8,549 N18 19/18 -- & ^ Texas Tech W 2ot 78-73 3-1 Justin Gray 18 Jarius Jackson 27 Strickland/Visser 16 Michael Drum 6 8,690 N21 24/24 -- UNC-ASHEVILLE W 79-63 4-1 Justin Gray 16 Joe Barber 17 Kevin Swinton 12 Trent Strickland 4 14,665 N25 24/24 -- APPALACHIAN STATE W 91-78 5-1 Trent Strickland 25 D.J. Thompson 20 Eric Williams 10 Justin Gray 8 14,665 N29 22/23 -- % WISCONSIN W 91-88 6-1 Justin Gray 37 Alando Tucker 27 Trent Strickland 10 Kyle Visser 5 14,665 D3 22/23 -- $ at Elon W 78-59 7-1 Justin Gray 22 Montell Watson 13 Trent Strickland 12 Kyle Visser 3 5,472 D13 16/16 -- DEPAUL L 81-84 7-2 Eric Williams 24 Sammy Mejia 24 Eric Williams 7 Kyle Visser 5 14,665 D17 16/16 -- PRINCETON W 61-42 8-2 Eric Williams 15 Kyle Koncz 17 Trent Strickland 9 Justin Gray 4 14,665 D22 22/24 -- at Richmond W 47-40 9-2 Justin Gray 21 Oumar Sylla 9 Eric Williams 9 Six with 1 6,022 D30 22/24 -- CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 87-47 10-2 Justin Gray 17 Jackson/Drafts 10 Eric Williams 8 Shamaine Dukes 10 14,665 J3 23/22 -- EAST CAROLINA W 58-54 11-2 Trent Strickland 20 Courtney Captain 14 Trent Strickland 9 Gray/Dukes 3 14,665 J8 23/22 1/1 *DUKE L 64-82 11-3/0-1 Gray/Williams 17 J.J. Redick 32 Eric Williams 8 Justin Gray 4 14,665

J11 -- -- *at Clemson L ot 73-74 11-4/0-2 Justin Gray 27 Hamilton/Hammonds 22 Eric Williams 20 Justin Gray 7 9,400 J15 -- 23/21 *at Maryland L 86-90 11-5/0-3 Justin Gray 38 Mike Jones 22 Chris Ellis 10 Justin Gray 6 17,950 J18 -- -- *GEORGIA TECH W 86-71 12-5/1-3 Justin Gray 25 Anthony Morrow 29 Eric Williams 11 Justin Gray 6 14,665 J21 -- 14/14 *at NC State L 82-92 12-6/1-4 Eric Williams 19 Cameron Bennerman 26 Chris Ellis 11 Justin Gray 4 19,722 J24 -- -- *FLORIDA STATE L 68-75 12-7/1-5 Justin Gray 19 Andrew Wilson 18 Eric Williams 12 Justin Gray 5 14,665 J28 -- -- *VIRGINIA TECH L 70-76 12-8/1-6 Trent Strickland 23 A.D. Vassallo 29 Strickland/Stanley 8 Harvey Hale 6 14,665 J31 -- -- *at Miami L 69-78 12-9/1-7 Justin Gray 20 Robert Hite 25 Eric Williams 11 Harvey Hale 4 4,124 F4 -- -- *at Virginia L 73-75 12-10/1-8 Justin Gray 18 J.R. Reynolds 21 Three with 4 Justin Gray 6 8,211 F8 -- 17/18 *BOSTON COLLEGE L 66-72 12-11/1-9 Justin Gray 24 Tyrese Rice 23 Trent Strickland 7 Gray/Hale 4 14,665 F11 CHARLOTTE F14 *at Duke F19 NORTH CAROLINA F22 CLEMSON F25 *at Georgia Tech F28 *at Boston College M4 *NC STATE M9 + ACC Tournament CAPS home game & 2k Sports Classic ^ at New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) % ACC/Big Ten Challenge $ Greensboro, NC (Greensboro Coliseum) + ACC Tournament at Greensboro, NC * ACC game Rank = AP/Coaches

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 2005-06 Wake Forest Superlatives

Individual WAKE FOREST OPPONENT Points scored 38, Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) 32, J.J. Redick of Duke (1.8) Points scored/half 21 (1st), Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) 24 (2nd), Anthony Morrow of Georgia Tech (1.18) Offensive rebounds 7, Chris Ellis at Maryland (1.15) 8, Jeremis Smith of Georgia Tech (1.18) 8, Jamon Gordon of Virginia Tech (1.28) Defensive rebounds 14, Eric Williams at Clemson (1.11) 10, Craig Smith of Boston College (2.8) Total rebounds 20, Eric Williams at Clemson (1.11) 14, Jamon Gordon of Virginia Tech (1.28) Field goals 12, Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) 12, J.J. Redick of Duke (1.8) Field goal attempts 22, Justin Gray at NC State (1.21) 28, Jarrius Jackson of Texas Tech (11.29) Field goal percentage (min. 6 made) .875 (7-8), Eric Williams vs. Princeton (12.17) .777 (7-9), Tyrese Rice of Boston College (2.8) Field goal percentage (min. 10 made) .833 (10-12), Eric Williams vs. Mississippi Valley State (11.10) .579 (11-19), A.D. Vassallo of Virginia Tech (1.28) 3-Point field goals 7, Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) 7, Robert Hite of Miami (1.31) 3-Point field goal attempts 11, four times 13, J.J. Redick of Duke (1.8) 3-Point FG percentage (min. 4 made) .857 (6-7), Justin Gray vs. Georgia Tech (1.18) .800 (4-5), Mike Jones of Maryland (1.15) .800 (4-5), A.D. Vassallo of Virginia Tech (1.28) Free throws 13, Justin Gray vs. Wisconsin (10.29) 12, Cameron Bennerman of NC State (1.21) Free throw attempts 14, Eric Williams vs. DePaul (12.13) 14, Akida McLain of Boston College (2.8) Free throw percentage (min. 8 made) 100.0 (13-13), Justin Gray vs. Wisconsin (10.29) 1.000 (12-12), Cameron Bennerman of NC State (1.21) 100.0 (8-8), Trent Strickland vs. Florida (11.17) Assists 10, Shamaine Dukes vs. Charleston Southern (12.30) 8, Sean Singletary of Virginia (2.4) Steals 4, Harvey Hale vs. Boston College (2.8) 5, four times Turnovers 10, Justin Gray vs. George Mason (11.11) 5, five times 10, Justin Gray vs. Texas Tech (11.18) Blocked shots 5, Kyle Visser vs. Texas Tech (11.18) 3, Marcus Heard of DePaul (12.13) 3, Raymond Sykes of Clemson (1.11) Minutes played (regulation game) 39, Trent Strickland at Miami (1.31) 39, Guillermo Diaz of Miami (1.31) Minutes played (ot game) 48, Trent Strickland vs. Texas Tech (11.18) 50, Martin Zeno of Texas Tech (11.18) 50, Jarrius Jackson of Texas Tech (11.18)

Team WAKE FOREST HIGH WAKE FOREST LOW OPPONENT HIGH OPPONENT LOW Points scored 91 vs. Appalachian State (11.25) 47 at Richmond (12.22) 92 by NC State (1.21) 40 by Richmond (12.22) 91 vs. Wisconsin (11.29) *Points in one half 54 (2nd) vs. Wisconsin (11.29) 21 (1st) at Richmond (12.22) 56 (2nd) by Wisconsin (11.29) 14 (1st) by Richmond (12.22) Victory margin 40 (87-47) vs. Charleston So. (12.30) -- +18 (82-64) by Duke (1.8) -- Field goals 34 vs. Charleston So. (12.30) 12 at Richmond (12.22) 32 by DePaul (12.13) 13 by Richmond (12.22) Field goal attempts 75 vs. Texas Tech (11.18) 38 vs. East Carolina (1.3) 82 by Texas Tech (11.18) 38 by Boston College (2.8) Field goal percentage .659 vs. Mississippi Valley St. (11.10) .300 (12-40) at Richmond (12.22) .549 (28-51) by Duke (1.8) .260 (13-50) by Richmond (12.22) *Single-half FG percentage .720 (2nd) vs. Miss. Valley St.(11.10) .258 (2nd) vs. Texas Tech (11.18) .615 (1st) by Duke (1.8) .182 (1st) by Richmond (12.22) 3-Point field goals 12 at Maryland (1.15) 2 vs. Duke (1.8) 14 by Appalachian State (11.25) 3 by Charleston So. (12.30) 12 vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) 14 by Duke (1.8) 3-Point field goal attempts 31 at Maryland (1.15) 7 vs. Mississippi Valley St. (11.10) 37 by Appalachian State (11.25) 14 by Maryland (1.15) 3-Point FG percentage .714 (5-7) vs. Miss. Valley St. (11.10) .154 (2-13) vs. Duke (1.8) .571 (8-14) by Maryland (1.15) .136 (3-22) by Charleston So. (12.30) Free throws 26 vs. Wisconsin (11.29) 6 vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) 37 by NC State (1.21) 2 by Princeton (12.17) Free throw attempts 37 vs. Appalachian State (11.25) 11 vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) 50 by Boston College (2.8) 2 by Princeton (12.17) 37 vs. East Carolina (1.3) Free throw percentage .897 (26-29) vs. Wisconsin (11.29) .429 (9-21) vs. Charleston So. (12.30) 100.0 (2-2) by Princeton (12.17) .563 by Mississippi Valley St. (11.10) Offensive rebounds 22 at NC State (1.21) 5 vs. Mississippi Valley St. (11.10) 21 by Virginia (2.4) 4 by Princeton (12.17) 5 at Virginia (2.4) Defensive rebounds 46 vs. Texas Tech (11.18) 17, three times 32 by Texas Tech (11.18) 11 by Princeton (12.17) Total rebounds 66 vs. Texas Tech (11.18) 25 at Virginia (2.4) 47 by Virginia (2.4) # 15 by Princeton (12.17) Rebound margin +24 (39-15) vs. Princeton (12.17) -- +22 (47-25) by Virginia (2.4) -- Personal fouls 31 vs. Boston College (2.8) 11 vs. Princeton (12.17) 28 by East Carolina (1.3) 15 by Miami (1.31) 28 by Georgia Tech (1.18) DQs 3 vs. Boston College (2.8) 0, 16 times 3 by Texas Tech (11.18) 0, 11 times Assists 24 vs. Charleston So. (12.30) 6 at Richmond (12.22) 22 by Maryland (1.15) 8 by Richmond (12.22) Turnovers 22, three times 9 at Virginia (2.4) 22 by Georgia Tech (1.18) 5 by Miami (1.31) Blocked shots 11 vs. Texas Tech (11.18) 0 vs. Boston College (2.8) 10 by Clemson (1.11) 0 by George Mason (11.11) 11 vs. Elon (12.3) 0 by East Carolina (1.3) Steals 14 vs. Georgia Tech (1.18) 1 at Miami (1.31) 15 by Clemson (1.11) 3 by Virginia (2.4) Double-figure scorers 5 vs. UNC-Asheville (11.21) 2, three times 5 by Maryland (1.15) 0 by Richmond (12.22) * Does not include overtime periods # Wake Forest school record

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 2005-06 Wake Forest Game-By-Game Statistics

Opponent Result Score By Half FG-FGAPCT 3PT-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT O D REBPF-Dq A TO BS ST Bench Wake Forest ☺ 78 35-43 29-44 .659 5-7 . 714 15-25 .600 5 31 36 14-0 16 19 5 2 16 Mississippi Valley St. 64 33-31 23-61 .377 9-24 .375 9-16 .563 10 16 26 22-0 16 9 2 5 18 Wake Forest ☺ 83 ot 44-27-12 28-47 .596 5-12 .417 22-34 .647 8 32 40 17-0 15 20 4 4 19 George Mason 78 29-42-7 29-68 .426 8-28 .286 12-21 .571 13 20 33 25-2 15 11 0 9 5 Wake Forest 72 37-35 24-57 .421 9-23 .391 15-24 .625 12 23 35 26-1 14 22 2 5 10 vs. Florida 77 39-38 25-52 .481 8-24 .333 19-29 .655 9 23 32 22-0 17 18 3 10 14 Wake Forest ☺ 78 2ot 31-27-8-12 26-75 .347 9-28 .321 17-25 .680 20 46 66 21-0 10 22 11 3 4 vs. Texas Tech 73 24-34-8-7 26-82 .317 7-15 .467 14-24 .583 13 32 45 22-3 15 8 4 10 13 Wake Forest ☺ 79 38-41 27-59 .458 5-20 .250 20-29 .690 17 24 41 15-0 13 15 7 10 17 UNC-Asheville 63 29-34 22-60 .367 6-16 .375 13-16 .813 16 20 36 22-1 13 18 3 5 18 Wake Forest ☺ 91 53-38 29-51 .569 10-24 .417 23-37 .622 14 29 43 14-0 18 13 5 6 14 Appalachian State 78 37-41 26-68 .382 14-37 .378 12-17 .706 17 17 34 26-1 14 12 1 3 6 Wake Forest ☺ 91 37-54 31-65 .477 3-13 .231 26-29 .897 18 27 45 21-0 13 16 10 5 11 Wisconsin 88 32-56 31-73 .425 9-21 .329 17-24 .708 18 18 36 25-0 14 11 4 6 13 Wake Forest ☺ 78 38-40 26-52 .500 7-15 .467 19-31 .613 14 38 52 15-0 14 21 11 9 17 at Elon 58 28-31 22-77 .286 8-26 .308 7-11 .636 19 17 36 23-0 12 14 1 10 21 Wake Forest 81 40-41 28-57 .491 6-21 .286 19-32 .594 12 18 30 16-0 15 12 2 5 26 DePaul 84 44-40 32-62 .516 8-21 .381 12-15 .800 14 24 38 25-0 12 17 3 6 7 Wake Forest ☺ 61 33-28 24-44 .545 6-12 .500 7-16 .438 14 25 39 11-0 13 17 5 6 16 Princeton 42 24-18 15-44 .341 10-22 .455 2-2 1.000 4 11 15 17-0 14 13 3 9 12 Wake Forest ☺ 47 21-26 12-40 .300 4-11 .364 19-25 .760 8 28 36 17-0 6 15 3 5 7 at Richmond 40 14-26 13-50 .260 7-29 .241 7-11 .636 12 24 36 20-2 8 13 2 4 16 Wake Forest ☺ 87 42-45 34-61 .557 10-21 .476 9-21 .429 16 29 45 17-0 24 15 5 9 26 Charleston Southern 47 16-31 17-60 .283 3-22 .136 10-16 .625 18 17 35 21-0 11 18 1 9 16 Wake Forest ☺ 58 26-32 16-38 .421 3-13 .231 23-37 .622 13 26 39 12-0 10 21 4 2 9 East Carolina 54 25-29 19-54 .352 6-22 .273 10-12 .833 9 16 25 28-2 10 13 0 13 28 Wake Forest 64 39-25 25-57 .439 2-13 .154 12-16 .750 15 17 32 16-0 13 16 4 6 20 Duke 82 48-34 28-51 .549 14-28 .500 12-14 .857 7 18 25 17-0 15 16 3 12 19 Wake Forest 73 ot 26-40-7 26-63 .413 3-12 .250 18-26 .692 19 33 52 16-0 13 22 3 8 13 at Clemson 74 37-29-8 28-69 .406 8-32 .250 10-16 .625 12 24 36 22-0 12 15 10 15 19 Wake Forest 86 38-48 27-68 .397 12-31 .387 20-23 .870 20 25 45 21-1 11 17 5 2 28 at Maryland 90 41-49 31-61 .508 8-14 .571 20-25 .800 9 22 31 18-0 22 11 4 8 `27 Wake Forest ☺ 86 51-35 28-54 .519 9-15 .600 21-35 .600 14 22 36 19-0 18 13 4 14 7 Georgia Tech 71 28-43 25-60 .417 8-18 .444 13-20 .650 17 20 37 28-1 13 22 3 5 24 Wake Forest 82 45-37 29-72 .403 5-21 .238 19-25 .760 22 27 49 27-1 13 14 5 7 24 at NC State 92 40-52 25-54 .463 5-19 .263 37-43 .860 7 24 31 20-1 13 9 5 10 15 Wake Forest 68 34-34 20-57 .351 6-17 .353 22-29 .759 16 25 41 19-2 10 13 2 4 6 Florida State 75 42-33 25-55 .455 11-20 .550 14-21 .667 8 25 33 25-2 17 9 2 4 37 Wake Forest 70 38-32 26-55 .473 12-25 .480 6-11 .545 12 22 34 13-1 17 15 4 4 8 Virginia Tech 76 35-41 28-66 .424 8-19 .421 12-17 .706 19 21 40 16-0 10 7 3 13 3 Wake Forest 69 37-32 24-53 .453 10-21 .476 11-14 .786 16 17 33 18-0 13 14 5 1 9 at Miami 78 34-44 25-48 .521 12-22 .545 16-22 .727 8 15 23 15-0 17 5 3 8 11 Wake Forest 73 38-35 25-49 .510 9-18 .500 14-22 .636 5 20 25 20-1 17 9 2 6 15 at Virginia 75 35-40 26-61 .426 7-20 .350 16-24 .667 21 26 47 20-1 15 11 1 3 6 Wake Forest 66 22-44 25-61 .410 9-24 .375 7-14 .500 10 17 27 31-3 15 11 0 10 22 Boston College 72 28-44 17-38 .447 8-15 .533 30-50 .600 12 29 41 17-1 11 20 4 4 37 Wake Forest Charlotte Wake Forest at Duke Wake Forest North Carolina Wake Forest Clemson Wake Forest at Georgia Tech Wake Forest at Boston College Wake Forest NC State ACC Tournament Wake Forest

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06 Miscellaneous Statistics

Deacon Starting Lineups (w-l) Under Forward Forward Center Guard Guard 2005-06 All-Time Wake’s Record When... 05-06 Prosser Strickland Visser Williams Drum Gray 3-1 3-1 At home 9-5 66-11 Strickland Visser Williams Hale Gray 6-1 6-1 On road 2-5 28-25 Strickland Visser Williams Dukes Gray 2-2 2-2 At neutral sites 1-1 12-10 Drum Visser Williams Dukes Gray 0-1 0-1 After a loss 3-7 23-20 Strickland Ellis Williams Hale Gray 1-2 1-2 In overtime 2-1 5-5 Strickland Ellis Williams Hale Drum 0-1 0-1 In games decided by 3 points or less 1-3 13-8 Strickland Swinton Williams Hale Gray 0-2 0-2 In games decided by 4-5 points 3-2 14-7 Strickland Ellis Williams Drum Gray 0-1 0-1 In games decided by 6-10 points 1-5 19-16 In games decided by 11-20 points 6-1 33-11 Attendance G Total Average Double-Figure Scoring 2005-06 Career In games decided by 20-plus points 1-0 28-4 Home 14 205,310 14,665 Justin Gray 22 91 Scoring first 10-7 71-23 Away 7 70,901 10,129 Eric Williams 22 88 Leading at half 12-4 87-18 Neutral 2 17,239 8,619 Trent Strickland 16 34 Tied at half 0-0 3-2 Total 23 292,450 12,715 Kyle Visser 6 14 Trailing at half 0-7 15-26 Harvey Hale 6 6 Leading with 10:00 remaining 11-1 91-9 Trailing with 10:00 remaining 0-10 12-35 Miscellaneous WFU Opponents Michael Drum 4 4 3-second violations 9 0 Chris Ellis 3 9 Leading with 5:00 remaining 12-1 100-6 Trailing with 5:00 remaining 0-8 5-37 5-second violations 4 2 Shamaine Dukes 1 1 WFU shoots 50% or better 7-1 54-6 10-second violations 1 0 WFU shoots less than 50% 5-10 49-40 Lane violations 1 0 2005-06 Career Double-Figure Rebounds WFU shoots better than opponent 12-3 95-9 Defensive goal tending 6 2 Eric Williams 6 21 Opponent shoots 50% or better 0-4 9-27 Offensive goal tending 1 1 Trent Strickland 5 5 Opponent shoots less than 50% 12-7 97-19 Shot clock expired 0 8 Chris Ellis 2 3 WFU out-rebounds opponent 10-6 90-21 4-point plays 4 0 Kyle Visser 1 1 Opponent out-rebounds WFU 1-5 12-22 Jump balls controlled 17 10 Kevin Swinton 1 1 WFU shoots 70% or better from FT line 2-5 58-25 Technical fouls (players) 4 1 WFU has more FT attempts 12-4 81-16 Technical fouls (bench) 1 3 Double-Figure Assists 2005-06 Career Opponent has more FT attempts 0-7 18-29 Shamaine Dukes 1 1 WFU shoots 40% or better from 3-pt range 7-3 50-13 WFU has more turnovers than opponent 9-7 54-27 Double-Doubles 2005-06 Career WFU has less turnovers than opponent 3-3 49-16 THE TOP 10 Eric Williams 5 19 WFU scores 100-plus points 0-0 6-3 Trent Strickland 4 4 WFU scores 90-99 points 2-0 28-2 Points Kyle Visser 1 1 WFU scores 80-89 points 3-3 35-12 38, Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) Shamaine Dukes 1 1 WFU scores 70-79 points 4-4 24-13 37, Justin Gray vs. Wisconsin (11.29) Chris Ellis 1 1 WFU scores 60-69 points 1-4 10-15 27, Justin Gray at Clemson (1.11) WFU scores 50-59 points 1-0 2-1 25, Justin Gray vs. Georgia Tech (1.18) 2005-06 Career WFU scores less than 50 points 1-0 1-0 25, Trent Strickland vs. Appalachian State (11.25) Technical Foul FTs Justin Gray 5-6 10-11 Opponent scores 100-plus points 0-0 0-4 24, Justin Gray vs. Boston College (2.8) TOTALS 5-6 Opponent scores 90-99 points 0-2 2-13 24, Eric Williams vs. DePaul (12.13) Opponents 4-4 Opponent scores 80-89 points 1-2 16-13 23, Trent Strickland vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) Opponent scores 70-79 points 4-7 31-15 22, three times Opponent scores 60-69 points 2-0 37-2 Dunks 2005-06 Career Eric Williams 40 166 Opponent scores 50-59 points 1-0 12-0 Rebounds Opponent scores less than 50 points 3-0 7-0 Trent Strickland 19 67 20, Eric Williams at Clemson (1.11) On Mondays 1-0 8-1 Kyle Visser 8 24 16, Trent Strickland vs. Texas Tech (11.18) On Tuesdays 2-3 10-9 Chris Ellis 5 28 16, Kyle Visser vs. Texas Tech (11.18) On Wednesdays 1-2 20-7 Kevin Swinton 4 4 12, Eric Williams vs. Florida State (1.24) On Thursdays 2-1 14-5 Cameron Stanley 2 2 12, Trent Strickland at Elon (12.3) On Fridays 4-0 10-3 John Buck 0 1 12, Kevin Swinton vs. UNC-Asheville (11.21) On Saturdays 2-3 30-13 TOTALS 78 12, Trent Strickland vs. Miss. Valley St. (11.10) On Sundays 0-2 14-8 Opponents 37 11, four times In November 6-1 20-2 In December 4-1 25-4 2005-06 Career Assists Charges Drawn In January 2-6 25-17 Justin Gray 10 31 10, Shamaine Dukes vs. Charleston So. (12.30) In February 0-2 22-12 Trent Strickland 8 44 8, Justin Gray vs. Appalachian State (11.25) In March 0-0 13-10 Eric Williams 3 5 8, Justin Gray vs. Mississippi Valley St. (11.10) Wearing white uniforms 9-4 66-15 Kyle Visser 2 20 7, Justin Gray at Clemson (1.11) Wearing black uniforms 3-6 32-28 Harvey Hale 2 2 Wearing gold uniforms 0-1 7-3 6, Harvey Hale vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) Michael Drum 2 2 On ESPN or ESPN 2 3-3 28-19 6, Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) Cameron Stanley 1 1 On ESPN-U 0-1 0-1 5, Justin Gray at Virginia (2.4) Kevin Swinton 1 1 On ABC 0-0 6-4 5, seven times Shamaine Dukes 1 1 On CBS 0-0 6-6 TOTALS 30 On Fox Sports/Fox Net South 2-4 19-7 Three-Point Field Goals Opponents 20 On Raycom-Jefferson Pilot 1-3 21-13 7, Justin Gray at Maryland (1.15) 6, Justin Gray at Miami (1.31) Miscellaneous 6, Justin Gray vs. Georgia Tech (1.18) Games Missed Because Of Injury/ 2005-06 Career Current streak Lost 6 5, Justin Gray vs. Boston College (2.8) Illness/Suspension Kevin Swinton 2 2 Home court streak Lost 3 5, Michael Drum vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) Justin Gray 1 9 Neutral court streak Won 1 5, Trent Strickland vs. Virginia Tech (1.28) Road streak Lost 5 Chris Ellis 1 8 5, Justin Gray vs. Charleston Southern (12.30) Consecutive games with a 3-point field goal 448 Trent Strickland 0 3 4, eight times All-Time Record 1,343-1,017 Kyle Visser 0 1

Demon Deacon Basketball 2005-06