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The Atlantic Coast Conference

Tradition of Excellence The Wolfpack walked away with Consistency. It is the mark of true the coveted crown in 1974 and 1983, excellence in any endeavor. while the Orange claimed their national However, in today’s intercollegiate championship in 2003. athletics, competition has become so The ACC has posted 10 or more balanced and so competitive that it is NCAA Tournament wins 15 times overall Atlantic Coast Conference virtually impossible to maintain a high and with its record-setting 19-7 mark in 512 Weybridge Lane level of consistency. the 2016 NCAA Tournament, the ACC Greensboro, NC 27407 Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has extended its non-losing streak in NCAA www.theacc.com defied the odds. Now in its 64th year of Tournament play to 29 years in a row. competition, the ACC has long enjoyed The Big Ten is second with a streak of Switchboard (336) 854-8787 the reputation as one of the strongest and John Swofford 10 straight non-losing seasons, while the Fax (336) 854-8797 most competitive intercollegiate confer- SEC is third at seven. ences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, A year ago, ACC teams combined to win an won 77 national team titles over the last 19 years the numbers support it. NCAA-record 19 NCAA Tournament games, eclipsing and has won two or more NCAA titles in 33 of the Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools the previous mark of 18 set by the Big East in 1985. past 35 years. have captured 146 national championships, includ- Over the past two years, ACC teams have Academically, the member institutions of the ing 74 in women’s competition and 72 in men’s. In combined to win an NCAA-record 36 Tournament Atlantic Coast Conference again led the way among addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC games, bettering the previous mark of 28 set by the Autonomy 5 conferences in the “Best Colleges” rank- student-athletes 163 times in men’s competition and Big East in 2008-09 and the Big Ten in 1999-2000. ings released by US News & World Report. 129 times in women’s action. In 2016-17, the ACC will feature four of the six ACC History If success is best measured in terms of wins and active Division I coaches that are in the Naismith The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May losses, then the ACC is unrivaled in NCAA basket- Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame - Duke’s Mike 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, N.C., ball annals. Seven of the last 16 NCAA Basketball Krzyzewski, Louisville’s , ’s with seven charter members - Clemson, Duke, Maryland, Championships have been won by teams currently Roy Williams and Syracuse’s . North Carolina, North Carolina State, competing in the ACC. The ACC’s current membership further enhances and Wake Forest - drawing up the conference by-laws. No conference has compiled a better NCAA the league’s reputation in . The 15 The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Tournament record than the ACC. Since the inaugural schools that comprise the ACC in 2015-16 have Conference came early on the morning of May 8, 1953, tournament in 1939, league teams have posted an made 62 trips to the Final Four and have won 16 during the ’s annual spring meet- NCAA Tournament-best mark of 412-210 NCAA Championships, including seven ing. On June 14, 1953, the seven members met in ACC for a sterling .662 winning percentage of the last 16. Current league members Raleigh, N.C., where a set of bylaws was adopted and the against the nation’s toughest competition. Membership have won 23,375 games and have had name became officially the Atlantic Coast Conference. The 15 teams currently in the ACC  Boston College 749 NBA draft picks, including 240 first- On December 4, 1953, conference officials met have combined for 601 NCAA Tourna-  Clemson round selections. again at Sedgefield and officially admitted as ment victories - 178 more than the next  Duke Fourteen of the 15 league mem- the league’s eighth member. The first withdrawal of a nearest conference. bers have 1,000 or more all-time wins, school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when Since 1985, the ACC has produced  State including eight schools with 1,500 or South Carolina tendered its resignation. The ACC 26 Final Four teams, four more than any  Tech more victories. operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, other conference. The ACC has had at  Louisville Championships in 27 Sports when was admitted. The school least one Final Four team in 21 of the  Miami The ACC will conduct championship had withdrawn from the in last 28 years. competition in 27 sports during the 2016- January of 1964. The ACC expanded to nine members Since the NCAA Tournament ex-  North Carolina 17 academic year - 14 for women and 13 on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. panded to 64 teams in 1985, ACC teams  NC State for men. The first ACC championship was The conference expanded to 11 members on have compiled a 313-157 (.666) record,  Notre Dame held in on February 25, 1954. July 1, 2004, with the addition of Miami and Virginia including 85 Sweet 16 appearances and  The 13 sports for men include football, Tech. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted 46 Regional Final berths - all NCAA Tour- cross country, soccer, basketball, fencing, an invitation to become the league’s 12th member nament bests. Since 1985, over half of  Syracuse swimming and , indoor and outdoor starting July 1, 2005. the league teams (85-of-166) receiving  Virginia track & field, wrestling, , , The ACC added its 13th and 14th members NCAA berths have won at least two NCAA  Virginia Tech and lacrosse. on Sept. 18, 2011, when Pittsburgh and Syracuse Tournament games.  Wake Forest Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 accepted invitations to join the conference. The two Teams currently in the ACC have with the first championship meet held in schools officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013. Notre combined to win 16 NCAA Championships. Duke tennis at Wake Forest University. Dame also officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013, and North Carolina lead all league schools with five Championships for women are currently con- after announcing on Sept. 12, 2012 its intention to NCAA titles each. Louisville is next with three titles, ducted in cross country, field hockey, soccer, basketball, enter the league for competition in all sports but NC State with two and Syracuse one. fencing, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track football, bringing the membership of the conference The Blue Devils claimed their fifth title in 2015, & field, tennis, golf, lacrosse, and , with to 15. The Fighting Irish will play five games with ACC following earlier championships in 2010, 2001, 1992 deciding its champion by regular-season play. schools each year. and 1991. The Tar Heels won NCAA titles in 1957, Five National Titles in 2015-16 On July 1, 2014, Louisville entered the ACC on 1982, 1993, 2005 and 2009, while the Cardinals’ The 2015-16 academic year saw five ACC teams the same day Maryland withdrew, keeping the confer- three titles came in 2013, 1986 and 1980. capture NCAA national team titles. In all, the ACC has ence’s membership at 15 institutions.

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The Atlantic Coast Conference

Atlantic Coast Conference Staff 2015-16 ACC Final Standings ACC Sponsored Sports Commissioner John D. Swofford School AAC All Tourn. Executive Assistant to the Commissioner Cecilia DiAmico North Carolina 14-4 33-7 NCAA Men's Sports (13) Women's Sports (14) Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Chief of External Affairs Amy Yakola Virginia 13-5 29-8 NCAA Baseball Basketball Miami 13-5 27-8 NCAA Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Chief of Internal Affairs Brad Hostetter Basketball Cross Country Louisville 12-6 23-8 Cross Country Fencing Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Chief Financial Officer Jeff Elliott Notre Dame 11-7 24-12 NCAA Fencing Field Hockey Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Football Michael Strickland Duke 11-7 25-11 NCAA Football Golf Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Men's Basketball Paul Brazeau Virginia Tech 10-8 20-15 NIT Golf Lacrosse Clemson 10-8 17-14 Sr. Assoc Commissioner/Women’s Basketball Nora Lynn Finch Lacrosse Rowing Pittsburgh 9-9 21-12 NCAA Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Championships &SWA Kris W. Pierce Soccer Soccer Syracuse 9-9 23-14 NCAA Sr. Assoc. Commissioner/Brand Marketing Tim Lynde Georgia Tech 8-10 21-15 NIT Swimming & Diving Softball Assoc. Commissioner/Compliance & Governance Matt Burgermeister Florida State 8-10 20-14 NIT Tennis Swimming & Diving Assoc. Commissioner/Football Communications Mike Finn NC State 5-13 16-17 Indoor Track & Field Tennis Outdoor Track & Field Indoor Track & Field Assoc. Commissioner/Advanced Media W. Scott Burney Wake Forest 2-16 11-20 Boston College 0-18 7-25 Wrestling Outdoor Track & Field Assoc. Commissioner/Men’s Basketball Comm. Brian Morrison Volleyball Assoc. Commissioner/Football, Multimedia & Legal Affairs Ben Tario Note: North Carolina won the 2016 ACC Tour- nament, beating Virginia 61-57 in the title game. Asst. Commissioner/Men’s Basketball Lee Butler  Conference Shifting for the Cards — The Asst. Commissioner/Championships Brandon Neff University of Louisville joined the Atlantic Coast Con- Coordinator of Women’s Basketbal Officials Charlene Curtis ference on July 1, 2014, its third different conference in three years. The Cardinals were members of the Coordinator of Football Officials Dennis Hennigan for eight years before the league Coordinator of Men’s Basketbal Officials Bryan Kersey split, with Louisville moving with four others to form Director/Stud-Athl Programs & Compliance Shamaree Brown the American in 2013. UofL’s Director/Championships Ashley Champigny UofL All-Time Series association with the American was for one season Director/Football Alyssa Francona vs. ACC Opponents in 2013-14, as the Cardinals accepted an invitation to join the Atlantic Coast Conference on Nov. 28, Director/Women's Basketball Operations Brad Hecker School Series Last Meeting Boston College 4-3 UL 79, BC 47 (2/6/16) 2012. Louisville has been a member of eight different Director/Business Operations Lynne Herndon Clemson 4-1 CU 66, UL 62 (1/10/16) conferences, including eight in the last 50 years. Director/Compliance Marra Hvozdovic Duke 5-7 UL 71, DU 64 (2/20/16) Director/Championships Donald Moore Florida State 32-9 UL 84, FSU 65 (1/20/16) UofL’s Conference History Director/Information Systems Christina L. Tracey Georgia Tech 18-13 UL 56, GT 53 (3/1/16) Conference Years Miami 9-3 UM 73, UL 65 (2/27/16) Directo/Men’s Basketball Operations Kara Tyree Intercollegiate Athletic 1925-48 North Carolina 5-10 UL 71, UNC 65 (2/1/16) Ohio Valley 1948-49 Associate Director/Communications Steve Phillips NC State 10-9 UL 77, NCSU 72 (1/7/16) Valley 1964-75 Associate Director/Communications Amy Ufnowski Notre Dame 20-14 ND 71, UL 66 (2/13/16) Metro 1975-95 Associate Director/Advanced Media Steve “Slim” Vollinger Pitt 12-5 UL 67, UP 60 (2/24/16) Syracuse 16-8 UL 72, SU 58 (2/17/16) Conference USA 1995-2005 Asst. Director/Women’s Basketball Alyssa Duke Virginia 4-8 UV 68, UL 46 (3/5/16) Big East 2005-13 Asst. Director/Communications George Lane Virginia Tech 30-8 UL 91, VT 83 (1/27/16) American Athletic 2013-14 Asst. Director/Marketing Ken Marra Wake Forest 3-1 UL 65, WFU 57 (1/3/16) Atlantic Coast 2014-current Asst. Director/Exernal Affairs Marianne Schroer Website Coordinator Heather Hirshman Graphic Designer Martha Schwab Coordinator/Finance & Administration Susan Anthony Coordinator/Men’s Basketball Operations & Officiating Eden Cassidy Coordinator/Operations T.C. Gammons Coordinator/Stud.-Athl. Programs, Compliance & Governance, . Human Resources Tracey Haith Coordinator/Football Tristan Powers Office Coordinator/Desktop Publishing Emily Watkins Asst. Coordinator/Football Replay Ted Jackson Football & Basketball Video Assistant Allen Franklin Intern/Advanced Media Andrew Bacon Intern/Communications & Public Relations Megan Boyle Intern/Championships Alex Kossoff Intern/Brand Marketing Kelly Siciliano Intern/Digital Lauren Vigar

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2016-17 ACC Composite Basketball Schedule

November Saturday, Nov. 19 Saturday, Nov. 26 Tuesday, Dec. 6 Duke at Penn State (Hall of Fame Boston College vs. Maryland/Richmond Southern Miss at Florida State Friday, Nov. 11 Tip-Off, Uncasville, Conn.) (Barclays Classic, , N.Y.) South Carolina State at Miami Georgia at Clemson Penn at Miami Tulane at Georgia Tech East Carolina at Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech NC State vs. Creighton/Washington Loyola (Chicago) at NC State Charlotte at Wake Forest (MTE Classic) (Paradise Jam, US Virgin Islands) South Carolina vs. Syracuse (Brooklyn IPFW at Notre Dame Western Carolina at Miami VMI at Virginia Tech Hoops Classic, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Duke vs. Florida Georgia Southern at NC State Chicago State at Notre Dame (, New York, N.Y.) Colgate at Syracuse Sunday, Nov. 20 Appalachian State at Duke Eastern Michigan at Pittsburgh Detroit at Florida State (Preseason NIT) Virginia vs. Providence/Memphis Wednesday, Dec. 7 (2K Classic) Yale at Virginia (, Destin, Fla.) Buffalo at Pittsburgh Marist at Duke (Hall of Fame Tip-Off) Wake Forest vs. TBD (Charleston UMES at Virginia Tech Evansville at Louisville Classic, Charleston, S.C.) Sunday, Nov. 27 Southern Illinois at Louisville Nicholls State at Boston College Clemson vs. TBD Miami vs. TBD (Advocare Invitational, Harvard at Boston College Virginia at UNCG (Puerto Rico Tip-Off, San Juan, P.R.) Orlando, Florida) Georgia Tech at VCU Radford at Wake Forest Stony Brook at Boston College Virginia Tech vs. TBD Davidson at North Carolina North Carolina at Tulane ( Classic) (, Anaheim, Calif.) Maine at Virginia Tech Duke vs. /Rhode Island (Hall Thursday, Dec. 8 of Fame Tip-Off, Uncasville, Conn.) Monday, Nov. 28 Nicholls State at Florida State Saturday, Nov. 12 Minnesota at Florida State Charleston Southern at Florida State Monday, Nov. 21 (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Friday, Dec. 9 Grand Canyon at Duke NC State vs. TBD Wake Forest at Northwestern Hartford at Boston College (Hall of Fame Tip-Off) (Paradise Jam, US Virgin Islands) (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Wake Forest at UNCG Bryant at Notre Dame (Legends Classic) Notre Dame vs. (Legends Classic, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Tuesday, Nov. 29 Saturday, Dec. 10 Sunday, Nov. 13 Chaminade vs. North Carolina Pittsburgh at Maryland Mercer at Clemson St. Francis (N.Y.) at NC State (Maui Jim Maui Invitational, (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Tennessee State at NC State Bucknell at Wake Forest Lahaina, Hawaii) Georgia Tech at Penn State Boston University at Syracuse Chattanooga at North Carolina (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Villanova vs. Notre Dame (Maui Jim Maui Invitational) Tuesday, Nov. 22 Syracuse at Wisconsin (Never Forget Tribute Classic, Sam at Georgia Tech (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Newark, N.J.) Monday, Nov. 14 (MTE Classic) at Notre Dame Southern at Louisville Southern at Georgia Tech (MTE Classic) Yale at Pittsburgh (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Penn State vs. Pittsburgh Gardner-Webb at Pittsburgh (2K Classic) South Carolina State at Syracuse NC State at Illinois (Never Forget Tribute Classic, William & Mary at Louisville (Brooklyn Hoops Classic) (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Newark, N.J.) Grambling State at Virginia Michigan State at Duke Duke vs. UNLV Tuesday, Nov. 15 (Emerald Coast Classic) (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) (T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada) Iona at Florida State Notre Dame vs. Texas/Northwestern Long Beach State at North Carolina (Legends Classic, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Wednesday, Nov. 30 Sunday, Dec. 11 (Maui Jim Maui Invitational) North Carolina vs. State/ Purdue at Louisville at Virginia Tech Holy Cross at Syracuse Connecticut (Maui Jim Maui (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Florida at Florida State (Brooklyn Hoops Classic) Invitational, Lahaina, Hawaii) Virginia Tech at Michigan Tennessee at North Carolina St. Francis (N.Y.) at Virginia Towson at Boston College (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) High at Virginia Tech () Rutgers at Miami Monday, Dec. 12 UMES at Boston College (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Auburn vs. Boston College Duke vs. (Champions Classic, Wednesday, Nov. 23 North Carolina at Indiana ( Classic, New York, N.Y.) MSG, New York, N.Y.) North Carolina vs. TBD (Maui Jim Maui (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Invitational, Lahaina, Hawaii) Ohio State at Virginia Tuesday, Dec. 13 Wednesday, Nov. 16 Coastal Carolina at Wake Forest (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) South Carolina State at Clemson at Notre Dame William & Mary at Duke Nebraska at Clemson (Legends Classic) Louisville vs. Old Dominion (Battle 4 (ACC/Big Ten Challenge) Thursday, Dec. 15 Miami at North Florida Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas) Appalachian State at NC State December Thursday, Nov. 17 Thursday, Nov. 24 Friday, Dec. 16 Clemson vs. Davidson Florida State vs. Temple Friday, Dec. 2 Florida Atlantic at Miami (Puerto Rico Tip-Off, San Juan, P.R.) (Preseason NIT, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Duquesne at Pittsburgh Wake Forest vs. UTEP Stanford vs. Miami (Advocare Saturday, Dec. 17 (, Charleston, S.C.) Invitational, Orlando, Florida) Saturday, Dec. 3 Florida State vs. Manhattan Long Beach State at Louisville Louisville vs. LSU/Wichita State (Battle Wofford vs. Miami (Hoophall Miami ( Classic, Sunrise, Fla.) Pittsburgh vs. SMU 4 Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas) Invitational, Miami, Fla.) Rice at Pittsburgh (2K Classic, MSG, New York, N.Y.) Virginia Tech vs. New Mexico Boston University at NC State Robert Morris at Virginia (Wooden Legacy, Fullerton, Calif.) Georgia Tech at Tennessee at Virginia Tech Friday, Nov. 18 North Florida at Syracuse Wake Forest at Xavier Winthrop at Florida State Friday, Nov. 25 Wake Forest at Richmond Georgetown at Syracuse (Preseason NIT) High Point at Clemson Dartmouth at Boston College Eastern Kentucky at Louisville Ohio at Georgia Tech (MTE Classic) Morehead State at Pittsburgh at Virginia (Billy Minardi Classic) North Carolina at Hawaii Louisville vs. TDB (, Maine at Duke Purdue vs. Notre Dame Loyola (Md.) at Notre Dame Paradise Island, Bahamas) Louisville at Grand Canyon (Crossroads Classic, , Ind.) Monmouth at Syracuse Miami vs. Iowa State/Indiana State Kentucky vs. North Carolina (Brooklyn Hoops Classic) (Advocare Invitational, Orlando, Florida) Sunday, Dec. 4 (CBS Sports Classic, Las Vegas, Nev.) Clemson vs. Xavier/Missouri Florida State vs. Illinois/West Virginia Coppin State at Clemson (Puerto Rico Tip-Off, San Juan, P.R.) (Preseason NIT, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Radford at North Carolina Sunday, Dec. 18 Wake Forest vs. Villanova/Western Virginia Tech vs. Texas A&M/CS North Carolina A&T at Notre Dame Alcorn State at Georgia Tech Michigan (Charleston Classic, Northridge (Wooden Legacy, Florida State vs. George Washington Fairfield at NC State Charleston, S.C.) Anaheim, Calif.) (BB&T Classic, Washington, D.C.) Sacred Heart at Boston College Pittsburgh vs. Michigan/Marquette (2K Boston College vs. Kansas State Clemson at Classic, MSG, New York, N.Y.) (Barclays Center Classic, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Monday, Dec. 5 NC State vs. Montana Virginia vs. Iowa Connecticut vs. Syracuse (Paradise Jam, US Virgin Islands) (Emerald Coast Classic, Destin, Fla.) (MSG, New York, N.Y.)

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2016-17 ACC Composite Basketball Schedule

Monday, Dec. 19 Sunday, Jan. 8 Monday, Jan. 30 Tuesday, Feb. 21 Samford at Florida State Wake Forest at Virginia Duke at Notre Dame Clemson at Virginia Tech Eastern Michigan at Syracuse NC State at Georgia Tech Colgate at Notre Dame Tuesday, Jan. 10 Tuesday, Jan. 31 Tennessee State at Duke Syracuse at Virginia Tech Pittsburgh at North Carolina Wednesday, Feb. 22 Duke at Florida State Wake Forest at Boston College Duke at Syracuse Tuesday, Dec. 20 Pittsburgh at Wake Forest Charleston Southern at Virginia Tech Wednesday, Jan. 11 February Louisville at North Carolina Georgia at Georgia Tech Pittsburgh at Louisville North Carolina at Wake Forest Wednesday, Feb. 1 Saturday, Feb. 25 Wednesday, Dec. 21 NC State at Boston College Georgia Tech at Clemson Florida State at Clemson Duke vs. Elon (Greensboro (N.C.) Syracuse at NC State North Carolina at Pittsburgh Coliseum) Thursday, Jan. 12 Florida State at Miami Virginia Tech at Boston College Fairfield at Boston College Clemson at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech at Virginia Duke at Miami Kentucky at Louisville Notre Dame at Miami Virginia at NC State Northern Iowa at North Carolina Saturday, Feb. 4 Virginia at California Saturday, Jan. 14 Virginia at Syracuse Sunday, Feb. 26 Nebraska-Omaha at Pittsburgh Virginia at Clemson Pittsburgh at Duke Syracuse at Louisville Clemson at South Carolina Duke at Louisville Louisville at Boston College Georgia Tech at Notre Dame St. John’s at Syracuse Miami at Pittsburgh Miami at NC State Florida State at North Carolina Georgia Tech at Wake Forest Monday, Feb. 27 Thursday, Dec. 22 Notre Dame at Virginia Tech Notre Dame at North Carolina North Carolina at Virginia Wofford at Georgia Tech Boston College at Syracuse Miami at Virginia Tech George Washington at Miami Sunday, Feb. 5 McNeese State at NC State Sunday, Jan. 15 Clemson at Florida State Tuesday, Feb. 28 LSU at Wake Forest Georgia Tech at NC State Florida State at Duke Monday, Feb. 6 Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech Friday, Dec. 23 Monday, Jan. 16 Louisville at Virginia Providence at Boston College Syracuse at North Carolina March Tuesday, Feb. 7 Tuesday, Dec. 27 Tuesday, Jan. 17 Syracuse at Clemson Wednesday, Mar. 1 Cornell at Syracuse Pittsburgh at NC State Wake Forest at Notre Dame NC State at Clemson Boston College at Notre Dame Wednesday, Dec. 28 Wednesday, Jan. 18 Wednesday, Feb. 8 Louisville at Wake Forest UNCW at Clemson Notre Dame at Florida State NC State at Florida State North Carolina A&T at Georgia Tech Virginia at Boston College Pittsburgh at Boston College Saturday, Mar. 4 Columbia at Miami Miami at Wake Forest Virginia Tech at Miami Pittsburgh at Virginia Rider at NC State Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech Notre Dame at Louisville Marshall at Pittsburgh Thursday, Feb. 9 Miami at Florida State UMBC at Virginia Tech Thursday, Jan. 19 North Carolina at Duke Georgia Tech at Syracuse Wake Forest at Florida State Clemson at Louisville Wake Forest at Virginia Tech Virginia at Louisville Saturday, Feb. 11 Duke at North Carolina St. Peter’s at Notre Dame Saturday, Jan. 21 NC State at Wake Forest Boston College at Clemson Monmouth at North Carolina North Carolina at Boston College Syracuse at Pittsburgh Syracuse at Notre Dame Clemson at Duke 64th Annual ACC Tournament Saturday, Dec. 31 Louisville at Florida State Florida State at Notre Dame Barclays Center, New York, N.Y. Duke at Virginia Tech Wake Forest at NC State Boston College at Georgia Tech Clemson at Wake Forest Georgia Tech at Virginia Miami at Louisville Tuesday, March 7 Notre Dame at Pittsburgh Miami at Duke (First Round) North Carolina at Georgia Tech Sunday, Feb. 12 Game #1 ESPN2/ACCN Noon Indiana vs. Louisville Sunday, Jan. 22 Virginia at Virginia Tech Game #2 ESPN2/ACCN 2:00 Florida State at Virginia Virginia Tech at Clemson Game #3 ESPNU/ACCN 7:00 NC State at Miami Monday, Feb. 13 Monday, Jan. 23 Louisville at Syracuse Wednesday, March 8 January NC State at Duke (Second Round) Tuesday, Feb. 14 Game #4 ESPN/ACCN Noon Sunday, Jan. 1 Tuesday, Jan. 24 Notre Dame at Boston College Game #5 ESPN/ACCN 2:00 Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Pittsburgh Wake Forest at Clemson Game #6 ESPN2/ACCN 7:00 Virginia at Notre Dame Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh Game #7 ESPN2/ACCN 9:00 Tuesday, Jan. 3 Wake Forest at Syracuse North Carolina at Clemson Wednesday, Feb. 15 Thursday, March 9 Boston College at Wake Forest Wednesday, Jan. 25 Georgia Tech at Miami (Quarterfinals) Florida State at Georgia Tech North Carolina at NC State Game #8 ESPN/ACCN Noon Wednesday, Jan. 4 Boston College at Miami Duke at Virginia Game #9 ESPN/ACCN 2:00 Georgia Tech at Duke Game #10 ESPN/ACCN 7:00 Miami at Syracuse Thursday, Jan. 26 Saturday, Feb. 18 Game #11 ESPN/ACCN 9:00 Virginia Tech at NC State Virginia Tech at North Carolina Clemson at Miami Louisville at Notre Dame Note Dame at NC State Friday, March 10 Virginia at Pittsburgh Saturday, Jan. 28 Wake Forest at Duke (Semifinals) Notre Dame at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech at Louisville Game #12 ESPN or Saturday, Jan. 17 Clemson at Pittsburgh Florida State at Pittsburgh ESPN2/ACCN 7:00 Pittsburgh at Syracuse Florida State at Syracuse Virginia at North Carolina Game #13 ESPN or Boston College at Duke North Carolina at Miami ESPN2/ACCN 9:00 Virginia Tech at Florida State Duke at Wake Forest Sunday, Feb. 19 Louisville at Georgia Tech Syracuse at Georgia Tech Saturday, March 11 Clemson at Notre Dame Sunday, Jan. 29 (Finals) NC State at North Carolina Virginia at Villanova Monday, Feb. 20 Game #14 ESPN/ACCN 9:00 NC State at Louisville Miami at Virginia Boston College at Virginia Tech Boston College at Florida State

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ACC Facts and Figures

 ACC Tops in NCAA Wins — With 601 wins NCAA Champions (2001-2016)  ACC Tops in NBA Draft — A year ago, 78 among its 15 current members, the ACC is the all-time Villanova...... 2016 Kansas...... 2008 players from the current 15 ACC schools earned spots winningest conference in NCAA Tournament annals. Duke...... 2015 Florida...... 2007 on NBA rosters, more than any other conference. In North Carolina is second all-time to Kentucky (121) Connecticut...... 2014 Florida...... 2006 addition, over the past 10 years, 90 ACC players have with 117 NCAA Tournament victories, Duke is third Louisville...... 2013 North Carolina...... 2005 made their NBA debuts, including an all-time high (107), Louisville (75) sixth and Syracuse (65) eighth. Kentucky...... 2012 Connecticut...... 2004 15 in 2006. The ACC also has the highest NCAA Tournament winning Connecticut...... 2011 Syracuse...... 2003 In this past June’s 2016 NBA Draft, the ACC led all percentage (.620) while the Big Ten (.607) is second. Duke...... 2010 Maryland...... 2002 conferences with nine players drafted, including four NCAA Tournament Victories North Carolina...... 2009 Duke...... 2001 first-round picks. With its four first-round selections, the ACC...... 601 Big 12...... 326  16 Champions in ACC — Teams currently in ACC is the only conference to have had at least four first Big Ten...... 423 Pac-12...... 321 the ACC have combined to win 16 NCAA National round picks in each of the past eight NBA Drafts. Southeastern...... 339 Big East...... 270 Championships. Duke and North Carolina lead the way Over the past 10 years the ACC leads all Based on Current Conference Membership with five national titles each, followed by Louisville (3), conferences in both first-round selections (50) and  Two-Year Dominance — The ACC is 36- NC State (2), and Syracuse (1). overall selections (84). 12 (.750) in NCAA Tournament play over the last NCAA Champions by Schools Currently in the ACC For the third straight year and fourth time in seven two seasons, including a 32-8 (.800) mark against Duke...... 2015 Duke...... 1992 years, seven ACC schools had players drafted. Syracuse nonconference opposition. Eleven teams have reached Louisville...... 2013 Duke...... 1991 and North Carolina led the way with two selections each, the Sweet 16, seven the regional finals, three the Final Duke...... 2010 Louisville...... 1986 while Duke, Florida State, Louisville, Notre Dame and Four and two the championship game. The 36 wins is North Carolina...... 2009 NC State...... 1983 Virginia each had one player drafted. an NCAA Tournament record over a two-year period, 16 North Carolina...... 2005 North Carolina...... 1982 With its four first-round selections, the ACC is the more than any other conference, and two more than Syracuse...... 2003 Louisville...... 1980 only conference to have had at least four first round any other two conferences combined. Duke...... 2001 NC State...... 1974 picks in each of the past eight NBA Drafts (2009-16).  371 NCAA Appearances — Teams currently in North Carolina...... 1993 North Carolina...... 1957 The ACC also extended its streak of having at least one the ACC have combined to make 371 NCAA Tournament first-round selection to 28 consecutive years (1989-16). appearances. Five ACC teams - North Carolina (47), Over the past five years (2012-16), the ACC leads Louisville (41), Duke (40), Syracuse (38), Notre all conferences with 26 first-round drafts picks; the SEC Dame (35) - rank among the top 10 teams in NCAA is second with 24 first-round selections, followed by Tournament appearances. Every league member has  Coaches Successful in Tournament — Four the Pac-12 (20), Big Ten (16), Big East (12) and the appeared at least once in the NCAA Tournament over league coaches have won national titles - Duke’s Mike Big 12 (11). the last 10 years. Krzyzewski (5), North Carolina’s Roy Williams (2),  23,375 All-Time Victories — With three of the  NCAA Streak — With its 19-7 mark in the 2016 Louisville’s Rick Pitino (2) and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim top five, four of the top nine, five of the top 11 and six NCAA Tournament, the ACC has extended its non-losing (1). North Carolina’s Roy Williams and Louisville’s Rick of the top 25 winningest programs in NCAA Division I streak in NCAA Tournament play to 29 years in a row. The Pitino are the only coaches in NCAA history to have led basketball history, ACC teams have combined for 23,375 Big Ten is second with a streak of 10 straight non-losing two different schools to at least three Final Fours each. wins since Notre Dame first took to the hardwood in seasons, while the SEC is third at seven.  Poll Leaders — Three ACC teams ranked in the January of 1898. Fourteen of the 15 league members  Seven NCAA Titles in Last 16 Years — Seven top 10 of the final 2015-16 AP poll. North Carolina leads have 1,000 or more all-time wins, including eight schools of the last 16 NCAA Basketball Championships have all teams nationally with 857 AP listings all-time. Duke with 1,500 or more victories. been won by teams currently competing in the ACC. is second with 751 rankings. Virginia has been ranked All-Time NCAA Wins by School Based on current membership, the American Athletic in the top 10 in 37 of the last 41 polls, while Louisville Team Wins Team Wins and Southeastern Conferences are tied for second with has been ranked in 76 of the last 79 polls. 1. Kentucky...... 2,205 7. Notre Dame...... 1,819 three titles each. With five teams - North Carolina (3), Virginia (4), 2. Kansas...... 2,186 8. UCLA...... 1,818 Miami (10), Louisville (16) and Duke (19) - listed in the 3. North Carolina.....2,173 9. St. John’s...... 1,803 final 2015-16 poll, the ACC extended 4. Duke...... 2,087 10. Indiana...... 1,783 its streak to 56 consecutive seasons with at least one 5. Syracuse...... 1,943 11. Louisville...... 1,778 team ranked in the top 10 of the final AP Poll. 6. Temple...... 1,870 12. BYU...... 1,764 AP Poll Ranking Leaders (1949-2016)  Multitude of Fans — With three teams among 1. North Carolina...... 857 5. UCLA...... 670 the top four nationally in per game attendance, and four 2. Kentucky...... 844 6. Louisville...... 604 in the top eight, the ACC drew over 2.8 million fans for 3. Duke...... 751 7. Syracuse...... 543 the third-straight year. The league’s 15 schools totaled 4. Kansas...... 708 8. Indiana...... 545 2,981,407 over 256 regular-season games and seven  Stellar Coaches — The ACC features four ACC Tournament sessions. of the six active Division I coaches that are in the 2015-16 NCAA School Attendance Leaders Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame - Duke’s Kentucky...... 23,361 Louisville...... 20,859 , Louisville’s Rick Pitino, North Carolina’s Syracuse...... 21,592 North Carolina...... 18,326 Roy Williams and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim. Those four  Player Honors — The ACC has had at least one make the ACC the only conference in NCAA history to consensus first team All-American in 22 of the past 26 have four active coaches with 700 or more career wins years. Since 1981, the ACC has produced 44 consensus entering the 2016-17 season - Krzyzewski (1,043), All-Americans - 17 more than any other conference - and Boeheim (884), Williams (783) and Pitino (745). Eight has accounted for 24 percent of the nation’s consensus of the league’s coaches have 400 or more career wins. All-Americans (44-of-184). Overall, ACC head coaches enter the 2015-16 Seven of the last 20 and nine of the last 24 season with a combined 6,721-3,148 record (.681). consensus National Players of the Year have been Krzyzewski (1,018) and Boeheim (966) are the from the ACC. Since 1975, the ACC has had 16 two winningest coaches in Division I history. Among consensus National Players of the Year - nine more Quentin coaches with 20 or more years, Williams, with a 750- than any other conference. In addition, nine of the Snider 202 mark, is the NCAA’s winningest active coach with a ACC’s 16 National Players of the Year have been .788 winning percentage. unanimous selections.

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Big East/American Athletic/Atlantic Coast Conference Honors

All-Big East/American Athletic/Atlantic Coast Conference Honors

Taquan Dean David Padgett Samardo Samuels Big East Second Team Big East Big East Second Team Big East Third Team Big East All-Rookie Team Big East 05-06 Second Team 06-07 06-07, 07-08 08-09 06-07 All-Rookie Team 08-09 First Team 07-08 First Team 08-09 Third Team 09-10

Preston Knowles Big East Big East All-Rookie Team Big East 1st Team 12-13 Big East 3rd Team 12-13 Big East First Team AAC First Team 13-14 Second Team 10-11 11-12 Defensive Player of Scholar Athlete of 12-13 AAC Most Improved the Year 12-13 the Year 12-13 AAC First Team 13-14 Player 13-14

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Conference USA Honors

DeJuan Wheat Tick Rogers Alvin Sims Nate Johnson Reece Gaines Francisco Garcia All-Conference USA Defensive Player Defensive Player of Year Freshman Player All-Conference USA All-Conference USA First Team of the Year All-C-USA 2nd Team of the Year First Team First Team 03-04, 04-05 1995-96, 96-97 1995-96 1996-97 1996-97 2001-02, 02-03 Freshman of Year ‘02-03

Reece Gaines Nate Johnson Tick Rogers Alvin Sims DeJuan Wheat

All-Conference USA Third Team Selections 1999-00 Nate Johnson, Tony Williams Second Team Selections 1998-99 Nate Johnson Marques Maybin 1996-97 Alvin Sims Alex Sanders 2003-04 Luke Whitehead 2000-01 Marques Maybin Cameron Murray 2004-05 Taquan Dean

UofL's All-Missouri Valley Conference Honors Note: Louisville was a member of the Missouri Valley Conference from 1964 to 1975. Missouri Valley Conference Second-Team Selections

John Reuther Butch Beard Mike Grosso Butch Beard 1964-65 1965-66, 66-67, 67-68 1966-67, 68-69 1969-70 1967-68 Mike Grosso 1968-69 Al Vilcheck 1970-71 Allen Murphy 1972-73 Junior Bridgeman 1972-73 Junior Bridgeman Player of the Year Allen Murphy Jim Price Ron Thomas Junior Bridgeman Allen Murphy 1973-74, 74-75 1973-74 1970-71, 71-72 1971-72 1973-74, 74-75 1974-75

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Metro Conference Honors

Wes Cox Rodney McCray 1976-77 1977-78 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80 1979-80, 80-81 1980-81 1982-83

Milt Wagner Billy Thompson LaBradford Smith 1983-84, 85-86 1984-85, 85-86 1986-87, 87-88, 88-89 1986-87 1989-90 1989-90 Second-Team Selections

1976-77 Larry Williams 1978-79 Bobby Turner Larry Williams 1979-80 1980-81 Rodney McCray 1981-82 Derek Smith 1982-83 Lancaster Gordon 1982-83 1992-93, 93-94 1992-93 1983-84 Lancaster Gordon Charles Jones 1985-86 Pervis Ellison 1987-88 Herbert Crook 1988-89 1990-91 LaBradford Smith 1991-92 Everick Sullivan Dwayne Morton 1992-93 1993-94 Dwayne Morton DeJuan Wheat Darrell Griffith Rick Wilson Greg Minor DeJuan Wheat 1994-95 Samaki Walker Frosh of the Year 1976-77 Player of the Year 1993-94 1994-95 Player of the Year 1979-80 1977-78

Derek Smith Rodney McCray Herbert Crook Pervis Ellison Clifford Rozier Player of the Year Player of the Year Player of the Year Co-Player of the Year Player of the Year 1980-81 1982-83 1986-87 1987-88 1992-93, 93-94

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UofL NCAA Tournament Leaders

NCAA Scoring (Single Game) NCAA Assists (Single Game) NCAA Rebounding (Single Game) 1. Junior Bridgeman (1975 vs. Rutgers)...... 36 1. Phillip Bond (1977 vs. UCLA)...... 14 1. Wes Unseld (1968 vs. Houston)...... 22 2. Darrell Griffith (1980 vs. Iowa)...... 34 2. Keith Williams (1988 vs. BYU)...... 12 2. Wes Unseld (1968 vs. Kansas State)...... 19 3. DeJuan Wheat (1996 vs. Tulsa)...... 33 3. Milt Wagner (1986 vs. LSU)...... 11 3. Bob Lochmueller (1951 vs. Kentucky)...... 18 Allen Murphy (1975 vs. UCLA)...... 33 4. Milt Wagner (1986 vs. Auburn)...... 9 4. Wes Unseld (1967 vs. Kansas)...... 17 5. Russ Smith (2013 vs. Oregon)...... 31 Junior Bridgeman (1975 vs. Syra.)...... 9 5. Wesley Cox (1975 vs. UCLA)...... 16 Edgar Sosa (2007 vs. Texas A&M)...... 31 6. DeJuan Wheat (1997 vs. N. Carolina)...... 8 6. Pervis Ellison (1989 vs. )...... 15 7. Jim Price (1972 vs. UCLA)...... 30 Keith Williams (1990 vs. Ball State)...... 8 Junior Bridgeman (1975 vs. UCLA)...... 15 8. DeJuan Wheat (1995 vs. Memphis)...... 28 Pervis Ellison (1989 vs. Arkansas)...... 8 John Turner (1961 vs. Ohio State)...... 15 John Turner (1961 vs. Morehead St.)...... 28 LaBradford Smith (1989 vs. Ark.)...... 8 9. Clifford Rozier (1994 vs. Boise State)...... 14 10. Russ Smith (2013 vs. Colorado State)...... 27 Darrell Griffith (1980 vs. Kansas St.)...... 8 Pervis Ellison (1988 vs. Oklahoma)...... 14 Francisco Garcia (2005 vs. La.-Lafayette)...... 27 Phillip Bond (1975 vs. UCLA)...... 8 Ron Thomas (1972 vs. Kansas State)...... 14 John Reuther (1964 vs. Ohio State)...... 27 Phillip Bond (1975 vs. Syracuse)...... 8 Wes Unseld (1968 vs. Kansas St.)...... 8 NCAA Rebounding (Single Season) NCAA Scoring (Single Season) 1. Pervis Ellison (1986)...... 57 1. Russ Smith (2013)...... 134 NCAA Assists (Single Season) 2. Don Goldstein (1959)...... 50 2. Darrell Griffith (1980)...... 116 1. Phillip Bond (1975)...... 35 3. Herbert Crook (1986)...... 49 3. Billy Thompson (1986)...... 110 2. Milt Wagner (1986)...... 34 4. Junior Bridgeman (1975)...... 48 4. Don Goldstein (1959)...... 107 3. Peyton Siva (2012)...... 31 5. Billy Thompson (1986)...... 47 5. Jim Price (1972)...... 103 4. Peyton Siva (2013)...... 28 6. Wesley Cox (1975)...... 46 6. Junior Bridgeman (1975)...... 102 5. Junior Bridgeman (1975)...... 27 7. Gorgui Dieng (2013)...... 44 Allen Murphy (1975)...... 102 6. Darrell Griffith (1980)...... 26 Gorgui Dieng (2012)...... 44 8. Herbert Crook (1986)...... 97 7. Billy Thompson (1986)...... 24 Ellis Myles (2005)...... 44 9. Pervis Ellison (1986)...... 93 8. DeJuan Wheat (1997)...... 20 Bill Bunton (1975)...... 44 10. Milt Wagner (1986)...... 91 Keith Williams (1988)...... 20 10. Terry Rozier (2015), Francisco Garcia (2005)...... 19 NCAA Rebounding (Career) NCAA Scoring (Career) 1. Pervis Ellison...... 121 1. Russ Smith...... 248 NCAA Assists (Career) 2. Rodney McCray...... 98 2. Milt Wagner...... 224 1. Milt Wagner...... 69 3. Gorgui Dieng...... 90 3. Pervis Ellison...... 203 2. Peyton Siva...... 67 4. Charles Jones...... 79 Darrell Griffith...... 203 3. Phillip Bond...... 49 Derek Smith...... 79 5. Lancaster Gordon...... 186 4. DeJuan Wheat...... 44 5. John Turner...... 78 6. DeJuan Wheat...... 155 5. Keith Williams...... 41 6. Chane Behanan...... 77 7. John Turner...... 148 6. Terrence Williams...... 39 7. Montrezl Harrell...... 76 8. Herbert Crook...... 147 7. Darrell Griffith...... 38 9. Wesley Cox...... 75 9. Billy Thompson...... 144 8. Peyton Siva...... 35 9. Earl Clark...... 73 10. Charles Jones...... 141 Billy Thompson...... 35 10. Billy Thompson, Wes Unseld...... 70 Allen Murphy...... 141 10. LaBradford Smith...... 34 Cardinals on NCAA All-Final Four Teams NCAA Blocks (Single Game) NCAA Steals (Single Game) Don Goldstein 1959 Pervis Ellison* 1986 Jim Price 1972 Billy Thompson 1986 1. Gorgui Dieng (2012 vs. Michigan State) 7 1. Russ Smith (2013 vs. North Carolina A&T) 8 Allen Murphy 1975 * 2013 Pervis Ellison (1989 vs. Illinois) 7 2. Andre McGee (2008 vs. Oklahoma) 5 Darrell Griffith* 1980 Peyton Siva 2013 3. Gorgui Dieng (2013 vs. Duke) 4 DeJuan Wheat (1996 vs. Tulsa) 5 Rodney McCray 1980 *Most Valuable Player Milt Wagner 1983 Gorgui Dieng (2013 vs. Oregon) 4 Charles Jones (1982 vs. Minnesota) 5 Gorgui Dieng (2012 vs. Kentucky) 4 5. 15 tied at 4 Cardinals on NCAA All-Region Teams Terrance Farley (2007 vs. Texas A&M) 4 latest: Terry Rozier (2015 vs. Michigan State) Don Goldstein...... 1959 (Southeast) Francisco Garcia (2005 vs. Ga. Tech) 4 John Turner...... 1961 (Southeast) Wes Unseld...... 1967 (Midwest) Clifford Rozier (1994 vs. Minnesota) 4 NCAA Steals (Single Season) Butch Beard...... 1968 (Midwest) Tony Kimbro (1989 vs. Illinois) 4 1. Russ Smith (2013) 15 Wes Unseld...... 1968 (Midwest) Pervis Ellison (1988 vs. Oklahoma) 4 2. Peyton Siva (2013) 14 Jim Price*...... 1972 (Midwest) Ron Thomas...... 1972 (Midwest) Charles Jones (1981 vs. Arkansas) 4 3. Lancaster Gordon (1983) 11 Allen Murphy...... 1974 (Midwest) 4. Andre McGee (2008) 10 Phil Bond*...... 1975 (Midwest) NCAA Blocks (Single Season) Tick Rogers (1996) 10 Junior Bridgeman...... 1975 (Midwest) Rick Wilson...... 1978 (Midwest) 1. Gorgui Dieng (2012) 17 6. Charles Jones (1984) 9 Darrell Griffith*...... 1980 (Midwest) 2. Gorgui Dieng (2013) 15 Charles Jones (1982) 9 Wiley Brown...... 1980 (Midwest) 3. Pervis Ellison (1989) 13 8. Pervis Ellison (1986) 8 Lancaster Gordon...... 1982 (Southeast) 4. Pervis Ellison (1986) 11 9. Terry Rozier (2015) Gorgui Dieng (2012), 7 Charles Jones...... 1982 (Southeast) Derek Smith...... 1982 (Southeast) 5. Francisco Garcia (2005) 10 Russ Smith (2012), Ellis Myles (2005), Alvin Lancaster Gordon...... 1983 (Southeast) 6. Billy Thompson (1986) 9 Sims (‘96), Scooter McCray (‘83), Jerry Eaves (‘82) Scooter McCray...... 1983 (Southeast) 7. Pervis Ellison (1988) 8 Lancaster Gordon...... 1984 (Southeast) Herbert Crook...... 1986 (West) 8. Earl Clark (2006), Clifford Rozier (1994), 7 NCAA Steals (Career) Pervis Ellison...... 1986 (West) Tony Kimbro (1989), Scooter McCray (‘83) 7 1. Russ Smith 25 Billy Thompson...... 1986 (West) Rodney McCray (1980) 7 2. Charles Jones 24 Alex Sanders...... 1997 (East) Larry O’Bannon*...... 2005 (Albuquerque) 3. Andre McGee 20 Taquan Dean...... 2005 (Albuquerque) NCAA Blocks (Career) 4. Peyton Siva 19 Francisco Garcia...... 2005 (Albuquerque) 1. Gorgui Dieng 34 Lancaster Gordon 19 Earl Clark ...... 2008 (East) 2. Pervis Ellison 32 6. Milt Wagner 17 Jerry Smith...... 2008 (East) Earl Clark ...... 2009 (Midwest) 3. Charles Jones 16 Tick Rogers 17 Chane Behanan*...... 2012 (West) 4. Francisco Garcia 12 8. Jerry Smith 15 Peyton Siva...... 2012 (West) Rodney McCray 12 Rodney McCray 15 Gorgui Dieng...... 2012 (West) Russ Smith*...... 2013 (Midwest) Scooter McCray 12 LaBradford Smith 15 Peyton Siva...... 2013 (Midwest) Billy Thompson 12 Gorgui Dieng...... 2013 (Midwest) 8. Montrezl Harrell, Tony Kimbro 11 Montrezl Harrell...... 2015 (East) 10. Earl Clark 10 T erry Rozier...... 2015 (East) *Most Valuable Player

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Points Rebounds Fewest 3-Point Field Goals 103 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 (UL 103, Arizona 64) 53 vs. Syracuse (ot), 3/31/75 1 vs. Davidson, 3/15/12 (1/5) 98 vs. Oklahoma, 3/24/88 (Okla. 108, UL 98) 50 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 3/10/59 1 vs. Arkansas, 3/18/89 (1/5) 97 vs. BYU, 3/19/88 (UL 97, BYU 76) 50 vs. Houston, 3/15/68 1 vs. Arkansas Litle Rock, 3/16/89 (1/3) 96 vs. Maryland, 3/22/75 (UL 96, Maryland 82) 49 vs. Morehead St., 3/18/61 1 vs. Oregon State, 3/17/88 (1/7) 96 vs. Syracuse (ot), 3/31/75 (UL 96, SU 88) 48 vs. Kentucky, 3/20/51 2 vs. Duke, 3/31/13 (2/13) 2 vs. Southern Miss, 3/13/94 (2/15) Field Goals Assists (since 1975) 2 vs. Gonzaga, 3/16/00 (2/17) 40 vs. Oklahoma, 3/24/88 (40/69) 32 vs. Syracuse (ot), 3/31/75 2 vs. Idaho, 3/15/90 (2/7) 39 vs. DePaul (2ot), 3/17/78 (39/79) 29 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 39 vs. Syracuse (ot), 3/31/75 (39/72) 29 vs. BYU, 3/19/88 Fewest 3-Point Attempts 39 vs. Maryland, 3/22/75 (39/73) 28 vs. Arkansas, 3/18/89 3 vs. Arkansas Little Rock, 3/16/89 (1/3) 38 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 (38/66) 26 vs. LSU, 3/29/86 5 vs. Arkansas, 3/18/89 (1/5) 38 vs. LSU, 3/29/86 (38/68) 7 vs. Idaho, 3/15/90 (2/7) 38 vs. Kansas St., 3/16/68 (38/69) Fewest Turnovers (since 1975) 7 vs. Oregon St., 3/17/88 (1/7) 38 vs. Morehead St., 3/18/61 (38/81) 5 vs. NC State, 3/27/15 9 vs. Colorado State, 3/23/13 (5/9) 5 vs. Illinois, 4/2/05 9 vs. BYU, 3/19/88 (4/9) Field Goal Attempts 6 vs. Florida, 3/24/12 85 vs. Kentucky, 3/20/51 (31/85) 6 vs. BYU, 3/19/88 Lowest Three-Point Field Goal Pct. 81 vs. Morehead St., 3/18/61 (38/81) 6 vs. Manhattan, 3/20/14 .118 vs. Gonzaga, 3/16/00 (2/17) 80 vs. Houston, 3/15/68 (32/80) 6 vs. Wake Forest, 3/21/96 .143 vs. Oregon St., 3/17/88 (1/7) 79 vs. DePaul (2ot), 3/17/78 (39/79) 7 vs. Northern Iowa, 3/22/15 .154 vs. Duke, 3/31/13 (2/13) 78 vs. North Carolina, 3/25/75 (32/78) .158 vs. Wake Forest, 3/21/96 (3/19) Blocked Shots (since 1980) .188 vs. Ball St., 3/17/90 (3/16) Field Goal Percentage 13 vs. Illinois, 3/24/89 .604 vs. UAB, 3/20/82 (29/48) 9 vs. Duke, 3/31/13 Fewest Free Throws .600 vs. Middle Tennessee St., 3/13/82 (30/50) 8 vs. Southern Miss, 3/13/94 4 vs. Butler, 3/23/03 (4/4) .597 vs. Drexel, 3/13/86 (37/62) 8 vs. Arkansas, 3/17/89 5 vs. California, 3/19/10 (5/9) .596 vs. Iowa, 3/20/80 (28/47) 8 vs. Tulsa, 3/18/84 5 vs. Oklahoma, 3/23/08 (5/15) .596 vs. Kentucky (ot), 3/26/83 (34/57) 8 vs. Arkansas, 3/14/81 5 vs. Creighton, 3/11/99 (5/9) 5 vs. Arkansas, 3/24/83 (5/10) Three-Point Field Goals Steals (since 1980) 5 vs. SMU, 3/17/67 (5/14) 14 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 (14/29) 20 vs. North Carolina A&T, 3/21/13 12 vs. Boise State, 3/21/08 (12/24) 18 vs. Tulsa (ot), 3/15/96 Fewest Attempts 11 vs. West Virginia, 3/26/05 (11/28) 14 vs. Morehead State, 3/17/11 4 vs. Butler, 3/23/03 (4/4) 11 vs. Washington, 3/24/05 (11/26) 13 vs. Duke, 3/31/86 6 vs. UC Irvine, 3/20/15 (6/6 11 vs. Butler, 3/23/03 (11/25) 12 vs. Austin Peay, 3/21/03 9 vs. California, 3/19/10 (5/9) 11 vs. Minnesota, 3/20/94 (11/24) 12 vs. North Carolina, 3/23/97 9 vs. Creighton, 3/11/99 (5/9) 11 vs. North Carolina, 2/23/97 (11/34) 12 vs. Minnesota, 3/18/82 9 vs. Memphis, 3/17/95 (6/9) 12 vs. Middle Tennessee State, 3/13/82 Three-Point Field Goal Att. Lowest Free Throw Percentage 34 vs. North Carolina, 3/23/97 (11/34) Fewest Points .333 vs. Kentucky, 3/20/51 (6/18) 32 vs. Xavier, 3/19/04 (10/32) 46 vs. Georgetown, 3/27/82 (GU 50, UL 46) .357 vs. SMU, 3/17/67 (5/14) 31 vs. Memphis, 3/17/95 (10/31) 52 vs. Michigan State, 3/29/09 (MSU 64, UL 52) .462 vs. Siena, 3/22/09 (6/13) 29 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 (14/29) 55 vs. Ohio State, 3/17/61 (Ohio St. 56, UL 55) .500 vs. Arkansas, 3/24/83 (5/10) 28 vs. West Virginia, 3/26/05 (11/28) 56 vs. Memphis, 3/17/95 (Memphis 77, UL 56) .520 vs. Delaware, 3/19/93 (13/25) 28 vs. Villanova, 3/17/96 (7/28) 57 vs. UC Irvine, 3/20/15 (UL 57, UC Irvine 55) 57 vs. Michigan State, 3/22/12 (UL 57, MSU 44) Fewest Rebounds Three-Point Field Goal Pct. 57 vs. Illinois, 4/2/05 (Illinois 72, UL 57) 24 vs. Arkansas, 3/24/83 .529 vs. Oklahoma, 3/23/08 (9/17) 24 vs. Middle Tennessee State, 3/13/82 .500 vs. Michigan, 4/8/13 (8/16) Fewest Field Goals 25 vs. UC Irvine, 3/20/15 .500 vs. Boise State, 3/21/08 (12/24) 16 vs. Minnesota, 3/20/94 (16/39) 25 vs. New Mexico, 3/17/12 .500 vs. Delaware, 3/19/93 (5/10) 18 vs. Michigan State, 3/29/09 18/47) 25 vs. Villanova, 3/17/96 .483 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 (14/29) 19 vs. New Mexico, 3/16/97 (19/49) 25 vs. Creighton, 3/16/74 19 vs. UMass, 3/14/97 (19/42) Free Throws 19 vs. Georgetown, 3/27/82 (19/48) Fewest Assists (since 1975) 28 vs. North Carolina, 3/20/86 (28/33) 5 vs. St. John’s, 3/112/78 27 vs. North Carolina, 3/25/72 (27/37) Fewest Field Goal Attempts 5 vs. Texas A&M, 3/17/07 27 vs. Tulsa (ot), 3/15/96 (27/37) 39 vs. Minnesota, 3/20/94 (16/39) 8 vs. Duke, 3/31/13 26 vs. Davidson, 3/15/12 (26/36) 42 vs. Georgia Tech, 3/20/05 (22/42) 8 vs. Davidson, 3/15/12 26 vs. LSU, 3/16/80 (26/39) 42 vs. UMass, 3/14/97 (19/42) 9 vs. UC Irvine, 3/20/15 26 vs. St. John’s, 3/12/78 (26/31) 43 vs. Minnesota, 3/18/82 (25/43) 9 vs. New Mexico, 3/17/12 26 vs. Kentucky, 3/13/59 (26/33) 45 vs. Tulsa, 3/18/84 (23/45) 9 vs. Memphis, 3/17/95 45 vs. Texas A&M, 3/17/07 (19/41) 9 vs. Arizona, 3/24/94 Free Throw Attempts 9 vs. Georgetown, 3/27/82 39 vs. LSU, 3/16/80 (26/39) Lowest Field Goal Pct. 37 vs. Tulsa (ot), 3/15/96 (27/37) .317 vs. Ohio St., 3/17/61 (20/63) Most Turnovers (since 1975) 37 vs. Arkansas, 3/17/89 (24/37) .333 vs. Wake Forest, 3/21/96 (23/69) 33 vs. Syracuse (ot), 3/31/75 37 vs. North Carolina, 3/25/72 (27/37) .345 vs. Memphis, 3/17/95 (20/58) 25 vs. South Alabama, 3/10/79 37 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 3/10/59 (21/37) .359 vs. Michigan State, 3/29/15 24 vs. Duke, 3/31/86 .364 vs. Manhattan, 3/20/14 (20/68) 22 vs. Oklahoma, 3/24/88 Free Throw Percentage 22 vs. Tulsa, 3/18/84 .929 vs. Arizona, 3/27/09 (13/14) 22 vs. UAB, 3/20/82 .913 vs. Oklahoma St., 3/21/93 (21/23) .905 vs. Duke, 3/31/86 (19/21) .895 vs. South Alabama, 3/10/79 (17/19) .895 vs. Rutgers, 3/15/75 (17/19)

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NCAA Champions

Year Champion Score Runner-Up Third Place Fourth Place Site of Final Four Coach of Championship Team Outstanding Player Award 1939 Oregon 46-33 Ohio State *Oklahoma *Villanova Evanston, Ill. , Oregon None Selected 1940 Indiana 60-42 Kansas *Duquesne *Southern Cal Kansas City, Mo. Branch McCracken, Indiana Marvin Huffman, Indiana 1941 Wisconsin 39-34 Washington St. *Pittsburgh *Arkansas Kansas City, Mo. Harold Foster, Wisconsin , Wisconsin 1942 Stanford 53-38 Dartmouth *Colorado *Kentucky Kansas City, Mo. , Stanford Howard Dallmar, Stanford 1943 Wyoming 46-34 Georgetown *Texas *DePaul , Wyoming , Wyoming 1944 Utah 42-40 + Dartmouth *Iowa State *Ohio State New York City Vadal Peterson, Utah Arnold Ferrin, Utah 1945 Oklahoma State 49-45 New York U. *Arkansas *Ohio State New York City , Oklahoma State , Oklahoma State 1946 Oklahoma State 43-40 North Carolina Ohio State California New York City Henry Iba, Oklahoma State Bob Kurland, Oklahoma State 1947 Holy Cross 58-47 Oklahoma Texas CCNY New York City Alvin Julian, Holy Cross George Kraftan, Holy Cross 1948 Kentucky 58-42 Baylor Holy Cross Kansas State New York City , Kentucky , Kentucky 1949 Kentucky 46-36 Oklahoma State Illinois Oregon State Seattle, Wash. Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Alex Groza, Kentucky 1950 CCNY 71-68 Bradley N. Carolina St. Baylor New York City , CCNY , CCNY 1951 Kentucky 68-58 Kansas State Illinois Oklahoma State , Minn. Adolph Rupp, Kentucky None Selected 1952 Kansas 80-63 St. John’s Illinois Santa Clara Seattle, Wash. Forrest Allen, Kansas , Kansas 1953 Indiana 69-68 Kansas Washington State Kansas City, Mo. Branch McCracken, Indiana B.H. Born, Kansas 1954 LaSalle 92-76 Bradley Penn State Southern Cal Kansas City, Mo. Kenneth Loeffler, La Salle , La Salle 1955 San Francisco 77-63 LaSalle Colorado Iowa Kansas City, Mo. ,San Francisco , San Francisco 1956 San Francisco 83-71 Iowa Temple Sou. Methodist Evanston, Ill. Phil Woolpert,San Francisco , Temple 1957 North Carolina 54-53 $ Kansas San Francisco Michigan State Kansas City, Mo. Frank McGuire, N. Carolina , Kansas 1958 Kentucky 84-72 Seattle Temple Kansas State Louisville, Ky. Adolph Rupp, Kentucky , Seattle 1959 California 71-70 West Virginia Cincinnati Louisville Louisville, Ky. , California , West Virginia 1960 Ohio State 75-55 California Cincinnati New York U. San Francisco, Ca. Fred Taylor, Ohio State , Ohio State 1961 Cincinnati 70-65 + Ohio State St. Joseph's ** Utah Kansas City, Mo. Edwin Jucker, Cincinnati Jerry Lucas, Ohio State 1962 Cincinnati 71-59 Ohio State Wake Forest UCLA Louisville, Ky. Edwin Jucker, Cincinnati , Cincinnati 1963 Loyola (Ill.) 60-58 + Cincinnati Duke Oregon State Louisville, Ky. George Ireland,Loyola(Ill.) , Duke 1964 UCLA 98-83 Duke Michigan Kansas State Kansas City, Mo. , UCLA , UCLA 1965 UCLA 91-80 Michigan Princeton Wichita State Portland, Oregon John Wooden, UCLA , Princeton 1966 Texas El-Paso 72-65 Kentucky Duke Utah College Park, Md. , Texas-El Paso , Utah 1967 UCLA 79-64 Dayton Houston North Carolina Louisville, Ky. John Wooden, UCLA Lew Alcindor, UCLA 1968 UCLA 78-55 North Carolina Ohio State Houston , Calif. John Wooden, UCLA Lew Alcindor, UCLA 1969 UCLA 92-72 Purdue Drake North Carolina Louisville, Ky. John Wooden, UCLA Lew Alcindor, UCLA 1970 UCLA 80-69 Jacksonville New Mexico St. St. Bonaventure College Park, Md. John Wooden, UCLA , UCLA 1971 UCLA 68-62 Villanova ** Western Kentucky** Kansas Houston, Tx. John Wooden, UCLA ***Vacated 1972 UCLA 81-76 Florida State North Carolina Louisville Los Angeles, Calif. John Wooden, UCLA , UCLA 1973 UCLA 87-66 Memphis State Indiana Providence St. Louis, Mo. John Wooden, UCLA Bill Walton, UCLA 1974 N. Carolina St. 76-64 Marquette UCLA Kansas Greensboro, N.C. , N.C. State David Thompson, N.C. State 1975 UCLA 92-85 Kentucky Louisville Syracuse , Calif. John Wooden, UCLA , UCLA 1976 Indiana 86-68 Michigan UCLA Rutgers , Pa. Bobby Knight, Indiana , Indiana 1977 Marquette 67-59 North Carolina Nev.-Las Vegas UNC-Charlotte Atlanta, Ga. Al McGuire, Marquette , Marquette 1978 Kentucky 94-88 Duke Arkansas Notre Dame St, Louis, Mo. Joe B. Hall, Kentucky , Kentucky 1979 Michigan State 75-64 Indiana State DePaul Penn ,Utah Jud Heathcote, Michigan St. Earvin Johnson, Michigan St. 1980 Louisville 59-54 UCLA ** Purdue Iowa Indianapolis, Ind. , Louisville Darrell Griffith, Louisville 1981 Indiana 63-50 North Carolina Virginia Louisiana State Philadelphia, Pa. Bobby Knight, Indiana , Indiana 1982 North Carolina 63-62 Georgetown *Louisville *Houston , La. , North Carolina , North Carolina 1983 N. Carolina St. 54-52 Houston *Louisville *Georgia Alburquerque, N.M. , N.C. State Akeem Olajuwon, Houston 1984 Georgetown 84-75 Houston *Virginia *Kentucky Seattle, Wash. John Thompson, Georgetown , Georgetown 1985 Villanova 66-64 Georgetown *Memphis State ** *St. John’s Lexington, Ky. Rollie Massimino, Villanova Ed Pickney, Villanova 1986 Louisville 72-69 Duke *Kansas *Louisiana St. , Texas Denny Crum, Louisville Pervis Ellison, Louisville 1987 Indiana 74-73 Syracuse *Nev.-Las Vegas *Providence New Orleans, La. Bobby Knight, Indiana , Indiana 1988 Kansas 83-79 Oklahoma *Duke *Arizona Kansas City, Mo. , Kansas , Kansas 1989 Michigan 80-79 + Seton Hall *Illinois *Duke Seattle, Wash. Steve Fisher, Michigan , Michigan 1990 Nev.-Las Vegas 103-73 Duke *Georgia Tech *Arkansas , Colo. , UNLV , UNLV 1991 Duke 72-65 Kansas *Nev.-Las Vegas *North Carolina Indianapolis, Ind. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke , Duke 1992 Duke 71-51 Michigan *Indiana *Cincinnati Minneapolis, Minn. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke , Duke 1993 North Carolina 77-71 Michigan *Kansas *Kentucky New Orleans, La. Dean Smith, North Carolina Donald Williams, N. Carolina 1994 Arkansas 76-72 Duke *Arizona *Florida Charlotte, N.C. , Arkansas , Arkansas 1995 UCLA 89-78 Arkansas *North Carolina *Oklahoma State Seattle, Wash. , UCLA Ed O'Bannon, UCLA 1996 Kentucky 76-67 Syracuse *Massachusetts ** *Mississippi State East Rutherford,N.J. Rick Pitino, Kentucky , Kentucky 1997 Arizona 84-79 + Kentucky *Minnesota ** *North Carolina Indianapolis, Ind. Lute Olsen, Arizona , Arizona 1998 Kentucky 78-69 Utah *Stanford *North Carolina , Texas , Kentucky , Kentucky 1999 Connecticut 77-74 Duke *Michigan State *Ohio State St. Petersburg, Fla. , Connecticut Richard Hamilton, Connecticut 2000 Michigan State 89-76 Florida *Wisconsin *North Carolina Indianapolis, Ind. , Michigan State , Michigan State 2001 Duke 82-72 Arizona *Maryland *Michigan State Minneapolis, Minn. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke , Duke 2002 Maryland 64-52 Indiana *Kansas *Oklahoma Atlanta, Ga. , Maryland , Maryland 2003 Syracuse 81-78 Kansas *Marquette *Texas New Orleans, La. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse , Syracuse 2004 Connecticut 82-73 Duke *Oklahoma State *Georgia Tech San Antonio, Texas Jim Calhoun, Connecticut , Connecticut 2005 North Carolina 75-70 Illinois *Louisville *Michigan State St. Louis, Mo. Roy Williams, North Carolina , North Carolina 2006 Florida 73-57 UCLA *LSU *George Mason Indianapolis, Ind. , Florida , Florida 2007 Florida 84-75 Ohio State *Georgetown *UCLA Atlanta, Ga. Billy Donovan, Florida , Florida 2008 Kansas 75-68 + Memphis ** *UCLA *North Carolina San Antonio, Texas , Kansas , Kansas 2009 North Carolina 89-72 Michigan State *Villanova *Connecticut Detroit, Mich. Roy Williams, North Carolina , North Carolina 2010 Duke 61-59 Butler *Michigan State *West Virginia Indianapolis, Ind. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke , Duke 2011 Connecticut 53-41 Butler *Va. Commonwealth *Kentucky Houston, Texas Jim Calhoun, Connecticut , Connecticut 2012 Kentucky 67-59 Kansas *Louisville *Ohio State New Orleans, La. , Kentucky , Kentucky 2013 Louisville 82-76 Michigan *Syracuse *Wichita State Atlanta, Ga. Rick Pitino, Louisville Luke Hancock, Louisville 2014 Connecticut 60-54 Kentucky *Florida *Wisconsin Arlington, Texas Kevin Ollie, Connecticut , Connecticut 2015 Duke 68-63 Wisconsin *Michigan State *Kentucky Indianapolis, Ind. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke , Duke 2016 Villanova 77-74 North Carolina *Syracuse *Oklahoma Houston, Texas , Villanova , Villanova *Tied for third place | +Overtime | $Three overtimes | **Later vacated 2017 NCAA Championship Dates and Sites

Date Round Site Facility Host 2019 March 14/15 First Four Dayton, OH UD Arena University of Dayton April 6/8 March 16/18 1st/2nd/Rounds Buffalo, NY KeyBank Center Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Minnesota Multi- March 16/18 1st/2nd/Rounds Milwaukee, WI BMO Harris Bradley Center Purpose March 16/18 1st/2nd/Rounds Orlando, FL Amway Center UCF/Stetson University March 16/18 1st/2nd/Rounds Salt Lake City, UT Energy Solutions Arena Minneapolis, Minn. March 17/19 1st/2nd/Rounds TBA TBA TBA 2020 March 17/19 1st/2nd/Rounds Indianapolis, IN /IUPUI Future April 4/6 March 17/19 1st/2nd/Rounds Tulsa, OK BOK Center University of Tulsa Final Four Sites Atlanta Stadium March 17/19 1st/2nd/Rounds Sacramento, CA Sacramento Entertainment & Sports Center California State Univ., Sacramento Atlanta, Georgia March 23/25 Midwest Regional Kansas City, MO Sprint Center 2018 2021 March 23/25 West Regional San Jose, CA SAP Center Pac-12 Conference March 24/26 South Regional Memphis, TN FedEx Forum March 31/April 2 April 3/5 March 24/26 East Regional New York, NY Madison Square Garden LaSalle University Lucas Oil Stadium April 1/3 Final Four Phoenix, AZ University of Phoenix Stadium St. John’s/Big East Conference San Antonio, Texas Indianpolis, Indiana

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