Postgame Notes

Jan. 11, 2005

Wake Forest's Win tonight gives the Demon Deacons...

a 14-1 record overall, 3-0 in the ACC and a nine-game winning streak
their best record through 15 games since starting the 1996-97 season 14-1
their longest winning streak since winning 11 straight to begin last season
their first 3-0 start in the ACC for the first time since 2001-02
a 8-0 record at home this season
a 49-6 record at home in four seasons under Skip Prosser
a 194-42 all-time record in Lawrence Joel Coliseum
an 11-0 record against unranked teams
a 54-57 all-time record against Maryland and three wins in the last four meetings with the Terrapins
three straight wins over Maryland in Joel Coliseum and an all-time record of 10-6 in The Joel against the Terps
a 4-5 record against Maryland under Skip Prosser
81 wins (30 losses) in four seasons under Skip Prosser
a 34-17 record in ACC play in four seasons under Prosser
a record 60-17 over the last three seasons combined
a 12-0 record this season after leading at the half
an all-time record of 1,318-1,001

Miscellaneous Notes

Wake's 15-point margin of victory was its largest over Maryland since a 24-point win in 1992-93 and the ninth largest in the history of the series
The Deacons had two players pull down double-digit rebounds for the second time this season (also vs. Arizona)
Wake out-rebounded the opponent for the fifth consecutive game
The Deacos shot their worst free throw percentage of the season
Shot less than 50 percent for the first time since Dec. 22
Wake Forest has made at least one three-point field goal in 407 consecutive games
Wake Forest has scored 80 or more points in eight straight games, since scoring 67 against Temple on Dec. 13
Maryland's one three point field goal was an opponent season low (previous: 5 by New Mexico)
Wake Forest shot a season low 51.4 percent from the line (previous: 55.2 vs. Elon)
Wake Forest's 23 offensive rebounds were a season-high (previous: 19 vs. Yale)
Wake Forest's 50 total rebounds were a season-high (previous: 50 vs. NC A&T)
Maryland's seven blocks were an opponent season high (previous: 5, three times)
Wake Forest limited just one opposing player to reach double figures, a season best

Junior Justin Gray

has 56 points over his last two games combined
his sixth three-point field goal marked a season-high and gave him 11 three-pointers over the last two games
has scored 20-plus points in three of the last four games
has made at least one three-point field goal in 35 consecutive games
has made at least two three-pointers in 12 of 15 games this season
has made at least three 3-pointers in six straight games
scored in double figures for the 13th time this season and the 55th time in his career
his 11th point was the1,070th of his career, moving him past Ronny Watts for 34th place on Wake's all-time career scoring list

Sophomore Chris Paul

scored in double figures for the 12th time this season, the 32nd time in his career

Senior Vytas Danelius

reached his season-high for rebounds (previously 7), and he surpassed that in the first half
recorded double-figure rebounds for the first time this season and the ninth time in his career
has made at least one three-point field goal in four consecutive games (five of his 10 three-pointers this season have come over the last four games)
played in his 105th career game and started for the 58th time in his career

Senior Taron Downey

Senior Jamaal Levy

scored in double figures for the fifth time this season and the 34th time in his career
played in his 107th career game

Junior Eric Williams

earned his second double-double of the season and the seventh of his career
pulled down double-figure rebounds for the second time this season and the eighth time in his career
scored in double-figures for a team-high 14th time this season and for the 49th time in his career

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