Postgame notes
11/29/2005 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Nov. 29, 2005
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Wake Forest's Win Tonight Gives The Deacons...
... a 6-1 overall record and four consecutive victories ... the same record through seven games Wake Forest had last season ... a 6-1 all-time record in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge ... 21 consecutive home court victories -- the third-longest such streak in school history and the fifth-longest current streak in Division I ... 27 consecutive home court victories against non-conference opponents ... 51 wins in their last 52 home games against non-conference opponents ... a 62-6 record at home overall under Skip Prosser ... an all-time record of 207-42 in Joel Coliseum, including a mark of 117-6 against non-conference opponents ... a 20-2 record in November under Prosser ... a record of 33-7 over the last two seasons combined ... a record of 79-23 over the last four seasons combined ... a record of 100-36 over the last five seasons combined ... an all-time record of 3-0 against Wisconsin ... an all-time record of 14-14 against teams in the Big Ten including eight wins in the last nine meetings with Big Ten schools ... an all-time record of 1,337-1,007 in 100 seasons of basketball
Prosser Gains 100th Win At Wake Forest
Wake Forest coach Skip Prosser won his 100th game with the Deacons tonight. Prosser, in just the first month of his fifth season, is 100-36 at Wake Forest.
Miscellaneous
... Wake has out-rebounded all seven opponents this season ... Wake has held all seven opponents to less than 50 percent shooting ... Wake Forest has made at least one three-point field goal in 432 consecutive games
Senior Justin Gray
... scored the most points by a Deacon player this season ... scored the most points by a Deacon since Feb. 13, 2002 when Craig Dawson scored 38 in a double-overtime loss at Clemson ... tied a Joel Coliseum record with a career-high 37 points ... has scored 31 points or more in a game three times in his career ... scored 20-plus points for the 24th time in his career ... his 20 first-half points were the most single-half points by a Deacon since Chris Paul scored 20 in the second half against Duke on Feb. 2, 2005 ... Gray scored in double figures for the seventh straight game and for the 76th time overall in his career ... his 10th point, the 1,454th of his career, moved him past Jack Williams into 17th place on Wake's all-time career scoring list ... has made two or more three-point field goals in each of the last five games ... had a career high for field goals made ... played in his 94th career game and started for the 78th time
Senior Trent Strickland
... pulled down double-figure rebounds for the fourth time this season ... held to single-digit scoring for the first ... played in his 99th career game and started for the 15th time
Senior Eric Williams
... played in his 102nd career game and started for the 94th time. He should soon become just the 10th Wake Forest player to start in 100 games ... eclipsed double figures for the fifth time this season and 71st time in double figures for his career
Junior Kyle Visser
... Visser scored in double figures for the fourth time this season and the 12th time in his career ... had a career high number of assists with five (previously 2) ... blocked four shots in the victory (season high is five) ... played in his 69th career game and started for the 15th time
Freshman Harvey Hale
... made his third consecutive starting appearance
ACC/Big Ten Challenge Records
...Justin Gray tied Clemson's Will Solomon for points in a game with 37 ...Wake recorded a new high score with 91 tying their previous best against Illinois in 2004 ...Also tied for the fifth highest point total by a single team ...Kyle Visser, Chris Ellis, Trent Strickland and Harvey Hale worked together to record 10 blocks putting Wake tied for second all-time in blocked shots in a single game ...Justin Gray went 13-13 at the line tying with former Demon Deacon Darius Songaila on free throw percentage with 1.000
