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1/27/2006 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Jan. 27, 2006
Recap | Final Stats | Quotes
The Loss Today... ... drops the Deacs to 10-8 overall and 3-4 in the ACC ... gives Wake Forest a two game losing streak ... snaps a six game home winning streak and a two-game home conference streak ... marks the second loss to a No. 2 ranked team this season (last: Duke, Jan. 2, 101-54) ... gives North Carolina a 53-12 advantage in the series ... improves North Carolina's streak in the series to three games ... hands the Tar Heels their second consecutive victory at Joel Coliseum and improves their record at the Joel to 11-6 ... gives Coach Petersen a 27-23 overall record while at Wake Forest and a 215-150 overall mark ... makes the Deacs 0-2 for television games this season and 5-15 over the past six seasons
The Deacs on TV... ... the Demon Deacons are 0-2 so far this season in televised games. Prior to tonight's game, Wake Forest fell, 66-61, to Georgia Tech ... the last time Wake Forest won on television was the 2.21.05 game against Clemson. In that game, Liz Strunk scored a record-breaking 40 points off 15-of-19 shooting. ... over the past six seasons, the Demon Deacons are 5-15 in televised games, with two of the victories coming at the hands of North Carolina (2.9.03, 67-57 and 1.26.04 - 69-67). Both of the victories over UNC were played in Winston -Salem.
Misc... ... the game today is the 13th time this season that the Deacs have trailed at the half and fourth in a row. Overall in those games, the Deacs are 5-8, while in the last four games, the Deacs are 2-2. ... the 24 point half time deficit was the largest this season. Prior to this game, the most the Deacs trailed by at the half was 16 against Duke. ... the crowd of 5,382 is the third largest in program history. The previous record of 4,873 was set earlier this season against Lipscomb on 12.19.05 during the annual middle school day. ... the 29 turnovers today marked a season high. Earlier in the season, the Deac s had 24 turnovers against St. John's on 12.2.05.
Liz Strunk... ...scored in double figures for the 13th time this season ...led the team in scoring for the seventh time this season
Deirdre Naughton... ... scored in double figures for the 17th time this season
Cotelia Bond-Young... ... has scored at least one point in 54 consecutive games ... did not score in double figures for just the second time this season ... led the team in rebounds for the third time this year ... led the team in assists for the 14th time
