Postgame Notes

March 4, 2008

With the loss...

Wake Forest falls to 16-12 overall and 6-9 in the ACC.
Head Coach Dino Gaudio moves to 16-12 at Wake Forest and 84-136 in his eighth season overall as a head coach.
The Deacons are 2-10 on the road in 2007-08, including a 1-7 mark in ACC play.
Wake falls to 376-409 all-time in ACC play and 538-686 all-time against current ACC members.
The Deacons drop to 26-24 all-time against the Hokies, including a 2-4 mark since Virginia Tech joined the ACC.
Wake Forest is 6-10 all-time at Cassell Coliseum.
The Deacons move to 189-107 all-time against teams from the state of Virginia, including a 2-1 mark this season.
In head-to-head matchups among all sports combined, the Deacons are 4-4-1 against the Hokies in 2007-08.
Wake Forest is 1,379-1,051 in its 102nd season of basketball.

Miscellaneous

Wake Forest lost the opening tip for the 24th time this season.
The Deacs have hit at least one three-pointer in 518 straight games (dating back to Feb. 8, 1992, at North Carolina). Jeff Teague pushed the streak to 518 with his three-pointer at the 13:52 mark of the first half.
Wake Forest made just one of its first 11 field goal attempts of the game. Virginia Tech built an early 17-3 lead during the stretch.
The Deacons trailed by their largest halftime deficit (21, 47-26) of the season.

Made his 25th start of the season and his 15th straight.
Scored in double figures for the 10th time this season and the fifth time in his last six games.
Led the team in rebounding for the eighth time this season.

Sophomore Jamie Skeen

Was the Deacons' first player off the bench, entering the game for James Johnson at the 17:30 mark of the first half.

Sophomore Ishmael Smith

Made his 28th start of the season and his 58th career start. It was his 56th straight start, the longest current streak on the team.

Freshman Jeff Teague

Made his 19th start of the season and his 18th in his last 19 games.
Scored in double figures for the 19th time this season.
Scored 20+ points for the fifth time this season and for the second straight game.
Led the team in scoring for the eighth time this season.

Sophomore L.D. Williams

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