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1,000 wins

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Krzyzewski’s historic achievement reaches across all sports

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Road to 1,000 started with a memorable defensive effort Story BY STEVE WISEMAN – swiseman@heraldsun.com; 919-419-6671 • Photos Courtesy of Army Athletics

competitive with it,” Valerio said. “It started with the first game. He t was the day after had us ready to play.”

Thanksgiving 1975 Krzyzewski still and Mike Krzyzewski appreciates the effort had questions in his Valerio and the rest of mind about his chosen the Cadets displayed profession.

“My guys were “I don’t know,” Krzyzewski said, looking all over the court,” Krzyzewski said. “Diving. back nearly 40 years. “I don’t know who I am as a Going nuts. 29 points. We weren’t able to replicate coach. You are trying to that as many times as I find yourself.”

Now that Krzyzewski would want. We won 11 which was more than owns 1,000 wins as we did the previous two a Division I college seasons. So it was the basketball coach, the thought of him not being start of the establishment sure about how to coach of trying to develop a culture of winning.” his team seems odd.

Unlike Valerio, Joe Yet on Nov. 28, Barto knew all about 1975, when Krzyzewski coached his first Division Krzyzewski, the coach, when Krzyzewski I game at Army against returned to West Point in Lehigh, he was an 1975. Barton had played unproven 28-year-old just a few years out of his at the U.S. Army Prep School in Virginia when own military service.

Krzyzewski coached Army had endured a there in 1973.

3-22 season in 1974-75, The following year, which cost coach Dan Barto went on to West Dougherty his job. The Cadets were just 6-18 the Point while Krzyzewski spent the 1974-75 season season prior. as a graduate assistant Krzyzewski had won coach under Knight at as an Army point guard Indiana. as the Cadets went 20-9 So when Krzyzewski and 18-10 in his final two seasons playing for coach took the Army head coaching job, Barto Bob Knight at West sought him out to Point. say hello and offer He looked at his congratulations. returning players, guys Krzyzewski wasted only a few years his no time coaching Barto, junior like Bill Walsh and Tom Valerio, looked who had established himself as a scorer by all the losses they had pouring in suffered 43 points in “We wanted to and found a game as a way to win. We didn’t freshman. understand know if we could “He said, where sustain winning. `I heard you they were mentally.

But they needed to had great That’s taste winning. We offensive year. Now how he developed an kind of played that I’m going to approach on game like it would teach you how to coach be a championship how to play defense,’” them. game. Or if you Barto said. “I “With were saving your don’t think I Tom, Billy touched the country. Or Walsh basketball and all whatever.” for six those kids, they were — Coach Mike months. I beaten up,” Krzyzewski knew every offense on Krzyzewski the East said.

Coast but ours.”

“So even though Even though you’re at West Point Krzyzewski arrived and everything, at West Point in 1975 basketball-wise they without a coaching were beaten up. I just reputation, Valerio said thought we got tough he quickly established together.” himself with the players Lehigh suffered the as someone who could consequences at least make them better. when the Engineers, as A preseason the school’s teams were known then, were trying scrimmage against another school proved to to score. be a turning point when “We wanted to win,” Krzyzewski issued a Krzyzewski said. “We challenge to the Cadets. didn’t know if we could “Let’s show them what sustain winning. But they needed to taste winning. Army basketball means,” the players remember We kind of played that him saying. “For the game like it would be a next five or six minutes, championship game. Or I don’t want them to if you were saving your score.” country. Or whatever.”

The Cadets did that Krzyzewski’s first item of business was to get his just and a seed had been team to play harder and planted. smarter on defense than “We felt from that they had previously. His time forward that would players followed his lead. could play with anyone,” Lehigh made just Valerio said. “He taught nine of 44 shots, a putrid us that if we really 24 percent shooting committed to defense, percentage. At halftime, hustle and team play, we Lehigh had just 10 could be competitive.” points. With six minutes Years later, Barto still to play, Lehigh was stuck realizes what Krzyzewski on 20 points. was doing that season.

When the game “Success in life is ended, Army won 56-29 when you align yourself and Krzyzewski had with people that believe win No. 1 on his road to in you more than you 1,000. believe in yourself,” “What that says is, Barto said. “It’s about imagine, he brought a today. It’s about getting it completely new offense done.” and a completely new That doesn’t mean, defense and we were DUR H A M

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Coach Mike Krzyzewski, far left, with the 1975-76 Army Cadets basketball team. of course, that it was easy. Krzyzewski made a habit of putting his team through late-night practices, which were allowed under NCAA rules back then.

“We would get back (from road games) at 2 in the morning,” Barto said.

“That bus would drive right past the barracks and to the gym.”

The players were grinding and Krzyzewski and his staff were right there with them.

After that first win over Lehigh, the coaches went back to Krzyzewski’s on-campus housing in building with three apartments.

As would happen even after he came to Duke, Krzyzewski enjoyed some food with his staff and they started breaking down film, preparing for the next opponent. In those early days, Mickie Krzyzewski prepared the meal.

With win No. 1 in the books, it was time to get ready for Upsala, which Army played four nights later.

“That type of training,” Krzyzewski says now, looking back. “I was never in combat during my military service. I was trained to do that.

My training at West Point, for coaching combat, the survival stuff that you need to do everything you can do for your program to win. No way I would be where I am today without West Point and playing for coach Knight. But coaching at West Point, there’s no way I would be where I am today without being given that opportunity to be in that environment and become a coach.”

That first year, in that first game, Krzyzewski displayed the intensity that’s been omnipresent during his Hall of Fame coaching career. But even when things didn’t work out, when the Cadets lost that season, he showed a deft touch.

Take an overtime loss to St. Peters and the post-game locker room.

“Coach doesn’t take losing easily,” Valerio said. “We are sitting with our heads down.”

Then the young cadets heard something striking from Krzyzewski.

Coach Mike Krzyzewski directs his team at Army.

“I don’t accept losing,” Krzyzewski told the team, “but I want to tell all of you that I’m proud of you. I’m proud to be your coach. You did everything I asked you to do. We lost and I don’t accept that. But you did everything I asked you do to.”

Valerio and his teammates couldn’t wait to get better.

“It made you want to take off your uniform, put on practice gear and go to work,” Valerio said.

Krzyzewski’s Army players have kept in touch with their old coach over the years. They returned to Cameron Indoor Stadium as group in 2011 for a celebration after Krzyzewski won his 903rd career game

Courtesy of Army Athletics

to become men’s college basketball’s all-time wins leader.

“We were lucky to be at the beginning when something special started,” Valerio said. “It allows you to kind of go back to the beginning with your teammates and coach. It made us realize how lucky we were to have him coach us.”

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The Herald-Sun | Bernard Thomas Mike Krzyzewski holds up the basketball net after beating Kansas, Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski left, and North Carolina coach Roy Williams talk before their meeting in where Roy Williams was a head coach, in the 1991 NCAA Tournament final to give Krzyzewski and Duke their first national title.

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or the record, North Carolina coach Roy Williams has won a whole bunch of basketball games.

But for the record, well, that belongs to the guy who coaches the guys his team’s fans love to hate.

A thousand wins for Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski.

That’s a lot.

“It’s just an amazing accomplishment,” Williams said.

The grand game was secured last Sunday against

St. John’s in New York’s Madison Square Garden, where Duke in 2011 beat Michigan State and made Krzyzewski the all-time wins leader in Division I men’s basketball with 903 victories.

“It’s far beyond any belief that I could ever have that somebody could win 1,000 college basketball games, particularly the way the game is now and the culture that we have now,” Williams said.

Krzyzewski’s Blue Devils won when seniors were his main men. Now Duke freshmen lead the way,

“It’s far beyond any belief that I could ever have that somebody could win 1,000 college basketball games, particularly the way the game is now and the culture that we have now,”

level,” Williams said. “I was here when he came in, and the first two or three or four years, there was some discontent over there.”

Krzyzewski didn’t exactly tear up the Atlantic Coast Conference when he arrived at Duke. He took his share of — UNC Coach Roy Williams lumps with the Blue Devils.

But Krzyzewski survived and morphing into men during advanced. their rookie seasons. Times A thousand games. That’s have changed, but so has a lot. “I’ll be very respectful of Krzyzewski, who just keeps it and admire it a great deal, winning. because I think that’s the “He’s done it for 40 years way everybody should be,” and done it at a high, high said Williams, who was the

head coach at Kansas when Duke beat the Jayhawks in the 1991 NCAA Tournament final to give Krzyzewski and Duke their first national championship.

Last Monday, UNC’s win against Syracuse earned Williams his 741st victory, tying him for 16th place-all time with former Temple coach John Chaney. That’s a lot of wins, too.

Don’t look for Williams to stick around for 1,000.

“Nooooo,” Williams insisted.

“That level, it’s just mind boggling.”

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Krzyzewski more than a mentor for Moton

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DURHAM — Sunday’s win against St. John’s pushed Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski over the 1,000-win threshold.

But ask N.C. Central coach LeVelle Moton, and he’ll tell you that Krzyzewski should’ve crossed that mark 10 games earlier.

“When I got hired here (as an assistant), we played him in our first game,” Moton said.

“He beat us by 1,000 in our first Division I basketball game.

That was like 10 wins.”

The Blue Devils beat the Eagles 121-56 in November 2007 — not quite by a margin of 1,000 points. It hasn’t been one of Krzyzewski’s more talked about games, and it’s likely one that most skim right over in reading his impossibly long list of accomplishments and wins.

But for Moton, the game meant so much more than the final score. It was the beginning of an era for N.C. Central and the beginning of a friendship with a man just five minutes down the road.

“He gave us a welcome to Division I,” Moton said. “Ever since then, we’ve formed a wonderful relationship.”

On the recruiting trail

Moton’s first interaction with Krzyzewski goes back far beyond their shared time as collegiate basketball coaches in Durham.

Moton guesses he was just 14 years old the first time the two met.

Krzyzewski was in the midst of building his empire at Duke, and Moton was in the infancy of his basketball career, playing on a North Carolina AAU basketball team with future all stars.

“Our AAU team was myself,

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Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski has become a mentor to N.C. Central head coach Levelle Moton, who recently crossed a milestone of his own with his 100th win.

Kornegay and Jef f Capel,” Moton said. “He was at a lot of our games. He was really recruiting Jeff, so I remember meeting him then.”

Moton, a guard who graduated from Raleigh’s Enloe High School in 1992, was passed over

by Krzyzewski on the recruiting trail. The Blue Devils were fully stocked at the guard position in his year, instead looking to build depth with fresh blood in the younger classes.

But even without a scholarship offer from Duke, Moton found his way to Durham, playing his collegiate years at

Win No. 1 overall Nov. 28. 1975 – Army 56, Lehigh 29 Following one season as a graduate assistant under Bob Knight at Indiana, the 28-year-old Krzyzewski returns to his alma mater and logs a win in his first game as a Division I head coach.

Win No. 1 at Duke Nov. 30, 1980 – Duke 67, Stetson 49 Before 8,100 people at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Krzyzewski starts his Blue Devils coaching career off right. Guard Tom Emma has a highly efficient game, scoring 19 points on 6 of 9 shooting and 7 of 7 freethrow shooting with no turnovers.

First ACC win Jan. 21, 1981 – Duke 56, at N.C. State 47 Krzyzewski took Duke to Reynolds Coliseum and faced off against another first-year ACC coach, Jim Valvano. Gene Banks scored 23 points and Krzyzewski had his first ACC win.

First ACC tourney win over UNC March 10, 1984 – Duke 77, North Carolina 75 The win that showed the rest of the ACC, and the country, that Duke was seriously

after that first meeting, Moton and Krzyzewski are still in the same city.

Finding a mentor

Their relationship has evolved over the years. Moton is no longer a high school player, meeting a grownup recruiting one his friends.

N o w, K r z y z e w s k i h a s become a mentor for Moton, a person he’s been able to turn to throughout his climb to become N.C. Central’s head coach.

“I didn’t get into the business where I was graduate

1975-76 (11-14) Nov. 28 Lehigh, H , 56-29 Dec. 2 Upsala, H , 62-48 Dec. 6 Pitt.-Johnstown, A , 68-67 Dec. 16 Adelphi H , 73-64 Jan. 2 New Hampshire , N1, 81-63 Jan. 8 Merchant Marine, H , 71-45 Jan. 21 Fordham H , 82-70 Jan. 27 Colgate H , 57-44 Feb. 4 Rochester H , 78-49 Feb. 24 Merrimack H , 84-73 Feb. 28 Navy, H , 78-62 N1 - Lafayette Invitational

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communicating. He gets everyone to play extremely hard.”

A mutual respect

Though Moton, who recently crossed a milestone of his own with his 100th win, admires Krzyzewski and his coaching techniques, he isn’t trying to duplicate his mentor’s style.

“One thing I have learned from being over there so much is I can’t be him,” Moton said. “I can only be LeVelle Moton. I’m comfortable in my own skin and doing that.

“It’s almost like baking a cake. I steal a little bit of this recipe and that recipe and whatever, but at the end, I’m going to be the guy that puts all the ingredients in and blend it and bake it. I’ve got to stand on that. I’m a much better LeVelle Moton than I am Coach K. I just try to stand on that.”

Sure, Moton and Krzyzewski are competitors by virture, both holding positions as the head basketball coach at an NCAA Division I school, but the relationship between the two is defined by so much more.

“He’s was one of the first people to call me when the accident happened with my son,” Moton said, referring to the burns his 1-year-old son suffered last March. “That just really meant a lot to me. There’s not a lot of people who have his cell phone number. Those little things are really sacred.

He called me one time, he was on vacation, and congratulated me on my book. Just for him to extend and say look, ‘I’ll do the forward for your book if you need me.’ That’s written forever.

That’s etched in stone.

“I’m just grateful that he sees something in me. I don’t know what it is, but there’s a mutual attraction and a mutual respect, and I’m honored.”

milestones on the rise. At the Greensboro Coliseum in the ACC Tournament semifinals, Duke topped a top-ranked Tar Heel team that featured Michael Jordan, Kenny Smith and Sam Perkins in the starting lineup.

First ACC championship March 8, 1986 – Duke 68, Georgia Tech 67 En route to their first Final Four appearance under Krzyzewski, the Blue Devils won the ACC Tournament for the first time during Krzyzewski’s tenure as Johnny Dawkins scored 20 points and Mark Alarie had 17 at the Greensboro Coliseum.

First national championship April 1, 1991 – Duke 72, Kansas 65 Two days after ending UNLV’s perfect season in the national semifinals at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, Duke tops Roy Williams’ Kansas Jayhawks for Duke’s first national championship. Christian Laettner makes all 12 of his free throws in the championship game and is the tournament MVP. Second national championship April 6, 1991 – Duke 71, Michigan 51 The Blue Devils wrap up back-to-back championships with a convincing win

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assistant and then worked my way up,” Moton said. “I came, I started as a middle school basketball coach, as a high school coach.

“So when I came here, I didn’t have a father that had been in the business or an uncle or anyone to show me the way. I had to do a trial by error. I was fortunate enough and I am for tunate enough that have a guy that will probably be on the Mount Rushmore of coaches five minutes away.”

The first time Moton went to a Duke basketball practice, he knew exactly what he was going to do.

Armed with a notebook and a pen, the then-newly promoted North Carolina Central head coach intended to write down every play Krzyzewski called for his Blue Devils.

But shortly after arriving, Moton realized his strategy was futile.

“After about 30 minutes into practice, I put the notebook down because I realized his greatest gift is just his ability to communicate to his players and get them to buy in,” Moton said. “That’s extremely difficult.”

It’s that gift, that unparalleled ability, to get through to 20-somethings year after year, that will shape his legacy, Moton said.

“I just remember sitting there,” Moton said. “It’s one thing that I think leads his legacy. If you ever watch a Duke basketball game, watch their huddle during timeouts and watch opposing teams huddles. It’s night and day. Their huddles, ever yone is almost two inches away from each other, they’re locked in. Everyone is looking at each other.

“That’s just his technique of

Dec. 30 Yale, N1, 50-49 Jan. 5 SUNY Buffalo , H , 75-56 Jan. 10 Scranton (OT), A , 72-67 Jan. 27 Fordham A , 67-52 Jan. 30 Air Force H , 68-49 Jan. 31 Rochester H , 74-66 Feb. 3 Penn State A , 60-56 Feb. 5 Seton Hall H , 76-73 Feb. 16 Iona, H , 62-56 Feb. 21 Colgate A , 74-56 Feb. 26 Navy, A , 54-53 March 5 Manhattan N2, 64-62 N1 - Vermont Classic N2 - ECAC Playoffs 1977-78 (19-9) Nov. 25 Rensselaer Poly. Inst., H , 89-56 Dec. 1 Lehigh, H , 91-62 Dec. 3 Wagner H , 90-78 Dec. 8 St. Peter’s H , 64-61 Dec. 10 Northeastern, A , 87-70 Dec. 12 Merchant Marine, H , 96-60 Dec. 16 Kansas State, N1, 57-55 Jan. 4 Lycoming H , 68-50 Jan. 25 Colgate H , 60-58 Jan. 28 Seton Hall A , 71-67 Jan. 31 Fordham H , 89-74

Feb. 4 Penn State H , 64-52 Feb. 10 Rochester A , 88-44 Feb. 11 SUNY Buffalo , A , 74-53 Feb. 15 Iona, A , 63-61 Feb. 18 Niagara A , 77-65 Feb. 20 Manhattan H , 74-58 Feb. 25 Navy, H , 66-62 March 2 Seton Hall (OT) , N2, 81-79 N1 - Sun Bowl Classic N2 - ECAC Metropolitan Playoffs 1978-79 (14-11) Nov. 25 Ohio Northern, H , 83-59 Nov. 27 Rochester A , 80-60 Dec. 2 Niagara A , 78-65 Dec. 6 St. Peter’s A , 57-56 Dec. 12 Lehigh, H , 97-70 Dec. 15 Lafayette H , 64-44 Dec. 19 Davidson N1, 80-76 Jan. 6 Yale, H , 81-80 Jan. 8 Merchant Marine, A , 81-73 Jan. 20 Manhattan A , 98-84 Jan. 22 St. Francis (N.Y.) H , 81-65 Jan. 29 Rensselaer Poly. Inst., H , 84-54 Feb. 12 Fordham A , 71-70

over Michigan’s famed Fab Five at the Metrodome in Minneapolis. Grant Hill, starting his first game since February, scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.

Third national championship April 2, 2001 – Duke 82, Arizona 72 Having seen his favored team lose to Connecticut in the 1999 national final, Krzyzewski leads Duke to its third national championship. Shane Battier is named Final Four Most Outstanding Player after scoring 18 points, grabbing 11 rebounds and collecting six assists at the Metrodome in Minneapolis.

Fourth national championship April 5, 2010 – Duke 61, Butler 59 Returning to the Final Four in Indianapolis 19 years after the program’s first national championship, Krzyzewski collects national title number four in memorable final over hometown favorite Butler. Kyle Singler scores 19 points and is named Final Four Most Outstanding Player.

Win No. 880 to pass Dean Smith Dec. 29, 2010 – Duke 108, UNC Greensboro 62 At the Greensboro Coliseum, where so many of Krzyzewski’s fabled wins at

Duke have taken place, the top-ranked Blue Devils dismantle UNC Greensboro as Krzyzewski passes UNC’s Dean Smith 879 on the all-time wins list.

Win No. 903 to pass Bob Knight as all-time wins leader Nov. 15, 2011 – Duke 74, Michigan State 69 At Madison Square Garden, with Knight in attendance as well as a host of former Duke players, the Blue Devils used a 20-1 run in the second half to beat the Spartans and give Krzyzewski the all-time Division I men’s basketball coaching wins record of 903. Andre Dawkins sank six 3-pointers and scored 26 points to lead Duke.

Win No. 1,000 Jan. 25, 2015 -- Duke 77, St. John’s 68 Madison Square Garden in New York became the site of yet another Krzyzewski milestone thanks to a stirring comeback by the Blue Devils. Duke trailed by 10 points with eight and a half minutes to play before embarking on an 18-2 run to pull away for the victory. Freshman Tyus Jones scored 22 points while senior Quinn Cook and freshman center Jahlil Okafor had 17 points each for Duke.

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1980-81 Record: 17-13, ACC: 6-8 (T5th) Nov. 29 Stetson H , 67-49 Dec. 2 South Florida, A , 83-72 Dec. 9 Vanderbilt (OT) , A , 72-69 Dec. 19 Brown, *H, 91-60 Dec. 20 Detroit, *H, 111-71 Dec. 22 Pennsylvania, H , 88-82 Dec. 28 New Orleans, N2, 77-63 Jan. 19 George Mason , H , 60-51 Jan. 21 N.C. State A , 56-47 Jan. 24 Clemson H , 75-57 Jan. 27 Rutgers A , 53-51 Feb. 4 Georgia Tech, A , 82-68 Feb. 7 Maryland H , 55-54 Feb. 21 Georgia Tech, H , 83-56 Feb. 28 North Carolina (OT) H , 66-65 March 12 , N.C. A&T **H, 79-69 March 16 , Alabama **H, 75-70 *H - Iron Duke Classic, Durham **H - NIT Tournament, Durham N2 - Sugar Bowl Tournament, New Orleans N3 - ACC Tournament, Landover, Md. 1981-82 Record: 10-17, ACC: 4-10 (T6th) Dec. 2 La Salle H , 61-55 Dec. 22 East Carolina, H , 70-57 Dec. 30 Auburn *H, 72-71 Jan. 6 Rutgers H , 80-61 Jan. 20 N.C. State H , 49-48 Jan. 23 Clemson A , 50-44 Jan. 27 Holy Cross, N1, 66-60 Feb. 3 Georgia Tech, H , 47-46 Feb. 8 UNC Wilmington (OT), H , 67-57 Feb. 24 Clemson (3 OT) , H , 73-72 *H - Iron Duke Classic, Durham N1 - East Rutherford, N.J.

1982-83 Record: 11-17, ACC: 3-11 (7th) Nov. 27 East Carolina, H , 70-65 Nov. 29 Appalachian State H , 73-57 Dec. 14 Davidson H , 63-60 Dec. 29 New Hampshire , H , 84-48 Jan. 3 George Mason , H , 90-79 Jan. 8 La Salle A , 61-60 Jan. 15 Maryland A , 86-67 Jan. 29 Clemson H , 99-96 Feb. 2 William & Mary , H , 73-71 Feb. 16 Stetson H , 89-80 Feb. 26 Georgia Tech, H , 106-81

1983-84 Record: 24-10, ACC: 7-7 (T3rd) Nov. 26 Vanderbilt H , 78-74 Nov. 30 William & Mary , A , 70-68 Dec. 3 Davidson A , 90-63 Dec. 5 South Florida, H , 95-66 Dec. 7 Ohio Univ., H , 82-63 Dec. 10 East Carolina, H , 80-64 Dec. 12 Massachusetts, H , 88-56 Dec. 21 Colorado H , 79-72 Dec. 29 Pacific, N1, 68-66 Dec. 30 Navy, N1, 90-79 Jan. 4 Loyola, Md., H , 92-68 Jan. 7 Virginia A , 78-72 Jan. 9 Bucknell H , 84-67 Jan. 11 Appalachian State H , 73-60 Jan. 28 Clemson A , 67-65 Jan. 30 Georgia Tech, A , 69-68 Feb. 4 Virginia H , 67-64 Feb. 8 Harvard A , 89-86 Feb. 11 Maryland A , 89-84 Feb. 15 Stetson A , 80-69 Feb. 18 Wake Forest (OT) H , 79-77 Feb. 23 N.C. State (OT), A , 73-70 March 9 Georgia Tech (OT) N2, 67-63 March 10 , North Carolina , N2, 77-75 N1 - Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii N2 - ACC Tournament, Greensboro

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N4 - NCAA Tournament, East Rutherford, N.J. N5 - NCAA Final Four, Kansas City, Mo.

1988-89 Record: 28-8, ACC: 9-5 (T2nd) , u NCAA Final Four Nov. 19 Kentucky N1, 80-55 Nov. 26 The Citadel, H , 93-52 Nov. 30 East Carolina, H , 95-46 Dec. 3 Northwestern, H , 86-62 Dec. 5 Stetson H , 90-62 Dec. 10 Miami , A , 117-102 Dec. 21 Wake Forest, H , 94-88 Dec. 29 Cornell H , 94-59 Jan. 3 Washington , A , 87-61 Jan. 5 Davidson H , 101-53 Jan. 7 Virginia A , 84-76 Jan. 11 William & Mary , H , 100-38 Jan. 14 Maryland A , 82-72 Jan. 29 Clemson H , 92-62 Feb. 5 Notre Dame , A , 10280 Feb. 8 Virginia H , 85-66 Feb. 11 Maryland H , 86-60 Feb. 14 Harvard A , 98-59 Feb. 18 Kansas, H , 102-77 The Herald-Sun | File photo by Chuck Liddy Feb. 20 Georgia Tech, H , Duke University men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski receives a congratulato- 91-66 ry hug from his assistant coaches after the Blue Devils won their first NCAA Feb. 23 N.C. State H , 86-65 National Championship on April 1, 1991 in Indianapolis.

March 5 North Carolina , A , 88-86 1984-85 March 14 , Xavier, N4, 65-60 Feb. 1 Wake Forest, A , 68-58 March 10 , Wake Forest, N3, Record: 23-8, ACC: 8-6 (T4th) N1 - BYU-Hawaii Feb. 6 Virginia A , 77-65 88-64 Nov. 26 St. Louis A , 97-64 Thanksgiving Classic, Laie, Feb. 9 Georgia Tech, H , 75-59 March 11 , Virginia N3, 69-58 Nov. 28 William & Mary , H , Hawaii.

Feb. 11 Stetson A , 85-66 March 16 , S.C. State N4, 90-69 92-60 N2 - East Rutherford, N.J. Feb. 15 N.C. State A , 72-70 March 18 , West Virginia, N4, Dec. 1 St. Joseph’s , H , 59-46 N3 - ACC Tournament, Feb. 16 Notre Dame , H , 70-63 Dec. 5 Appalachian State H , Landover, Md. 75-74 March 24 , Minnesota N5, 98-64 N4 - NCAA Tournament, Feb. 19 Miami , H , 104-82 87-70 Dec. 8 Virginia H , 78-65 Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 22 Oklahoma H , 93-84 March 26 , Georgetown, N5, Dec. 17 Davidson H , 82-65 N5 - NCAA Tournament, Feb. 26 Clemson A , 77-69 85-77 Dec. 19 Northwestern, A , Cincinnati March 2 North Carolina , H , N1 - Tipoff Classic, 76-55 82-74 Springfield, Mass.

1987-88 Dec. 28 Alabama-Birm. , N1, March 7 Wake Forest, N3, N2 - East Rutherford, N.J. Record: 28-7, ACC: 9-5 (3rd) 76-62 68-60 N3 - ACC Tournament, Atlanta , u ACC Champions Dec. 29 Southern Cal, N1, March 8 Virginia N3, 75-70 N4 - NCAA Tournament, , u NCAA Final Four 75-73 March 9 Georgia Tech, N3, Greensboro Nov. 28 Appalachian State Jan. 5 Virginia A , 63-58 68-67 N5 - NCAA Tournament, East H , 110-74 Jan. 9 East Carolina, H , 87-63 March 13 , Miss Valley State Rutherford, N.J. Nov. 30 East Carolina, H , Jan. 12 Washington , H , 71-59 N4, 85-78 N6 - NCAA Final Four, Seattle, 94-45 Jan. 19 North Carolina , A , March 15 , Old Dominion, N4, Dec. 3 Northwestern, A , Wash.

93-77 89-61 79-57 1989-90 Jan. 26 Clemson A , 100-83 March 21 , DePaul N5, 74-67 Dec. 9 Davidson A , 105-71 Record: 29-9, ACC: 9-5 (2nd) Jan. 30 Wake Forest (OT) A , March 23 , Navy, N5, 71-50 Dec. 21 Harvard H , 121-62 , u NCAA Final Four 76-70 March 29 , Kansas, N6, 71-67 Dec. 29 Florida, N1, 93-70 Nov. 25 Harvard H , 130-54 Feb. 4 Harvard H , 82-53 N1 - Big Apple NIT, Houston Jan. 4 William & Mary , H , Nov. 29 Canisius H , 102-66 Feb. 9 Maryland H , 70-62 N2 - Big Apple NIT, New York 101-70 Dec. 2 Northwestern, A , Feb. 13 Stetson H , 94-51 City Jan. 6 Miami , H , 107-69 103-77 Feb. 16 Notre Dame , N2, N3 - ACC Tournament, Jan. 9 Virginia A , 77-59 Dec. 21 Davidson A , 89-44 81-69 Greensboro Jan. 14 St. Louis H , 69-53 Dec. 23 Washington , H , Feb. 23 Georgia Tech, H , N4 - NCAA Tournament, Jan. 21 North Carolina , A , 74-64 67-62 Greensboro 70-69 Dec. 28 Drake , N2, 101-77 Feb. 27 Clemson H , 90-73 N5 - NCAA Tournament, East Jan. 23 Wake Forest, A , 103Dec. 29 Cincinnati N2, 95-83 March 8 Maryland N3, 86-73 Rutherford, N.J. 70 Dec. 30 Hawaii, N2, 87-75 March 15 , Pepperdine, N4, N6 - NCAA Final Four, Dallas Jan. 25 Stetson A , 81-78 Jan. 3 The Citadel, H , 108-69 75-62 Feb. 1 Clemson H , 101-63 1986-87 Jan. 6 Virginia H , 76-68 N1 - Trojan-Bud Light Classic, Record: 24-9, ACC: 9-5 (3rd) Feb. 3 Georgia Tech, H , 78-65 Jan. 11 Georgia Tech, A , 96-91 Los Angeles Feb. 7 Notre Dame , H , 70-61 Jan. 13 Maryland H , 91-80 , u NCAA Sweet 16 N2 - East Rutherford, N.J. Feb. 11 Wake Forest, H , 98-67 Jan. 20 Wake Forest, A , 97-69 Nov. 28 BYU-Hawaii, N1, N3 - ACC Tournament, Atlanta Feb. 13 Maryland A , 90-83 85-68 Jan. 22 William & Mary , A , N4 - NCAA Tournament, Feb. 17 Virginia H , 73-54 Dec. 3 East Carolina, H , 103109-76 Houston Feb. 20 Kansas (OT), A , 74-70 Jan. 24 N.C. State (OT), H , 65 1985-86 March 6 North Carolina , H , Dec. 6 Vanderbilt H , 78-66 85-82 Record: 37-3, ACC: 12-2 (1st) 96-81 Dec. 8 Davidson H , 95-65 Jan. 28 Georgia Tech, H , , u ACC Champions March 11 , Virginia N2, 60-48 Dec. 13 Alabama N2, 76-67 88-86 , u NCAA Final Four March 12 , N.C. State N2, Dec. 22 Miami , A , 74-67 Jan. 31 Clemson H , 94-80 Nov. 21 Lamar , N1, 66-62 73-71 Dec. 29 Appalachian State Feb. 4 Notre Dame , H , 88-76 Nov. 24 Ala.-Birmingham N1, March 13 , North Carolina , H , 80-50 Feb. 10 Maryland (OT) , A , 66-54 N2, 65-61 Dec. 30 Northwestern, H , 114-111 Nov. 26 William & Mary , A , March 17 , Boston U. N3, 106-55 Feb. 12 Stetson A , 102-67 84-61 85-69 Jan. 3 Virginia A , 70-63 Feb. 14 East Carolina, H , Nov. 29 St. John’s N2, 71-70 March 19 , Southern Jan. 5 William & Mary , H , 84-51 Dec. 1 Kansas, N2, 92-86 Methodist N3, 94-79 82-46 Feb. 18 Wake Forest, H , 71-56 Dec. 2 East Carolina, H , 98-66 Jan. 7 St. Joseph’s , H , 93-83 March 24 , Rhode Island, N4, Feb. 25 Arizona H , 78-76 March 9 Maryland N3, 104-84 Dec. 4 Vanderbilt A , 84-74 73-72 Jan. 14 Maryland A , 85-61 Dec. 7 Virginia H , 72-64 Jan. 17 Wake Forest, H , 69-49 March 26 , Temple N4, 63-53 March 16 , Richmond N4, 81-46 Dec. 18 Davidson A , 69-52 N1 - Fiesta Bowl Classic, Jan. 24 Clemson (OT), A , March 18 , St. John’s N4, Dec. 28 Appalachian State Tucson, Ariz.

105-103 76-72 H , 88-46 N2 - ACC Tournament, Jan. 26 Cornell H , 85-59 March 22 , UCLA, N5, 90-81 Dec. 30 Northwestern, H , Greensboro Jan. 31 Wake Forest (OT) A , March 24 , Connecticut (OT) 78-55 N3 - NCAA Tournament, 62-60 N5, 79-78 Jan. 4 Maryland A , 81-75 Chapel Hill Feb. 2 Stetson H , 62-59 Jan. 8 St. Louis H , 84-58 Feb. 4 Virginia H , 75-61 Jan. 11 N.C. State H , 74-64 Feb. 7 Maryland H , 76-67 Jan. 13 St. Joseph’s , A , 87-66 Feb. 10 Harvard A , 98-86 Jan. 16 Wake Forest, H , 92-63 Feb. 19 N.C. State H , 66-50 Jan. 25 Maryland H , 80-68 Feb. 28 Clemson H , 65-59 Jan. 27 Harvard H , 89-52 March 12 , Texas A&M, N4, Jan. 29 Clemson H , 89-78 58-51

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March 31 , Arkansas N6, 97-83 N1 - ACC/Big East Challenge, Greensboro N2 - Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii N3 - ACC Tournament, Charlotte N4 - NCAA Tournament, Atlanta N5 - NCAA Tournament, East Rutherford, N.J. N6 - NCAA Final Four, Denver, Colo.

1990-91 Record: 32-7, ACC: 11-3 (1st) , u NCAA Champions Nov. 14 Marquette *H, 87-74 Nov. 16 Boston College , *H, 100-76 Nov. 23 Notre Dame , N2, 85-77 Nov. 26 East Carolina, H , 125-82 Dec. 1 UNC Charlotte , H , 111-94 Dec. 8 Michigan H , 75-68 Dec. 19 Harvard A , 103-61 Dec. 22 Oklahoma A , 90-85 Dec. 29 Lehigh, H , 97-67 Jan. 2 Boston U. H , 109-55 Jan. 9 Georgia Tech, H , 98-57 Jan. 12 Maryland A , 94-78 Jan. 14 Wake Forest, H , 89-67 Jan. 16 The Citadel, A , 83-50 Jan. 19 North Carolina , H , 74-60 Jan. 26 Clemson A , 99-70 Jan. 30 Georgia Tech, A , 77-75 Feb. 2 Notre Dame , A , 90-77 Feb. 7 Virginia H , 86-74 Feb. 9 Maryland H , 101-81 Feb. 10 Louisiana State , H , 88-70 Feb. 13 Davidson H , 74-39 Feb. 20 N.C. State H , 72-65 Feb. 27 Clemson H , 79-62 March 3 North Carolina , A , 83-77 March 9 N.C. State N4, 93-72 March 14 , La.-Monroe , N5, 102-73 March 16 , Iowa , N5, 85-70 March 22 , Connecticut , N6, 81-67 March 24 , St. John’s N6, 78-61 March 30 , UNLV, N7, 79-77 April 1 Kansas, N7, 72-65 *H - Dodge NIT, Durham N2 - Dodge NIT, New York City *April - ACC/Big East Challenge, Landover, Md. N4 - ACC Tournament, Charlotte N5 - NCAA Tournament, Minneapolis, Minn.

N6 - NCAA Tournament, Pontiac, Mich.

N7 - NCAA Final Four, Indianapolis, Ind. 1991-92 Record: 34-2, ACC: 14-2 (1st) , u ACC Champions , u NCAA Champions Nov. 25 East Carolina, H , 103-75 Nov. 30 Harvard H , 118-65 Dec. 5 St. John’s N1, 91-81 Dec. 7 Canisius A , 96-60 Dec. 14 Michigan (OT) , A , 88-85 Dec. 30 William & Mary , H , 97-61 Jan. 2 Virginia A , 68-62 Jan. 6 Florida State, H , 86-70 Jan. 8 Maryland A , 83-66 Jan. 11 Georgia Tech, H , 97-84 Jan. 15 N.C. State H , 110-75 Jan. 18 UNC Charlotte , H , 104-82 Jan. 21 Boston U. A , 95-85 Jan. 25 Wake Forest, H , 84-68 Jan. 27 Clemson H , 112-73 Jan. 30 Florida State, A , 75-62 Feb. 1 Notre Dame , H , 100-71

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Feb. 8 Louisiana State , A , 77-67 Feb. 12 Georgia Tech, A , 71-62 Feb. 16 N.C. State A , 71-63 Feb. 20 Maryland H , 91-89 Feb. 26 Virginia H , 76-67 March 1 UCLA, A , 75-65 March 4 Clemson A , 98-97 March 8 North Carolina , H , 89-77 March 13 , Maryland N2, 94-87 March 14 , Georgia Tech, N2, 89-76 March 15 , North Carolina , N2, 94-74 March 19 , Campbell N3, 82-56 March 21 , Iowa , N3, 75-62 March 26 , Seton Hall N4, 81-69 March 28 , Kentucky (OT) , N4, 104-103 April 4 Indiana N5, 81-78 April 6 Michigan N5, 71-51 N1 - ACC/Big East Challenge, Greensboro N2 - ACC Tournament, Charlotte N3 - NCAA Tournament, Greensboro N4 - NCAA Tournament, Philadelphia N5 - NCAA Final Four Minneapolis, Minn.

1992-93 Record: 24-8, ACC: 10-6 (T3rd) Dec. 1 Canisius H , 110-62 Dec. 5 Michigan H , 79-68 Dec. 7 Northeastern, H , 103-72 Dec. 12 Rutgers N1, 88-79 Dec. 21 DePaul N2, 89-73 Dec. 22 Louisiana State , N2, 96-67 Dec. 23 Brigham Young , N2, 89-66 Dec. 30 Boston U. H , 106-72 Jan. 4 Oklahoma (OT), H , 88-84 Jan. 6 Clemson H , 110-67 Jan. 13 Wake Forest, A , 86-59 Jan. 16 Iowa , H , 65-56 Jan. 21 N.C. State H , 92-56 Jan. 26 San Francisco, H , 117-73 Jan. 30 Maryland A , 78-62 Feb. 3 North Carolina , H , 81-67 Feb. 6 Notre Dame , A , 67-50 Feb. 8 Clemson A , 93-84 Feb. 10 Georgia Tech, H , 73-63 Feb. 21 N.C. State A , 91-82 Feb. 24 Florida State, H , 98-75 Feb. 28 UCLA, H , 78-67 March 3 Maryland H , 95-79 March 18 , Southern Illinois , N4, 105-70 N1 - East Rutherford, N.J. N2 - Maui Invitational, Lahaina, Hawaii N3 - ACC Tournament, Charlotte N4 - NCAA Tournament, Chicago

1993-94 Record: 28-6, ACC: 12-4 (1st) , u NCAA Final Four Nov. 27 Northeastern, H , 86-72 Dec. 1 The Citadel, H , 78-63 Dec. 4 Xavier, H , 82-60 Dec. 6 S.C. State H , 97-61 Dec. 11 Michigan A , 73-63 Dec. 22 Iowa , A , 79-76 Dec. 30 Western Carolina, H , 87-67 Jan. 5 Clemson A , 71-65 Jan. 8 Georgia Tech, H , 88-71 Jan. 10 Brown, H , 89-71 Jan. 15 Virginia A , 66-58 Jan. 20 N.C. State A , 92-65 Jan. 22 Florida State, H , 10679 Jan. 26 Notre Dame , H , 74-72 Jan. 29 Maryland H , 75-62 Feb. 5 Clemson H , 78-74 Feb. 8 Georgia Tech, A , 66-63 Feb. 16 Virginia H , 84-54 Feb. 20 N.C. State H , 85-58 Feb. 23 Florida State, A , 84-72 Feb. 27 Temple H , 59-47 March 2 Maryland A , 73-69 March 11 , Clemson N1, 77-64 March 18 , Texas Southern, N2, 82-70 March 20 , Michigan State , N2, 85-74 March 24 , Marquette N3, 59-49 March 26 , Purdue, N3, 69-60 April 2 Florida, N4, 70-65 N1 - ACC Tournament, Charlotte N2 - NCAA Tournament, St. Petersburg, Fla. N3 - NCAA Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn.

N4 - NCAA Final Four, Charlotte

1994-95 Record: 13-18, ACC: 2-14 (9th) Nov. 25 Brown, H , 80-38 Nov. 26 Northeastern, H , 93-70 Dec. 3 Illinois, N2, 70-65 Dec. 6 George Washington H , 103-73

2001

April 2 Arizona N7, 82-72 N1 - TiVo Preseason NIT, New York City N2 - ACC/Big 10 Challenge, Greensboro N3 - Rose Garden, Portland, Ore. N4 - The ColiseuMarch in Oakland, Oakland, Calif.

N5 - ACC Tournament, Atlanta N6 - NCAA Tournament, Greensboro N7 - NCAA Tournament, Philadelphia N8 - NCAA Final Four, Minneapolis, Minn.

2001-02 Record: 31-4, ACC: 13-3 (2nd) , u ACC Champions , u NCAA Sweet 16 Nov. 19 Seton Hall N1, 80-79 Nov. 20 South Carolina , N1, 81-56 Nov. 21 Ball State N1, 83-71 Nov. 25 Portland H , 104-62 Nov. 27 Iowa , N2, 80-62 Dec. 2 Clemson H , 96-80 Dec. 5 Temple H , 82-57 Dec. 8 Michigan A , 104-83 Dec. 16 N.C. A&T H , 93-51 Dec. 18 Kentucky (OT) , N3, 95-92 The Herald-Sun | File photo by Kevin Seifert Dec. 29 San Diego State, H , Mike Krzyzewski and the Blue Devils celebrate after defeating Arizona to win the National Championship at 92-79 the Metrodome in Minneapolis.

Jan. 2 Davidson N4, 106-71 Jan. 10 Georgia Tech, H , March 14 , Tulsa, N6, 97-56 March 17 , Lamar , N5, 82-55 Dec. 10 Michigan H , 69-59 , u NCAA Elite Eight 104-79 March 19 , SW Missouri State March 19 , Kansas, N5, 69-64 Dec. 19 N.C. A&T H , 99-56 Nov. 16 Army, A , 78-45 Jan. 13 N.C. State A , 76-57 N7, 78-61 N1 - Coaches vs. Cancer Dec. 29 Boston U. N3, 71-54 Nov. 20 Davidson H , 100-65 Jan. 17 Maryland H , 99-78 March 21 , Temple N7, 85-64 Classic, New York City Dec. 30 Georgia Tech, N3, Nov. 24 Chaminade, N1, Jan. 19 Wake Forest, H , 103March 27 , Michigan State , N2 - Wooden Classic, 76-69 106-70 80 N8, 68-62 Anaheim, Calif.

Jan. 2 S.C State H , 107-61 Nov. 25 Missouri N1, 82-59 Jan. 24 Boston College , A , N1 - Charlotte N3 - ACC/Big 10 Challenge, N1 - Auburn Hills, Mich.

Nov. 26 Arizona N1, 95-87 88-78 N2 - Carrs Great Alaska Chicago N2 - Chicago Dec. 1 S.C. State H , 98-47 Jan. 27 Virginia H , 94-81 Shootout, Anchorage N4 - ACC Tournament, N3 - Kraft Rainbow Classic, Dec. 3 UNC Greensboro H , Jan. 31 North Carolina , A , N3 - Great Eight, Chicago, Ill. Charlotte Honolulu, Hawaii 93-37 87-58 N4 - Jimmy V Classic, East N5 - NCAA Tournament, N4 - ACC Tournament, Dec. 6 Virginia H , 103-59 Feb. 2 Clemson A , 98-88 Rutherford, N.J. Winston-Salem Greensboro Dec. 10 Villanova H , 94-66 Feb. 7 Florida State, H , 80-49 N5 - ACC Tournament, N6 - NCAA Tournament, * Krzyzewski coached first Dec. 21 Mercer, H , 126-64 Feb. 9 Georgia Tech, A , 95-63 Charlotte Syracuse, N.Y. 12 games before leaving Dec. 30 Portland State, H , Feb. 14 N.C. State H , 108-71 N6 - NCAA Tournament, team after back surgery and 89-39 2000-01 Charlotte exhaustion. Pete Gaudet Jan. 3 Maryland A , 104-72 Record: 35-4, ACC: 13-3 (T1st) Feb. 21 Wake Forest, A , 90-61 Feb. 24 St. John’s H , 97-55 N7 - NCAA Tournament, East coached final 19 games Jan. 7 N.C. State H , 64-50 , u ACC Champions March 3 North Carolina , H , Rutherford, N.J. as interim head coach.

Jan. 10 Florida State, A , 75-63 , u NCAA Champions 93-68 Coaching records reflect this Jan. 14 Wake Forest, A , 88-52 N8 - NCAA Final Four, St. Nov. 14 Princeton H , 87-50 March 8 North Carolina , N5, Petersburg, Fla. situation.

Jan. 17 Clemson H , 81-80 Nov. 17 Villanova H , 98-85 60-48 Jan. 20 N.C. A&T A , 101-66 Nov. 22 Texas, N1, 95-69 1995-96 1999-2000 March 9 Wake Forest, N5, Jan. 24 Virginia A , 72-65 Nov. 24 Temple N1, 63-61 Record: 18-13, ACC: 8-8 (T4th) Record: 29-5, ACC: 15-1 (1st) 79-64 Jan. 29 Maryland H , 86-59 Nov. 25 Army, H , 91-48 Nov. 23 Old Dominion, N1, , u ACC Champions March 10 , N.C. State N5, Feb. 1 Georgia Tech, H , 90-69 , u NCAA Sweet 16 Nov. 28 Illinois, N2, 78-77 75-55 91-61 Feb. 8 N.C. State A , 65-49 Dec. 2 Temple A , 93-68 Nov. 24 Indiana N1, 70-64 Nov. 20 Army, H , 100-42 March 14 , Winthrop N6, Feb. 10 Florida State, H , Dec. 5 Davidson H , 102-60 Nov. 25 Iowa , N1, 88-81 Nov. 23 Columbia H , 99-82 84-37 86-72 Dec. 9 Michigan H , 104-61 Nov. 29 UNC Greensboro H , Nov. 27 USC , N2, 81-68 March 16 , Notre Dame , N6, Feb. 14 Wake Forest, H , 78-47 Nov. 30 Illinois, N3, 72-69 Dec. 19 Portland N3, 97-64 71-57 84-77 Feb. 18 Clemson A , 70-66 Dec. 4 S.C. State H , 84-64 Dec. 4 DePaul (OT), H , 84-83 Dec. 30 N.C. A&T H , 108-73 N1 - Maui Invitational, Feb. 22 UCLA, H , 120-84 Jan. 4 Florida State, A , 99-72 Dec. 19 Delaware H , 79-73 Dec. 11 Michigan A , 104-97 Lahaini, Maui Jan. 7 Clemson H , 115-74 Dec. 20 Western Carolina, H , Feb. 25 Georgia Tech, A , Dec. 19 N.C. A&T H , 101-60 N2 - ACC/Big 10 Challenge, 76-53 Jan. 10 N.C. State A , 84-78 107-67 Dec. 21 Davidson H , 109-65 Chicago Jan. 13 Virginia H , 103-61 Dec. 28 Monmouth, H , 69-53 Feb. 28 North Carolina , H , Jan. 2 William & Mary , H , N3 - Jimmy V Classic, East 77-75 Jan. 16 Boston College , H , Dec. 30 Northeastern, H , 96-55 Rutherford, N.J. March 5 Virginia N2, 63-41 97-75 87-56 Jan. 5 Virginia (OT), A , 109N4 - Charlotte March 7 Clemson N2, 66-64 Jan. 20 Georgia Tech, A , 98-77 Jan. 18 N.C. State A , 71-70 100 N5 - ACC Tournament, March 13 , Radford N3, 99-63 Jan. 24 Wake Forest, H , 85-62 Jan. 20 Florida State, H , 85-65 Jan. 9 Maryland A , 80-70 Charlotte March 15 , Oklahoma St., N3, Jan. 27 Maryland (OT) , A , Jan. 28 Maryland H , 83-73 Jan. 12 Georgia Tech, H , N6 - NCAA Tournament, 79-73 98-96 Feb. 3 Clemson H , 83-53 82-57 Greenville, S.C. March 20 , Syracuse N4, Feb. 14 Virginia H , 79-69 Jan. 16 Florida State, A , 85-54 Feb. 4 Florida State, H , 100N7 - NCAA Tournament, 80-67 58 Feb. 17 N.C. State (OT), H , Jan. 19 N.C. State (OT), H , Lexington, Ky.

N1 Maui Invitational, Feb. 7 Clemson A , 81-64 79-76 92-88 Lahaina, Hawaii 2002-03 Feb. 22 Florida State, A , Jan. 22 Wake Forest, A , 75-61 Feb. 11 N.C. State H , 101-75 N2 - ACC Tournament, Record: 26-7, ACC: 11-5 Feb. 18 St. John’s A , 91-59 93-87 Jan. 29 Clemson H , 93-59 Greensboro (T2nd) Feb. 25 UCLA, H , 85-66 Feb. 3 North Carolina (OT) A , Feb. 21 Georgia Tech, H , N3 - NCAA Tournament, , u ACC Champions 98-54 Feb. 28 Maryland A , 77-75 90-86 Lexington, Ky. Feb. 24 Wake Forest, A , 82-80 , u NCAA Sweet 16 N1 - Carrs Great Alaska Feb. 5 Virginia H , 106-86 N4 - NCAA Tournament, St. Nov. 23 Army, H , 101-53 March 4 North Carolina , A , Shootout, Anchorage, Feb. 12 Georgia Tech, A , Petersburg, Fla. Nov. 25 Davidson H , 95-80 95-81 Alaska 84-65 March 9 N.C. State N5, 76-61 Nov. 30 UCLA, N1, 84-73 N2 - ACC Tournament, Feb. 16 Florida State, H , 1998-99 Dec. 3 Ohio State N2, 91-76 March 10 , Maryland N5, Greensboro 101-68 Record: 37-2, ACC: 16-0 (1st) Dec. 7 Michigan H , 81-59 84-82 N3 - NCAA Tournament, Feb. 19 N.C. State A , 71-66 , u ACC Champions Dec. 17 N.C. A&T N3, 91-57 Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 22 Wake Forest, H , 96-78 March 11 , North Carolina , , u NCAA Final Four Dec. 29 Dayton H , 85-74 N5, 79-53 March 1 Clemson A , 92-78

Nov. 14 Fairfield H , 98-66 1996-97 Jan. 2 Fairfield H , 86-58 March 15 , Monmouth, N5, March 4 North Carolina , H , Nov. 17 Davidson N1, 94-61 Record: 24-9, ACC: 12-4 (1st) Jan. 5 Clemson A , 89-71 95-52 90-76 Nov. 21 S.C. State H , 120-56 Nov. 20 St. Joseph’s , *H, March 17 , Missouri N5, 94-81 Jan. 8 Georgetown, H , 93-86 March 9 Clemson N4, 94-63 Nov. 26 Notre Dame , N2, 89-60 Jan. 12 Wake Forest, H , 74-55 March 22 , UCLA, N6, 76-63 March 11 , Wake Forest, N4, 111-82 Nov. 22 Vanderbilt *H, 86-57 Jan. 15 Virginia H , 104-93 March 24 , USC , N6, 79-69 82-73 Nov. 27 Fresno State, N2, Nov. 27 Tulsa, N1, 72-67 Jan. 25 Georgia Tech, H , March 31 , Maryland N7, March 12 , Maryland N4, 93-82 Dec. 2 Lehigh, H , 103-51 91-71 95-84 81-68 Dec. 2 Michigan State , N3, Dec. 5 Florida State (OT) H , 73-67 72-66 Dec. 5 N.C. State H , 89-69 Dec. 11 Davidson H , 85-58 Dec. 9 Florida, H , 116-86 Dec. 14 Villanova A , 87-79 Dec. 12 Michigan H , 108-64 Dec. 22 Army, H , 100-38 Dec. 30 Western Carolina, H , Dec. 20 N.C. A&T H , 88-53 Dec. 22 Kentucky N4, 71-60 104-54 Dec. 30 UNC Greensboro H , Jan. 2 S.C. State H , 104-54 104-58 Jan. 5 Georgia Tech, A , 66-56 Jan. 3 Maryland A , 82-64 Jan. 13 Campbell H , 84-59 Jan. 6 Georgia Tech, H , 99-58 Jan. 15 UNC Greensboro A , If It Can Be Fixed, We Can Fix It! Jan. 10 Virginia H , 115-69 87-49 Jan. 13 Wake Forest, A , 82-72 Jan. 18 Virginia H , 78-59 Jan. 16 Florida State, H , 98-73 Jan. 21 N.C. State A , 70-55 Jan. 20 Clemson A , 82-60 Jan. 29 North Carolina , H , Jan. 24 St. John’s (OT), A , 80-73 92-88 Feb. 2 Georgia Tech, H , 70-61 Jan. 27 North Carolina , H , Feb. 5 Wake Forest, A , 73-68 89-77 Feb. 8 N.C. State H , 80-51 Jan. 30 N.C. State A , 80-61 Feb. 11 Virginia A , 62-61 Feb. 3 Maryland H , 95-77 Feb. 15 Florida State, A , Feb. 6 Georgia Tech, A , 87-79 89-79 Feb. 11 Virginia A , 100-54 Feb. 18 Clemson H , 84-77 Feb. 13 Wake Forest, H , Feb. 27 Maryland H , 81-69 102-71 March 14 , Murray State, N3, Feb. 17 Florida State, A , 71-68 85-59 *H - Chase Preseason NIT, Feb. 20 Clemson H , 92-65 Durham Feb. 24 DePaul A , 96-64 N1 - Chase Preseason NIT, Feb. 27 North Carolina , A , New York City 81-61 N2 - ACC Tournament, March 4 Virginia N5, 104-67 Greensboro March 6 N.C. State N5, 83-68 N3 - NCAA Tournament, March 7 North Carolina , N5, Charlotte Phyllis & David Cope 96-73 1997-98 March 12 , Florida A&M, N6, Record: 32-4, ACC: 15-1 (1st) 105 W. NC 54 • Homestead Market • Durham 99-58

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Jan. 30 Butler , H , 80-60 Feb. 5 North Carolina , H , 83-74 Feb. 9 Clemson H , 65-55 Feb. 15 Virginia A , 78-59 Feb. 19 Maryland H , 75-70 Feb. 22 N.C. State H , 79-68 Feb. 26 Georgia Tech, A , 77-58 March 6 Florida State, H , 72-56 March 14 , Virginia N4, 83-76 March 15 , North Carolina , N4, 75-63 March 16 , N.C. State N4, 84-77 March 20 , Colorado State, N5, 67-57 March 22 , Central Michigan, N5, 86-60 N1 - Wooden Tradition, Indianapolis, Ind. N2 - ACC/Big 10 Challenge, Greensboro N3 - Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro N4 - ACC Tournament, Greensboro N5 - NCAA Tournament, Salt Lake City N6 - NCAA Tournament, Anaheim, Calif.

2003-04 Record: 31-6, ACC: 13-3 (1st) , u NCAA Final Four Nov. 22 Detroit, H , 67-56 Nov. 27 Pacific, N1, 82-69 Nov. 28 Liberty, N1, 76-47 Dec. 3 Michigan State , A , 72-50 Dec. 6 St. John’s H , 79-58 Dec. 14 Portland H , 84-43 Dec. 17 Princeton H , 69-51 Dec. 20 Texas, N2, 89-61 Dec. 29 Davidson H , 88-54 Jan. 3 Clemson A , 73-54 Jan. 6 Fairfield H , 99-58 Jan. 11 Virginia A , 93-71 Jan. 15 N.C. State H , 76-57 Jan. 17 Wake Forest, H , 84-72 Jan. 21 Maryland A , 68-60 Jan. 24 Georgetown, A , 85-66 Jan. 29 Florida State, H , 56-49 Jan. 31 Georgia Tech, A , 82-74 Feb. 5 North Carolina (OT) A , 83-81 Feb. 8 Clemson H , 81-55 Feb. 11 Virginia H , 93-75 Feb. 22 Maryland H , 86-63 Feb. 26 Valparaiso H , 97-63 Feb. 29 Florida State, A , 70-65 March 6 North Carolina , H , 70-65 March 12 , Virginia N3, 84-74 March 13 , Georgia Tech, N3, 85-71 March 18 , Alabama State, N4, 96-61 March 20 , Seton Hall N4, 90-62 March 26 , Illinois, N5, 72-62 March 28 , Xavier, N5, 66-63 N1 - Carrs Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage N2 - Dreyfus Classic, New York City N3 - ACC Tournament, Greensboro N4 - NCAA Tournament, Raleigh N5 - NCAA Tournament, Atlanta N6 - NCAA Final Four, San Antonio, Texas

2004-05 Record: 27-6, ACC: 11-5 (3rd) , u ACC Champions , u NCAA Sweet 16 Nov. 20 Tennessee-Martin H , 88-46 Nov. 22 Davidson N1, 74-61 Nov. 27 UNC Greensboro H , 98-44 Nov. 30 Michigan State , H , 81-74 Dec. 4 Valparaiso N2, 93-61 Dec. 12 Toledo, H , 82-54 Dec. 14 Illinois-Chicago, H , 88-55 Dec. 18 Oklahoma N3, 78-67 Jan. 2 Clemson H , 62-54 Jan. 5 Princeton H , 59-46 Jan. 8 Temple H , 82-74 Jan. 13 N.C. State A , 86-74 Jan. 16 Virginia H , 80-66 Jan. 19 Miami , A , 92-83 Jan. 22 Florida State, A , 88-56 Jan. 30 Virginia Tech, H , 10065 Feb. 5 Georgia Tech, H , 82-65 Feb. 9 North Carolina , H , 71-70 Feb. 20 Wake Forest, H , 102-92 Feb. 23 Georgia Tech, A , 60-56 Feb. 26 St. John’s A , 58-47 March 3 Miami , H , 83-59 March 11 , Virginia N4, 76-64 March 12 , N.C. State N4, 76-69 March 13 , Georgia Tech, N4, 69-64 March 18 , Delaware State , N5, 57-46 March 20 , Mississippi State, N5, 63-55 N1 - Charlotte Coliseum, Charlotte N2 - UniteDec. Center, Chicago

2015

The Herald-Sun | Christine T. Nguyen

Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski reacts during the game against St. John’s on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2015 at Madison Square Garden. Duke beat St. John 77-68 to give coach Krzyzewski his 1,000th career victory.

N3 - Dreyfus Classic, New York City N4 - ACC Tournament, Washington, D.C. N5 - NCAA Tournament, Charlotte N6 - NCAA Tournament, Austin, Texas 2005-06 Record: 32-4, ACC: 14-2 (1st) , u ACC Champions , u NCAA Sweet 16 Nov. 14 Boston U., H , 64-47 Nov. 16 Seton Hall , H , 93-40 Nov. 19 Davidson H , 84-55 Nov. 23 Drexel N1, 78-68 Nov. 25 Memphis N1, 70-67 Nov. 30 Indiana A , 75-67 Dec. 4 Virginia Tech, H , 77-75 Dec. 7 Penn, H , 72-59 Dec. 10 Texas, N2, 97-66 Dec. 18 Valparaiso, H , 104-77 Dec. 21 St. John’s H , 70-57 Dec. 31 UNC Greensboro N3, 102-69 Jan. 2 Bucknell H , 84-50 Jan. 8 Wake Forest, A , 82-64 Jan. 11 Maryland H , 76-52 Jan. 14 Clemson A , 87-77 Jan. 18 N.C. State H , 81-68 Jan. 26 Virginia Tech, A , 80-67 Jan. 28 Virginia H , 82-63 Feb. 1 Boston College , A , 83-81 Feb. 4 Florida State (OT) H , 97-96 Feb. 7 North Carolina , A , 87-83 Feb. 11 Maryland A , 96-88 Feb. 14 Wake Forest, H , 93-70 Feb. 19 Miami , H , 92-71 Feb. 22 Georgia Tech, A , 73-66 Feb. 25 Temple A , 74-66 March 10 , Miami , N4, 80-76 March 11 , Wake Forest, N4, 78-66 March 12 , Boston College , N4, 78-76 March 16 , Southern N5, 70-54 March 18 , George Washington N5, 74-61 N1 - NIT Season Tip-Off, New York City N2 - Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, N.J. N3 - Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro N4 - ACC Tournament, Greensboro N5 - NCAA Tournament, Greensboro N6 - NCAA Tournament, Atlanta 2006-07 Record: 22-11, ACC: 8-8 (T6th) Nov. 12 Columbia N1, 86-43 Nov. 13 Georgia Southern N1, 72-48 Nov. 16 UNC Greensboro H , 75-48 Nov. 20 Air Force N2, 71-56 Nov. 25 Davidson H , 75-47 Nov. 28 Indiana H , 54-51 Dec. 2 Georgetown, H , 61-52 Dec. 6 Holy Cross, H , 57-45 Dec. 9 George Mason , H , 69-53 Dec. 19 Kent State H , 79-72

Dec. 21 Gonzaga N3, 61-54 Dec. 31 San Jose State, H , 70-51 Jan. 2 Temple H , 73-55 Jan. 14 Miami , A , 85-63 Jan. 18 Wake Forest, H , 62-40 Jan. 20 N.C. State A , 79-56 Jan. 25 Clemson H , 68-66 Jan. 28 Boston College , H , 75-61 Feb. 14 Boston College , A , 75-61 Feb. 18 Georgia Tech, H , 71-62 Feb. 22 Clemson A , 71-66 Feb. 25 St. John’s A , 67-50 N1 - CBE Classic, Durham N2 - CBE Classic, Kansas City, Mo. N3 - Madison Square Garden, New York City N4 - ACC Tournament, Tampa, Fla..

N5 - NCAA Tournament, Buffalo, N.Y. 2007-08 Record: 28-6, ACC: 13-3 (2nd) Nov. 9 N.C. Central (H) 121-56 Nov. 12 New Mexico State (H) 86-61 Nov. 19 Princeton (N1) 83-61 Nov. 20 Illinois (N1) 79-66 Nov. 21 Marquette (N1) 77-73 Nov. 25 Eastern Kentucky (H) 78-43 Nov. 27 Wisconsin (H) 82-58 Dec. 1 Davidson (N2) 79-73 Dec. 8 Michigan (H) 95-67 Dec. 17 Albany (H) 111-70 Jan. 6 Cornell (H) 81-67 Jan. 9 Temple (N3) 74-64 Jan. 13 Virginia (H) 87-65 Jan. 16 Florida State (A) 70-57 Jan. 19 Clemson (H) 93-80 Jan. 24 Virginia Tech (A) 81-64 Jan. 27 Maryland (A) 93-84 Jan. 31 N.C. State (H) 92-72 Feb. 2 Miami (H) 88-73 Feb. 6 UNC (A) 89-78 Feb. 9 Boston College (H) 90-80 Feb. 13 Maryland (H) 77-65 Feb. 23 St. John’s (H) 86-56 Feb. 27 Georgia Tech (H) 71-58 March 1 N.C. State (A) 87-86 N1—Maui Invitational, Lahaina, Hawaii N2—Bobcats Arena, Charlotte N3—Wachovia Center, Philadelphia 2008-09 Record: 30-7, ACC: 11-5 (T2) Nov. 10 Presbyterian (H) 80-49 Nov. 11 Georgia Southern (H) 97-54 Nov. 16 Rhode Island (H) 82-79 Nov. 20 Southern Illinois (N1) 83-58 Nov. 21 Michigan (N1) 71-56 Nov. 23 Montana (H) 78-58 Nov. 28 Duquesne (H) 95-72 Dec. 2 Purdue (A) 76-60 Dec. 17 UNC Asheville (H) 99-56 Dec 20 Xavier (N2) 82-64 Dec. 31 Loyola, Md. (H) 92-51

Jan. 4 Virginia Tech (H) 69-44 Jan. 7 Davidson (H) 79-65 Jan. 10 Florida State (A) 66-58 Jan. 14 Georgia Tech (A) 70-56 Jan. 17 Georgetown (H) 76-67 Jan. 20 N.C. State (H) 73-56 Jan. 24 Maryland (H) 85-44 Feb. 1 Virginia (H) 79-54 Feb. 7 Miami (H) 78-75 Feb. 19 St. John’s (A) 76-69 Feb. 22 Wake Forest (H) 10191 Feb. 25 Maryland (A) 78-67 Feb. 28 Virginia Tech (A) 72-65 March 3 Florida State (H) 84-81 March 13 Boston College (N3) 66-65 March 14 Maryland (N3) 67-61 March 15 Florida State (N3) 79-69 March 19 Binghamton (N4) 86-62 March 21 Texas (N4) 74-69 N1 – 2K Sports Classic New York, NY N2 – Izod Center, East Rutherford N.J. N3 – ACC Tournament, Atlanta N4 – NCAA Tournament, Greensboro 2009-10 Record: 35-5 ACC: 13-3 (T1st) N 13 UNC Greensboro (H) 96-62 N 16 Coastal Carolina (H) 74-61 N 17 Charlotte (H) 101-59 N 21 Radford (H) 104-67 N 25 Arizona State (N1) 64-53 N 27 Connecticut (N1) 68-59 D 5 St. John’s (H) 80-71 D 15 Gardner-Webb (H) 11368 D 19 Gonzaga (N2) 76-41 D 29 Long Beach State (H) 84-63 D 31 Pennsylvania (H) 114-55 J 3 Clemson (H) 74-53 J 6 Iowa State (N3) 86-65 J 13 Boston College (H) 79-59 J 17 Wake Forest (H) 90-70 J 23 Clemson (A) 60-47 J 27 Florida State (H) 70-56 F 4 Georgia Tech (H) 86-67 F 6 Boston College (A) 66-63 F 10 North Carolina (A) 64-54 F 13 Maryland (H) 77-56 F 17 Miami (A) 81-74 F 21 Virginia Tech (H) 67-55 F 25 Tulsa (H) 70-52 F 28 Virginia (A) 67-49 M 6 North Carolina (H) 82-50 M 12 Virginia (N4) 57-46 M 13 Miami (N4) 77-74 M 14 Georgia Tech (N4) 65-61 M 19 Arkansas-Pine Bluff (N5) 73-44 M 21 California (N5) 68-53 M 26 Purdue (N6) 70-57 M 28 Baylor (N6) 78-71 A 3 West Virginia (N7) W 78-57 A 5 Butler (N7) W 61-59 N1 - NIT Season Tip-Off, New York, N.Y. N2 - Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. N3 - United Center, Chicago, Ill. N4 - ACC Tournament, Greensboro, N.C. N5 - NCAA Tournament, Jacksonville, Fla. N6 - NCAA Tournament, Houston, Texas N7 - NCAA Final Four, Indianapolis, Ind. 2010-11 Record: 32-5 ACC: 13-3 (2nd) N 14 Princeton (H) 97-60 N 16 Miami (Ohio) (H) 79-45 N 19 Colgate (H) 110-58 N 22 Marquette (N1) 104-67

N 23 Kansas State (N1) 82-68 N 27 Oregon (N2)98-71 D 1 Michigan State (H) 84-79 D 4 Butler (N3) 82-70 D 8 Bradley (H) 83-48 D 11 Saint Louis (H) 84-47 D 20 Elon (H) 98-72 D 29 UNC Greensboro (A) 108-62 J 2 Miami (H) 74-63 J 5 UAB (H) 85-64 J 9 Maryland (H) 71-64 J 15 Virginia (H) 76-60 J 19 N.C. State (A) 92-78 J 22 Wake Forest (A) 83-59 J 27 Boston College (H) 84-68 F 2 Maryland (A) 80-62 F 5 N.C. State (H) 76-52 F 9 North Carolina (H) 79-73 F 13 Miami (A) 81-71 F 16 Virginia (A) 56-41 F 20 Georgia Tech (H) 79-57 F 23 Temple (H) 78-61 M 2 Clemson (H) 70-59 M 11 Maryland (N4) 87-71 M 12 Virginia Tech (N4) 77-63 M 13 North Carolina (N4) 75-58 M 18 Hampton (N5) 87-45 M 20 Michigan (N5) 73-71 N1 - O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic, Kansas City, K.C. N2 - Rose Garden, Portland, Ore. N3 - IZOD Center, East Rutherford, N.J. N4 - ACC Tournament, Greensboro, N.C. N5 - NCAA Tournament, Charlotte, N.C. 2011-12 Record: 27-7, ACC: 13-3 (2nd) N11 Belmont (H) 77-76 N12 Presbyterian (H) 96-55 N15 Michigan State (N1) 74-69 N18 Davidson (H) 82-69 N21 Tennessee (N2) 77-67 N22 Michigan (N2) 82-75 N23 Kansas (N3) 68-61 D7 Colorado State (H) 87-64 D10 Washington (N3) 86-80 D19 UNC-Greensboro (H) 90-63 D30 Western Michigan (H) 110-70 J1 Penn (H) 85-55 J7 Georgia Tech (A) 81-74 J12 Virginia (H) 61-58 J15 Clemson (A) 73-66 J19 Wake Forest (H) 91-73 J25 Maryland (A) 74-61 J28 St. John’s (H) 83-76 F2 Virginia Tech (A) 75-60 F8 North Carolina (A) 85-84 F11 Maryland (H) 73-55 F16 N.C. State (H) 78-73 F19 Boston College (A) 75-50 F23 Florida State (A) 74-66 F25 Virginia Tech (H) 70-65 F28 Wake Forest (A) 79-71 M9 Virginia Tech (N4) 60-56 N1 – Champions Classic, Madison Square Garden, New York N2 – Maui Invitational, Lahaina, Hawaii N3 – Madison Square Garden, New York N4 – ACC Tournament, Philips Arena, Atlanta 2012-13 Record: 30-6, ACC: 14-4 (2nd) N9 Georgia State (H) 74-55 N13 Kentucky (N1) 75-68 N18 Florida Gulf Coast (H) 88-67 N22 Minnesota (N2) 89-71 N23 VCU (N2) 67-58 N24 Louisville (N2) 76-71 N28 Ohio State (H) 73-68 D1 Delaware (H) 88-50 D8 Temple (N3) 90-67 D19 Cornell (H) 88-47 D20 Elon (H) 76-54 D29 Santa Clara (H) 90-77

J2 Davidson (N4) 67-50 J5 Wake Forest (H) 80-62 J8 Clemson (H) 68-40 J17 Georgia Tech (H) 73-57 J26 Maryland (H) 84-64 J30 Wake Forest (A) 75-70 F2 Florida State (AP 79-60 F7 N.C. State 98-85 F10 Boston College (A) 62-61 F13 North Carolina (H) 73-68 F21 Virginia Tech (A) 88-56 F24 Boston College (H) 89-68 M2 Miami (H) 79-76 M5 Virginia Tech (H) 85-57 M9 North Carolina (A) 69-53 M22 Albany (N5) 73-61 M24 Creighton (N5) 66-50 M29 Michigan State (N6) 71-61 N1: Champions Classic, Georgia Dome, Atlanta N2: Battle4Atlantis, Imperial Arena, Paradise Island, Bahamas N3: Izod Center, East Rutherford, N.J. N4: Time Warner Cable Arena, Charlotte N5: NCAA Tournament, Wells Fargo Arena, Philadelphia N6: NCAA Tournament, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis 2013-14 Record: 27-7, ACC: 13-5 (3rd) N8 Davidson (H) 111-77 N15 Florida Atlantic (H) 97-64 N18 UNC Asheville (H) 91-55 N19 East Carolina (H) 83-74 N24 Vermont (H) 91-90 N27 Alabama (N1) 74-64 D3 Michigan (H) 79-69 D16 Gardner-Webb (H) 85-66 D19 UCLA (N2) 80-63 D28 Eastern Michigan (H) 82-59 D31 Elon (N3) 86-48 J7 Georgia Tech (H) 79-57 J13 Virginia (H) 69-65 J18 N.C. State (H) 95-60 J22 Miami (A) 67-46 J25 Florida State (H) 78-56 J27 Pittsburgh (A) 80-65 F4 Wake Forest (H) 83-63 F8 Boston College (A) 89-68 F15 Maryland (H) 69-67 F18 Georgia Tech (A) 68-51 F22 Syracuse (H) 66-60 F25 Virginia Tech (H) 66-48 M8 North Carolina (H) 93-81 M14 Clemson (N4) 63-62 M15 N.C. State (N4) 75-67 N1: Preseason NIT, Madison Square Garden, New York N2: Madison Square Garden, New York N3: Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro N4: ACC Tournament, Greensboro Coliseum 2014-15 Record: 17-2, ACC: 4-2 N14 Presbyterian (H) 113-44 N15 Fairfield (H) 109-59 N18 Michigan State (N1) 81-71 N21 Temple (N2) 74-54 N22 Stanford (N2) 70-59 N26 Furman (H) 93-54 N30 Army (H) 93-73 D3 Wisconsin (A) 80-70 D15 Elon (H) 75-62 D18 Connecticut (N3) 66-56 D29 Toledo (H) 86-69 D31 Wofford (H) 84-55 J3 Boston College (H) 85-62 J7 Wake Forest (A) 73-65 J17 Louisville (A) 63-52 J19 Pittsburgh (H) 79-65 J25 St John’s (A) 77-68 N1: Champions Classic, Bankers Life Field House, Indianapolis N2: Coaches Vs. Cancer Classic, Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. N3: Izod Center, East Rutherford, N.J.

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