Game-by-game results for every Maryland basketball season since 1910-11. Maryland was known as Maryland Agricultural College until 1915, and as Maryland State College from 1916-1919. Maryland's conference affiliations: Atlantic Coast Conference since 1953-54; and the Southern Conference from 1923-24 to 1952-53.
An all-college basketball team was formed in 1904-05, and played just two games. Due to a fire in 1912 which burnt the armory and college gymnasium, the team that was fielded in 1913-14 did not have a regular home, practiced only three times all season and lost 16 games. Another team was not fielded until 1918-19.
In 1918-19, Maryland State participated in the District Intercollegiate Basketball League, in which all games were played at the Washington YMCA. Another season would not be conducted until Maryland opened its new facility at The Gymnasium, inside Annapolis Hall, in 1923-24. It is considered to be the school's first "varsity" team.
Home games were played at The Gymnasium from 1923-24 to 1930-31. Home games were played at Ritchie Coliseum from 1931-32 to 1954-55. Home games from 1955-56 through 2001-02 were played at Cole Field House. Beginning in 2002-03, Maryland moved to Comcast Center.
Maryland and opponent Associated Press rankings are in brackets - AP polls began in 1948-49. From 1960-61 to 1967-68, the Associated Press ranked only the nation's top 10 teams.
1-Maryland Invitational Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum)
1970-71
Record: 14-12 H: 11-4 A: 3-7 N: 0-1
ACC: 5-9, 6th place (tie)
D1
Delaware
W
86-73
D5
Buffalo
W
109-70
D8
Lehigh
W
85-66
D12
• Wake Forest
W
72-71
D16
[2]
• at South Carolina
L
70-96
D19
at Georgetown
L
79-92
D22
Tampa
W
80-72
D29
Miami
W
111-77
J2
Richmond
W
99-67
J6
• NC State
L
81-83
J9
[2]
• South Carolina (OT)
W
31-30
J11
• Clemson
W
56-52
J23
George Washington
W
69-67
J27
at Loyola (Md.)
W
88-69
J30
[20]
• at North Carolina
L
79-105
F3
• at NC State
L
61-71
F6
• at Duke
W
88-79
F10
• at Virginia
L
63-78
F13
• Duke
L
67-70
F17
[8]
• North Carolina
L
76-100
F20
at Seton Hall
W
56-55
F23
• at Clemson (OT)
L
45-51
F27
West Virginia
L
81-83
M2
• at Wake Forest
L
66-72
M6
• Virginia (OT)
W
89-84
M11
[6]
South Carolina (1)
L
63-71
1-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum)
1972-73
Record: 23-7 H: 12-1 A: 8-4 N: 3-2
ACC: 7-5, 3rd place, ACC Tournament Finalist
Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight, AP No. 8, UPI No. 10
N29
[3]
Brown
W
127-82
D2
[3]
at Richmond
W
82-50
D9
[3]
at Canisius
W
107-80
D12
[3]
at Georgetown
W
99-73
D22
[2]
George Washington
W
88-79
D29
[2]
Georgia Tech (1)
W
90-55
D30
[2]
Syracuse (1)
W
90-76
J2
[2]
Kent
W
76-58
J6
[2]
• at Clemson
W
79-75
J9
[2]
• Virginia
W
93-74
J14
[2]
[3]
• NC State
L
85-87
J20
[3]
at Navy
W
76-67
J22
[3]
• Wake Forest
W
105-76
J23
[4]
Long Island
W
100-73
J27
[4]
[3]
• North Carolina
W
94-88
J31
[3]
[2]
• at NC State
L
78-89
F3
[3]
• at Duke
L
81-85
F8
[9]
at Fordham
W
83-72
F11
[9]
Buffalo
W
93-64
F14
[10]
[6]
• at North Carolina
L
85-95
F17
[10]
• Clemson
W
69-66
F21
[8]
at Duquesne
W
81-71
F24
[8]
• Duke
W
96-68
F28
[9]
• at Wake Forest
L
60-62
M3
[9]
• at Virginia
W
92-81
M8
[10]
Clemson (2)
W
77-61
M9
[10]
Wake Forest (2)
W
73-65
M10
[10]
[2]
NC State (2)
L
74-76
M15
[8]
[14]
Syracuse (3)
W
91-75
M17
[8]
[4]
Providence (3)
L
89-103
1-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-NCAA East Regional at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum)
1973-74
Record: 23-5 H: 12-1 A: 7-3 N: 4-1
ACC: 9-3, 2nd place (tie), ACC Tournament Finalist
Postseason: AP No. 4, UPI No. 4
D1
[4]
[1]
at UCLA
L
64-65
D5
[4]
Eastern Kentucky
W
106-57
D11
[4]
Georgetown
W
115-83
D21
[2]
San Francisco (1)
W
78-60
D22
[2]
Santa Clara (1)
W
53-32
D29
[2]
Holy Cross (2)
W
102-75
D30
[2]
Boston College (2)
W
58-37
J2
[3]
at Richmond
W
96-60
J5
[3]
• Clemson
W
89-60
J11
[3]
• at Wake Forest
W
72-59
J13
[3]
[4]
• at NC State
L
74-80
J17
[4]
Fordham
W
112-73
J19
[4]
at Navy
W
72-50
J22
[5]
Canisius
W
86-73
J26
[5]
[4]
• at North Carolina
L
73-82
J30
[6]
[2]
• NC State
L
80-86
F2
[6]
• Duke
W
104-83
F6
[7]
• at Virginia
W
88-81
F9
[7]
George Washington (3)
W
92-71
F13
[6]
[4]
• North Carolina
W
91-80
F16
[6]
• at Clemson
W
56-54
F20
[5]
Duquesne
W
98-72
F23
[5]
• at Duke
W
64-61
F27
[5]
• Wake Forest
W
77-68
M2
[5]
• Virginia
W
110-75
M7
[4]
Duke (4)
W
85-66
M8
[4]
[6]
North Carolina (4)
W
105-85
M9
[4]
[1]
NC State (OT) (4)
L
100-103
1-Cable Car Classic at Oakland, Calif. (Oakland Coliseum); 2 -Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum)
1974-75
Record: 24-5 H: 12-2 A: 10-1 N: 2-2
ACC: 10-2, ACC Regular Season Champion
Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight, AP No. 5, UPI No. 5
N18
[4]
Richmond
W
106-81
D4
[4]
• at Wake Forest
W
99-78
D7
[4]
Long Island
W
99-84
D10
[5]
Georgetown (1)
W
104-71
D12
[5]
DePauw
W
113-49
D21
[5]
George Washington (1)
W
81-67
D27
[5]
Georgia Tech (2)
W
105-67
D28
[5]
[3]
UCLA (2)
L
75-81
J2
[7]
Appalachian State
W
96-50
J4
[7]
[19]
Notre Dame
W
90-82
J8
[5]
• Duke
W
83-77
J11
[5]
[19]
• Wake Forest
W
89-73
J16
[5]
[4]
• NC State
W
103-85
J18
[5]
at Navy
W
87-73
J22
[3]
• at Clemson
L
82-83
J25
[3]
[14]
• North Carolina
L
66-69
F1
[8]
[2]
• at NC State
W
98-97
F4
[4]
• Virginia
W
86-79
F6
[4]
at Fordham
W
65-46
F8
[4]
• at Duke
W
104-80
F15
[3]
• at North Carolina
W
96-74
F19
[3]
• at Virginia
W
70-51
F23
[3]
at Duquesne
W
103-82
F26
[2]
[11]
• Clemson
W
70-64
M1
[2]
E. Tennessee State
W
104-87
M6
[2]
[8]
NC State (3)
L
85-87
M18
[4]
Creighton (4)
W
83-79
M20
[4]
[9]
Notre Dame (5)
W
83-71
M22
[4]
[3]
Louisville (5)
L
82-96
1-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-NCAA Midwest Region First Round at Lubbock, Texas (Memorial Coliseum); 5-NCAA Midwest Regional at Las Cruces, N.M. (Pan American Center)
1975-76
Record: 22-6 H: 13-2 A: 8-3 N: 1-1
ACC: 7-5, 2nd place (tie)
Postseason: AP No. 11, UPI No. 13
N29
[3]
East Carolina
W
127-84
D3
[2]
DePauw
W
99-42
D6
[2]
at Richmond
W
98-71
D8
[2]
Boston University
W
122-82
D10
[2]
Georgia Tech
W
93-65
D20
[2]
Fordham
W
81-56
D22
[2]
UNC Charlotte
W
70-60
D29
[2]
Seton Hall (1)
W
104-69
D30
[2]
Princeton (1)
W
66-59
J3
[2]
Long Island
W
111-88
J7
[2]
at Geo. Washington
W
82-72
J10
[2]
[7]
• at Wake Forest (2)
L
93-96
J14
[2]
[13]
• at NC State
W
87-69
J17
[2]
at Navy
W
87-69
J21
[2]
• Clemson
L
77-82
J25
[2]
[5]
• at North Carolina (OT)
L
93-95
J28
[7]
[8]
• NC State
W
102-84
J31
[7]
[10]
at Notre Dame
W
69-63
F4
[5]
• at Virginia
W
69-66
F7
[5]
• Duke
W
102-91
F11
[4]
[3]
• North Carolina
L
69-81
F14
[4]
• at Clemson
W
98-89
F18
[7]
at Georgetown
W
72-63
F21
[7]
• at Duke
L
67-69
F25
[10]
• Wake Forest
W
105-91
F28
[10]
• Virginia
W
81-73
M4
[9]
Duke (OT) (3)
W
80-78
M5
[9]
Virginia (3)
L
65-73
1-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre)
1976-77
Record: 19-8 H: 15-4 A: 3-3 N: 1-1
ACC: 7-5, 4th place
N27
[8]
Notre Dame (OT)
L
79-80
N30
[16]
Ball State
W
86-70
D2
[16]
Long Island
W
49-45
D4
[16]
Princeton
W
58-45
D8
[17]
East Carolina
W
80-69
D12
[17]
[19]
DePaul
W
92-74
D18
[14]
Appalachian State
W
76-74
D22
[15]
Bucknell
W
106-72
D28
[16]
Xavier (1)
W
84-74
D29
[16]
[18]
Syracuse (1)
W
96-85
J4
[15]
Richmond
W
90-87
J8
[15]
[10]
• Wake Forest (OT)
L
85-86
J9
[15]
• NC State
W
87-80
J15
[14]
Navy (2)
W
62-54
J19
[13]
• at Clemson
L
71-93
J22
[13]
[4]
• North Carolina
L
68-71
J27
• at NC State
W
75-73
J29
George Washington
L
76-86
F2
• Virginia
W
82-67
F5
• at Duke (OT)
W
65-64
F9
[14]
• at North Carolina
L
70-97
F12
[15]
• Clemson
W
84-78
F15
Pittsburgh
W
88-75
F19
• Duke
W
85-72
F22
[11]
• at Wake Forest (3)
W
81-80
F26
• at Virginia
L
68-77
M3
NC State (4)
L
72-82
1-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 3-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum)
1977-78
Record: 15-13 H: 10-4 A: 1-8 N: 4-1
ACC: 3-9, 6th place
N25
[14]
Bucknell
W
95-62
N27
[14]
American (1)
W
78-65
N28
[14]
Georgetown (1)
W
91-87
D1
[14]
Penn State (2)
W
89-80
D7
[12]
East Carolina
W
130-106
D10
[12]
at Geo. Washington
L
90-101
D17
[18]
Long Island
W
94-64
D21
[20]
Army
W
99-77
D28
[14]
Western Kentucky (3)
W
91-78
D29
[14]
Georgia Tech (3)
W
65-63
J4
[15]
• Duke
L
78-88
J7
[15]
• at Wake Forest (4)
L
75-84
J11
[16]
• at NC State
L
82-88
J14
Air Force
W
74-73
J16
• Clemson
W
90-75
J21
[5]
• at North Carolina
L
71-85
J25
• NC State
L
73-80
J29
[5]
at Notre Dame
L
54-69
F1
[11]
• at Virginia
L
64-66
F4
UNLV
W
81-68
F8
[7]
• North Carolina
L
64-66
F11
• at Clemson
W
80-75
F16
at Pittsburgh (OT)
L
86-89
F18
[20]
• at Duke
L
70-81
F22
• Wake Forest
W
91-89
F25
• Virginia
L
70-79
M1
NC State (3OT) (5)
W
109-108
M2
[15]
Duke (5)
L
69-81
1-Tip Off Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum)
1978-79
Record: 19-11 H: 12-4 A: 4-4 N: 3-3
ACC: 6-6, 4th place
Postseason: NIT Second Round
N24
Bucknell
W
107-97
N28
[19]
Georgetown (1)
L
65-68
D2
[19]
at Air Force
W
81-68
D4
[19]
at UNLV
L
88-94
D7
[19]
Penn State (2)
W
69-61
D9
[19]
Biscayne
W
86-60
D16
East Carolina
W
82-71
D20
[4]
• NC State
W
124-110
D23
Canisius
W
128-103
D29
St. Joseph's (OT) (3)
W
62-56
D30
[20]
Southern California (3)
W
83-79
J3
[20]
George Washington
W
84-72
J6
[20]
• Wake Forest
L
60-66
J10
[8]
• at NC State (2OT)
W
82-81
J13
[12]
Louisville
L
84-99
J17
[19]
• at Clemson
W
77-63
J20
[19]
[2]
• North Carolina
L
53-54
J23
Navy
W
82-62
J27
[1]
Notre Dame
W
67-66
J31
[17]
• Virginia
L
63-69
F3
[17]
[3]
• at Duke
L
78-87
F7
[6]
• at North Carolina
L
67-76
F10
• Clemson
W
77-69
F17
[5]
• Duke
W
70-68
F19
• at Wake Forest (4)
W
54-53
F21
• at Virginia
L
72-75
M1
Clemson (5)
W
75-67
M2
[7]
North Carolina (5)
L
79-102
M7
Rhode Island (3OT) (6)
W
67-65
M12
Ohio State (6)
L
72-79
1-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-National Invitation Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House)
1979-80
Record: 24-7 H: 16-0 A: 4-4 N: 4-3
ACC: 11-3, ACC Regular Season Champion
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 8, UPI No. 8
N30
UMES
W
82-58
D3
Penn State (1)
W
56-55
D4
[17]
Georgetown (2)
L
71-83
D8
Brown
W
72-59
D10
Catholic
W
113-79
D19
• Georgia Tech
W
70-60
D22
Bucknell
W
95-73
D28
Miami-OH (3)
W
115-76
D29
Temple (3)
W
85-63
J3
• at Georgia Tech
W
83-74
J5
• at Wake Forest
W
84-76
J10
• at NC State
L
62-67
J12
Pittsburgh
W
95-88
J16
[17]
• Clemson
W
84-83
J20
[9]
• at North Carolina
W
92-86
J23
[15]
• NC State
W
66-62
J26
[15]
[8]
at Notre Dame
L
63-64
J30
[12]
[13]
• at Virginia
W
63-61
F2
[12]
[5]
• Duke
W
101-82
F7
[7]
[11]
• North Carolina
W
70-69
F9
[7]
[16]
• at Clemson
L
81-90
F11
[7]
Boston University
W
99-76
F13
[8]
East Carolina
W
85-72
F16
[8]
[16]
• at Duke
L
61-66
F20
[9]
• Wake Forest
W
83-77
F23
[9]
• Virginia
W
82-71
F28
[7]
Georgia Tech (OT) (4)
W
51-49
F29
[7]
[17]
Clemson (4)
W
91-85
M1
[7]
Duke (4)
L
72-73
M8
[8]
Tennessee (5)
W
86-75
M14
[8]
[11]
Georgetown (6)
L
68-74
1-at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 2-at Washington D.C. (Municipal Armory); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA East Region Second Round at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA East Regional at Philadelphia, Pa. (The Spectrum)
1980-81
Record: 21-10 H: 12-3 A: 5-5 N: 4-2
ACC: 8-6, 4th place, ACC Tournament Finalist
Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 18, UPI No. 11
N28
[4]
Navy
W
86-64
D2
[4]
American
W
95-65
D5
[4]
Wagner (1)
W
96-73
D6
[4]
[18]
at Syracuse (1)
W
83-73
D10
[4]
Fairleigh Dickinson
W
109-83
D13
[4]
at Louisville
L
67-78
D20
[9]
• NC State
W
82-75
D23
[9]
• at Georgia Tech
W
66-55
D29
[9]
Marshall (2)
W
114-89
D30
[9]
St. Joseph's (2)
W
74-57
J3
[9]
William & Mary
W
69-64
J7
[8]
[16]
• at North Carolina
L
66-75
J10
[8]
• Duke
W
94-79
J14
[10]
• Virginia
L
64-66
J17
[10]
[12]
• at Clemson (OT)
W
68-62
J20
[10]
UMES
W
81-65
J24
[10]
[13]
Notre Dame
L
70-73
J27
[14]
at Pittsburgh (OT)
W
69-66
J31
[14]
• Georgia Tech
W
72-64
F4
[13]
[8]
• at Wake Forest
L
60-67
F7
[13]
• at Duke
L
54-55
F12
[19]
• Clemson
W
72-70
F15
[19]
[10]
• North Carolina
L
63-76
F21
[20]
[5]
• Wake Forest
W
94-80
F25
[17]
• at NC State
W
76-72
F28
[17]
[3]
• at Virginia
L
63-74
M5
[20]
Duke (3)
W
56-53
M6
[20]
[4]
Virginia (3)
W
85-62
M7
[20]
[12]
North Carolina (3)
L
60-61
M12
[18]
Tenn.-Chattanooga (4)
W
81-69
M14
[18]
[9]
Indiana (4)
L
64-99
1-Carrier Classic at Syracuse, N.Y. (Carrier Dome); 2-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 4-NCAA Mideast Region First and Second Round at Dayton, Ohio (Dayton Arena)
1981-82
Record: 16-13 H: 13-3 A: 2-8 N: 1-2
ACC: 5-9, 5th place
Postseason: NIT Second Round
N27
St. Peter's
W
49-42
N29
Lafayette
W
82-58
D2
Long Island
W
87-79
D5
George Mason
W
74-62
D7
UMES
W
76-64
D9
Towson
W
75-59
D12
• at NC State
L
53-74
D19
Ohio University
W
90-64
D23
• Georgia Tech
L
43-45
D29
[16]
at UCLA
L
57-90
J5
[1]
• North Carolina
L
50-66
J9
• at Duke
W
40-36
J12
[3]
• at Virginia (OT)
L
40-45
J16
• Clemson
W
62-57
J20
Canisius
W
91-73
J23
at Notre Dame
L
51-55
J27
at William & Mary
W
50-43
J30
• at Georgia Tech
L
63-64
F3
[13]
• Wake Forest
W
61-56
F6
• Duke
W
77-60
F7
Hofstra
W
94-59
F11
[2]
• at North Carolina
L
56-59
F13
• at Clemson
L
66-75
F20
• at Wake Forest (1)
L
42-48
F24
• NC State
L
38-52
F27
[1]
• Virginia (OT)
W
47-46
M5
NC State (2)
L
28-40
M12
Richmond (3)
W
66-50
M15
Georgia (3)
L
69-83
1-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 2-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-National Invitation Tournament at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden)
1982-83
Record: 20-10 H: 14-3 A: 5-4 N: 1-3
ACC: 8-6, 3rd place (tie)
Postseason: NCAA Second Round
N27
Penn State (1)
L
79-97
D1
UMES
W
91-70
D4
at Canisius
W
67-66
D8
St. Joseph's
L
56-64
D11
Duquesne
W
85-64
D14
Towson
W
66-56
D23
[3]
UCLA (2OT)
W
80-79
J3
American
W
73-71
J5
William & Mary
W
56-51
J8
[4]
• Virginia
L
64-83
J12
[11]
• at North Carolina
L
71-72
J15
• Duke
L
67-86
J19
• at Clemson
W
80-61
J22
Notre Dame
W
68-67
J26
at Holy Cross (2)
W
55-53
J29
• NC State
W
86-81
J31
Navy
W
98-73
F2
Old Dominion
W
87-67
F5
• Georgia Tech
W
77-68
F9
• at Wake Forest (3)
L
66-79
F16
[3]
• North Carolina
W
106-94
F19
• Clemson
W
92-88
F21
• at Duke
W
101-90
F23
• at Georgia Tech
L
60-70
F26
• Wake Forest
W
83-75
M3
• at NC State
W
67-58
M7
[2]
• at Virginia
L
81-83
M11
Georgia Tech (OT) (4)
L
58-64
M17
[15]
Tenn.-Chattanooga (5)
W
52-51
M22
[1]
Houston (5)
L
50-60
1-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 2-at Worcester, Mass. (Worcester Centrum); 3-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni); 5-NCAA First and Second Round at Houston, Texas (The Summit)
1983-84
Record: 24-8 H: 13-2 A: 6-4 N: 5-2
ACC: 9-5, 2nd place, ACC Tournament Champion
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 11, UPI No. 10
N26
[8]
Johns Hopkins
W
108-65
D1
[6]
Ohio State (1)
L
68-72
D3
[6]
Canisius
W
77-55
D6
[11]
Penn State (2)
W
67-58
D10
[11]
at Duquesne
W
78-67
D14
[9]
UMES
W
104-69
D24
[8]
[6]
Boston College
W
89-76
D29
[6]
Randolph Macon (3)
W
58-52
D30
[6]
La Salle (3)
W
96-83
J4
[5]
[12]
• at NC State
W
59-55
J7
[5]
William & Mary
W
58-44
J12
[5]
[1]
• North Carolina
L
62-74
J14
[5]
• at Duke
W
81-75
J17
[7]
• Clemson
W
85-72
J21
[7]
at Old Dominion
W
69-58
J28
[5]
at Notre Dame
L
47-52
J31
[10]
• at Virginia
W
67-66
F4
[10]
[18]
• at Georgia Tech (2OT)
L
70-71
F8
[13]
[14]
• W. Forest (2OT) (4)
L
87-90
F11
[13]
• Duke
L
84-89
F13
[13]
Dayton
W
61-59
F18
• at Clemson (3OT)
W
66-65
F19
[1]
• at North Carolina
L
63-78
F23
• Georgia Tech
W
79-74
F26
[15]
• Wake Forest
W
90-79
F29
[19]
• NC State
W
63-50
M4
[19]
• Virginia
W
74-65
M9
[14]
NC State (5)
W
69-63
M10
[14]
[19]
Wake Forest (5)
W
66-64
M11
[14]
[16]
Duke (5)
W
74-62
M17
[11]
West Virginia (6)
W
102-77
M22
[11]
[6]
Illinois (7)
L
70-72
1-at East Rutherford, N.J. (Brendan Byrne Arena); 2- at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA Mideast Region Second Round at Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham Coliseum); 7-NCAA Mideast Regional at Lexington, Ky. (Rupp Arena)
1984-85
Record: 25-12 H: 14-2 A: 7-6 N: 4-4
ACC: 8-6, 4th place (tie)
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen
N23
[19]
Kansas (1)
L
56-58
N24
at Ala.-Anchorage (1)
W
54-52
N25
Tennessee (1)
W
72-49
D1
West Virginia
W
56-47
D5
Cleveland State
W
95-84
D8
at Alabama
W
59-54
D11
Ohio State
W
76-73
D13
UMES
W
87-48
D22
at Loyola (Md.)
W
81-74
D25
Iowa (OT) (2)
W
78-68
D27
at Hawaii (2)
W
79-71
D28
[10]
Georgia Tech (2)
L
69-70
J2
[19]
[17]
• NC State
W
58-56
J5
[19]
at Dayton
L
63-67
J9
[5]
• at North Carolina
L
74-75
J14
[2]
• Duke (OT)
W
78-76
J16
• Clemson
W
94-84
J19
at UNLV
L
76-78
J21
Holy Cross
W
99-75
J26
Notre Dame
W
77-65
J27
[14]
Villanova
W
77-74
J30
[17]
• Virginia
W
71-58
F2
[17]
[8]
• Georgia Tech
L
60-72
F4
[17]
Old Dominion
W
87-75
F6
[20]
• at Wake Forest
W
64-62
F9
[20]
[5]
• at Duke
L
62-70
F13
[20]
[13]
• North Carolina
L
54-60
F17
[20]
• at Clemson
L
64-71
F19
[20]
[8]
• at Georgia Tech
L
43-48
F21
Towson
W
91-38
F24
• Wake Forest
W
69-66
F27
[16]
• at NC State
W
71-70
M3
• at Virginia
W
60-55
M8
[7]
Duke (3)
L
73-86
M15
Miami-OH (OT) (4)
W
69-68
M17
Navy (4)
W
64-59
M22
Villanova (5)
L
43-46
1-Great Alaska Shootout at Anchorage, Alaska (Sullivan Arena); 2-Rainbow Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 3-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni); 4-NCAA Southeast Region First and Second Round at Dayton, Ohio (Dayton Arena); 5-NCAA Southeast Regional at Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham Coliseum)
1985-86
Record: 19-14 H: 10-5 A: 6-7 N: 3-2
ACC: 6-8, 6th place
Postseason: NCAA Second Round
N23
[19]
Northeastern
W
84-72
N26
[17]
at George Mason
W
81-80
N30
[17]
at Ohio State
L
66-78
D3
Fairleigh Dickinson
W
74-51
D5
William & Mary
W
77-48
D7
[14]
UNLV
L
61-64
D12
at West Virginia
W
42-41
D13
Towson
W
91-58
D21
Alabama
W
60-58
D28
Stanford (1)
W
67-65
D29
at Hawaii-Pacific (1)
W
92-85
J4
• Duke
L
75-81
J7
Randolph Macon
W
74-50
J11
• at Georgia Tech
L
67-68
J14
[1]
• North Carolina
L
67-71
J19
• at Virginia
L
49-70
J23
• NC State
L
55-67
J25
[2]
• at Duke
L
68-80
J28
• Wake Forest
W
77-55
F1
at Villanova
L
62-64
F3
[14]
at Notre Dame
L
62-69
F8
• Clemson
W
78-69
F13
[17]
• at NC State
W
67-66
F15
• at Clemson
L
60-70
F17
UMES
W
91-44
F20
[1]
• at North Carolina (OT)
W
77-72
F22
[5]
• Georgia Tech
L
70-77
F26
• at Wake Forest (2)
W
59-48
M1
• Virginia
W
87-72
M7
[4]
North Carolina (3)
W
85-75
M8
[6]
Georgia Tech (3)
L
62-64
M14
Pepperdine (4)
W
69-64
M16
[11]
UNLV (4)
L
64-70
1-Hawaii-Pacific Tournament at Wailuku, Hawaii (War Memorial Coliseum); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-NCAA First and Second Round at Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Arena)
1986-87
Record: 9-17 H: 8-8 A: 1-8 N: 0-1
ACC: 0-14, 8th
D27
Winthrop
W
76-58
D29
Fairleigh Dickinson
W
70-59
D31
Notre Dame
L
50-63
J3
[19]
• at NC State
L
47-69
J5
Towson
W
79-71
J8
[3]
• at North Carolina
L
65-98
J10
• Virginia
L
64-71
J14
[14]
• Duke
L
61-85
J17
[12]
• at Clemson
L
64-72
J19
Bucknell
W
77-68
J21
West Virginia
W
65-62
J24
at Old Dominion
L
73-87
J28
at James Madison
W
90-76
F1
• at Georgia Tech
L
72-76
F2
• at Wake Forest
L
58-69
F4
[12]
• Clemson
L
79-80
F7
[16]
• at Duke
L
67-76
F10
• Georgia Tech
L
74-78
F14
[3]
• North Carolina
L
86-93
F16
Central Florida
W
73-55
F18
UMBC
W
78-64
F22
• Wake Forest
L
68-75
F25
• NC State
L
72-85
F27
UMES
W
117-51
M1
• at Virginia
L
77-82
M6
[2]
North Carolina (1)
L
63-82
1-ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre)
1987-88
Record: 18-13 H: 8-4 A: 6-7 N: 4-2
ACC: 6-8, 5th place
Postseason: NCAA Second Round
N27
Loyola (Md.) (1)
W
74-60
N28
Mississippi (1)
W
77-69
D3
Winthrop
W
65-52
D5
at West Virginia
L
49-75
D8
at Mount St. Mary's
W
82-54
D10
East Carolina
W
75-59
D12
at Louisiana State
L
54-55
D28
South Carolina
W
82-77
D30
Arkansas
W
88-61
J2
• Wake Forest
W
93-76
J6
at Missouri
L
85-93
J9
• Clemson
W
68-53
J14
[2]
• North Carolina
L
65-71
J16
[7]
• at Duke
W
72-69
J20
• at Virginia
L
72-84
J27
• NC State
L
81-83
F2
at Notre Dame
W
78-75
F6
at Old Dominion
W
70-65
F8
• Georgia Tech
L
83-96
F10
• at Clemson
W
70-66
F13
[8]
• Duke
L
83-90
F17
• at Georgia Tech
L
82-104
F20
[5]
• at North Carolina
L
73-74
F25
UMES
W
101-51
F27
• at Wake Forest (2)
W
70-65
M3
[16]
• at NC State
L
68-74
M5
• Virginia
W
69-63
M11
[18]
Georgia Tech (3)
W
84-67
M12
[9]
North Carolina (3)
L
64-74
M18
UC Santa Barbara (4)
W
92-82
M20
[6]
Kentucky (4)
L
81-90
1-MCI Harbor Classic at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-NCAA First and Second Round at Cincinnati, Ohio (Riverfront Coliseum)
1988-89
Record: 9-20 H: 5-9 A: 0-10 N: 4-1
ACC: 1-13, 8th place
N25
Texas Christian (1)
W
74-67
N26
Georgia State (1)
W
69-62
D1
UMES
W
97-53
D5
at South Carolina
L
51-57
D7
Morgan State
W
73-61
D10
at Arkansas
L
68-73
D13
Monmouth
W
74-70
D27
West Virginia
L
61-69
D29
Lamar (2)
W
74-65
D30
at Texas-El Paso (2)
L
51-69
J2
Louisiana State
L
77-79
J4
• at Wake Forest
L
60-70
J7
• at Clemson
L
58-75
J11
[8]
• at North Carolina
L
72-88
J14
[1]
• Duke
L
72-82
J17
• Virginia (OT)
L
58-64
J24
[5]
Missouri
L
73-87
J29
[15]
NC State
L
67-90
F1
UMBC
W
78-66
F4
• at Georgia Tech
L
74-87
F7
• Clemson
W
98-87
F11
[14]
• at Duke
L
60-86
F14
• Georgia Tech
L
66-67
F19
[8]
• North Carolina
L
75-86
F25
• Wake Forest
L
61-75
M2
[20]
• at NC State
L
77-94
M5
• at Virginia
L
59-86
M10
[17]
NC State (3)
W
71-49
M11
[9]
North Carolina (3)
L
58-88
1-Freedom Bowl Classic at Irvine, Calif. (Bren Events Center); 2-Sun Bowl Tournament at El Paso, Texas (Special Events Center); 3-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni)
1989-90
Record: 19-14 H: 12-4 A: 3-6 N: 4-4
ACC: 6-8, 5th place (tie)
Postseason: NIT Second Round
N25
Delaware State
W
87-53
N27
Augusta College
W
105-74
D1
South Carolina (1)
L
51-52
D2
Army (1)
W
78-60
D4
Connecticut (2)
L
65-87
D9
Jacksonville
W
68-53
D12
Coppin State
L
63-70
D22
George Mason (3)
W
104-86
D23
E. Tennessee State (3)
W
91-86
D24
Sacramento State (3)
W
98-68
D30
Alcorn State
W
110-91
J4
• Wake Forest
W
88-82
J6
• at Clemson
L
77-82
J10
• North Carolina
W
98-88
J13
[10]
• at Duke
L
80-91
J17
• at Virginia
W
74-72
J20
Boston University (4)
L
61-65
J23
South Florida
W
84-66
J27
• at NC State
L
61-81
J29
Virginia Tech
W
89-80
F3
[17]
• Georgia Tech
L
84-90
F7
• Clemson
L
73-75
F10
[4]
• Duke (OT)
L
111-114
F13
[13]
• at Georgia Tech
L
78-80
F17
• at North Carolina
W
80-76
F19
at So. California
W
64-62
F22
UMBC
W
113-61
F24
• at Wake Forest
L
74-84
F28
• NC State
W
96-95
M3
• Virginia
W
89-74
M9
[12]
Duke (5)
L
84-104
M15
Massachusetts (6)
W
91-81
M19
at Penn State (7)
L
78-80
1-Central Fidelity Classic at Richmond, Va. (Robbins Center); 2-ACC/Big East Challenge, Hartford at Conn. (Hartford Civic Center); 3-Chaminade Christmas Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 4-at Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden); 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 6-National Invitation Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 7-National Invitation Tournament at State College, Pa. (Recreation Building)
1990-91
Record: 16-12 H: 11-3 A: 3-8 N: 2-1
ACC: 5-9, 7th place
N26
Towson
W
93-69
N28
Southern California
W
72-59
D1
at West Virginia
L
85-90
D3
Boston College (1)
L
85-100
D8
at Jacksonville
L
70-71
D11
UC Irvine
W
93-79
D22
Lafayette
W
64-48
D27
Rutgers (2)
W
86-81
D29
[12]
South Carolina (2)
W
78-69
J2
•at Wake Forest
L
62-74
J5
• Clemson
W
81-65
J7
UMBC
W
92-66
J9
[5]
• at North Carolina
L
73-105
J12
[14]
• Duke
L
78-94
J16
[14]
• Virginia
L
62-76
J19
at South Florida
W
87-81
J22
Boston University
W
85-59
J26
• NC State
W
104-100
J29
American
W
72-69
F1
[23]
• at Georgia Tech
L
65-80
F6
• at Clemson
L
69-73
F9
[6]
• at Duke
L
81-101
F13
• Georgia Tech
W
96-93
F16
[8]
• North Carolina
L
75-87
F19
at Virginia Tech
W
82-67
F23
• Wake Forest
W
86-78
F27
• at NC State
L
91-114
M2
[25]
• at Virginia (OT)
W
78-74
1-ACC/Big East Challenge at Richmond, Va. (Richmond Coliseum); 2-ECAC Holiday Festival at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden)
1991-92
Record: 14-15 H: 10-5 A: 2-7 N: 2-3
ACC: 5-11, 8th place
N23
Mount St. Mary's
W
83-53
N26
UMES
W
115-60
N30
American
W
93-68
D4
Providence (1)
W
76-66
D7
West Virginia
W
101-91
D10
at Louisville
L
79-96
D21
Towson
W
83-76
D23
Rider
W
83-69
D28
Rutgers (2)
L
79-95
D30
Evansville (2)
L
64-75
J5
[15]
• at Georgia Tech
L
67-92
J8
[1]
• Duke
L
66-83
J11
• at NC State
L
88-94
J13
[14]
• at North Carolina
L
76-96
J18
• Florida State (OT)
L
83-91
J22
• Wake Forest
L
76-86
J25
• Clemson
W
84-71
J29
• at Virginia
L
75-82
F5
• at Florida State
W
93-85
F9
[24]
• Georgia Tech
L
65-67
F13
• NC State
W
77-74
F20
[1]
• at Duke
L
89-91
F22
• at Clemson
L
70-82
F25
UNC Greensboro
W
84-55
M1
[10]
• North Carolina
W
82-80
M5
• at Wake Forest
W
77-66
M7
• Virginia
L
74-76
M8
Clemson (3)
W
81-75
M9
[1]
Duke (3)
L
87-94
1-ACC/Big East Challenge at Hartford, Conn. (Hartford Civic Center); 2-Fiesta Bowl Classic at Tucson, Ariz. (McKale Center); 3-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum)
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, USA Today/CNN No. 11
N26
[15]
at Georgetown (OT) (1)
W
84-83
N27
Cornell
W
92-41
N30
Rider
W
93-79
D2
UMBC
W
89-80
D4
Morgan State
W
85-62
D7
Oklahoma (2)
L
85-88
D23
Towson (3)
W
109-71
D28
Hofstra (4)
W
93-67
D29
[9]
Massachusetts (4)
L
80-94
J4
[12]
• at Georgia Tech
W
91-88
J8
[2]
• North Carolina
L
70-75
J11
• Florida State
W
80-74
J15
• at Wake Forest
W
61-58
J22
[25]
• NC State
W
102-70
J26
[18]
• Clemson
W
73-53
J29
[18]
[2]
• at Duke
L
62-75
F2
[21]
• at Virginia
L
66-73
F5
[21]
• Georgia Tech
L
71-83
F10
[1]
• at North Carolina
L
89-95
F12
• at Florida State
W
69-66
F16
• Wake Forest
W
81-58
F19
Loyola (Md.)
W
94-71
F23
• at NC State
L
71-79
F26
• at Clemson
L
67-73
M2
[2]
• Duke
L
69-73
M5
• Virginia
W
70-68
M11
Virginia (5)
L
63-69
M17
[24]
St. Louis (6)
W
74-66
M19
[8]
Massachusetts (6)
W
95-87
M25
[11]
Michigan (7)
L
71-78
1-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-at Oklahoma City, Okla. (The Myriad); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-Hall of Fame Classic at Springfield, Mass. (Springfield Civic Center); 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 6-NCAA Midwest Region First and Second Rounds at Wichita, Kan. (Kansas Coliseum); 7-NCAA Midwest Regional at Dallas, Texas (Reunion Arena)
1994-95
Record: 26-8 H: 16-0 A: 4-4 N: 6-4
ACC: 12-4, ACC Regular Season Co-Champion
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 10, USA Today/CNN No. 11
N21
[7]
Chaminade (1)
W
95-67
N22
[7]
Utah (1)
W
90-78
N23
[7]
Arizona State (1)
L
90-97
N29
[11]
Loyola (Md.)
W
92-62
D3
[11]
Bucknell
W
102-64
D5
[11]
UMBC
W
102-77
D8
[11]
Colgate
W
113-53
D10
[11]
[5]
Massachusetts (2)
L
74-85
D12
[12]
Towson
W
120-73
D23
[11]
Morgan State
W
138-72
D27
[9]
La Salle
W
96-80
D30
[9]
American
W
98-77
J4
[7]
[24]
• Georgia Tech
W
80-67
J7
[7]
[1]
• at North Carolina
L
90-100
J10
[9]
• at Florida State
W
70-57
J14
[9]
[14]
• Wake Forest
W
76-66
J22
[8]
• at NC State
W
84-67
J25
[8]
• at Clemson
W
56-51
J28
[8]
• Duke
W
74-72
F1
[5]
[15]
• Virginia
W
71-62
F4
[5]
[21]
• at Georgia Tech
L
91-100
F7
[8]
[1]
• North Carolina
W
86-73
F11
[8]
• Florida State
W
80-65
F15
[7]
[14]
• at Wake Forest
L
54-63
F19
[7]
Cincinnati (3)
W
74-72
F22
[7]
• NC State
W
84-71
F25
[7]
• Clemson
W
84-68
M1
[6]
• at Duke
W
94-92
M5
[6]
[13]
• at Virginia
L
67-92
M10
[10]
Florida State (4)
W
71-64
M11
[10]
[4]
North Carolina (OT) (4)
L
92-97
M16
[10]
Gonzaga (5)
W
87-63
M18
[10]
Texas (5)
W
82-68
M23
[10]
[8]
Connecticut (6)
L
89-99
1-Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahaina Civic Center); 2-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 3-at San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA West Region First and Second Round at Salt Lake City, Utah (Jon Huntsman Center); 6-NCAA West Regional at Oakland, Calif. (Oakland Coliseum)
1995-96
Record: 17-13 H: 11-3 A: 3-5 N: 3-5
ACC: 8-8, 4th place (tie)
Postseason: NCAA First Round
N24
[14]
[1]
Kentucky (1)
L
84-96
N27
[19]
Towson (2)
W
70-67
D2
[19]
[5]
Massachusetts (3)
L
47-50
D3
[19]
George Washington (3)
W
98-81
D6
[20]
Howard
W
88-71
D9
[20]
UCLA (4)
L
63-73
D13
Rider
W
83-67
D23
American
W
104-79
D28
UMES
W
104-66
J3
• at Georgia Tech
L
84-98
J6
[16]
• North Carolina (OT)
L
86-88
J13
[8]
• at Wake Forest
L
64-77
J17
Delaware State
W
118-55
J20
• NC State (OT)
W
77-74
J24
[18]
• Clemson
W
65-60
J28
• at Duke
L
73-83
F1
• at Virginia
W
80-72
F3
[25]
• Georgia Tech
W
88-74
F6
[12]
• at North Carolina
W
84-78
F10
• at Florida State
L
78-100
F15
[8]
• Wake Forest
L
78-85
F18
Missouri
W
91-72
F22
• at NC State
W
86-84
F24
• at Clemson
L
61-68
F28
• Duke
L
75-77
M2
• Virginia
W
83-71
M4
• Florida State
W
88-78
M8
Duke (5)
W
82-69
M9
[18]
Georgia Tech (5)
L
79-84
M15
Santa Clara (6)
L
79-91
1-Hall of Fame Tip-Off Classic at Springfield, Mass. (Springfield Civic Center); 2-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 3-Franklin National Bank Classic at Landover, Md. (USAir Arena); 4-John Wooden Classic at Anaheim, Calif. (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA West Region First Round at Tempe, Ariz. (Special Events Center)
1996-97
Record: 21-11 H: 11-3 A: 5-4 N: 5-4
ACC: 9-7, 4th place (tie)
Postseason: NCAA First Round, AP No. 22
N26
Howard
W
93-55
N30
Towson State
W
93-76
D2
Chicago State
W
94-44
D4
UMBC
W
67-31
D8
California (1)
W
80-64
D9
George Washington (1)
W
74-68
D12
Georgia Tech
W
77-63
D21
[25]
American
W
81-74
D23
[21]
Lafayette
W
108-67
D27
[21]
Pittsburgh (2)
W
66-63
D28
[21]
at Hawaii (2)
W
76-59
D30
[19]
Georgia (OT) (2)
L
65-73
J4
[19]
Virginia
W
78-62
J8
[19]
[13]
at North Carolina
W
85-75
J12
[19]
at NC State
W
68-59
J15
[11]
[3]
Clemson
L
63-67
J19
[11]
[2]
at Wake Forest
W
54-51
J21
[7]
Pennsylvania (3)
W
103-73
J26
[7]
[10]
Duke
W
74-70
J29
[5]
at Florida State
L
70-74
F1
[5]
[2]
Wake Forest
L
69-74
F5
[7]
NC State
W
66-55
F8
[7]
[10]
at Clemson
L
68-80
F13
[10]
Florida State
W
73-57
F15
[10]
Massachusetts (4)
L
61-78
F19
[14]
at Georgia Tech
W
76-68
F22
[14]
[12]
North Carolina
L
81-93
F27
[16]
[7]
at Duke
L
69-81
M2
[16]
at Virginia
L
74-81
M7
[22]
[13]
Clemson (5)
W
76-61
M8
[22]
NC State (5)
L
58-65
M13
[22]
[16]
College of Charleston (6)
L
66-75
1-Franklin National Bank Classic at Landover, Md. (USAir Arena); 2-Rainbow Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-at Worcester, Mass. (Worcester Centrum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA Southeast Region First Round at Memphis, Tenn. (The Pyramid)
1997-98
Record: 21-11 H: 12-2 A: 3-5 N: 6-4
ACC: 10-6, 3rd place
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 20, USA Today/NABC No. 22
N14
[7]
South Carolina (OT) (1)
L
72-76
N18
Fairleigh Dickinson
W
81-70
N22
Mount St. Mary's
W
102-74
N25
[24]
Florida International
W
117-70
D4
[23]
[17]
• at Clemson (OT)
L
65-78
D7
[23]
[2]
Kansas (2)
W
86-83
D8
[19]
George Washington (2)
L
66-70
D13
[19]
UMBC
W
104-66
D22
[20]
UNC Asheville
W
110-52
D27
[20]
UNC Wilmington
W
74-36
D30
[20]
at Missouri
L
79-83
J3
[20]
[3]
• Duke
L
72-104
J7
[13]
• Florida State
W
81-74
J10
• at NC State
W
68-65
J14
[1]
• North Carolina (OT)
W
89-83
J17
• at Wake Forest
L
60-72
J21
• at Georgia Tech
W
70-67
J24
[23]
• Clemson
W
74-69
J29
[23]
[1]
• at Duke
L
59-86
F1
[23]
• Virginia
W
77-70
F7
[25]
• at Florida State
W
68-62
F11
[24]
• NC State
W
78-63
F14
[24]
[1]
• at North Carolina
L
67-85
F19
[25]
• Wake Forest
L
79-83
F21
[25]
• Georgia Tech
W
81-69
F24
• at Virginia
W
74-66
F28
[24]
Temple (3)
W
83-66
M6
[20]
Georgia Tech (4)
W
83-65
M7
[20]
[1]
North Carolina (OT) (4)
L
73-83
M12
[20]
Utah State (5)
W
82-68
M14
[20]
[22]
Illinois (5)
W
67-61
M19
[20]
[4]
Arizona (6)
L
79-87
1-Black Coaches Association Classic at Minneapolis, Minn. (Target Center); 2-Franklin National Bank Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA West Region First and Second Round at Sacramento, Calif. (Arco Arena); 6-NCAA West Regional at Anaheim, Calif. (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim)
1998-99
Record: 28-6 H: 13-1 A: 7-3 N: 8-2
ACC: 13-3, 2nd place
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 5, USA Today/NABC No. 8
N14
[6]
Western Carolina
W
113-46
N17
[6]
UMBC
W
90-62
N20
[6]
Hofstra
W
89-59
N23
[5]
Duquesne
W
81-47
N26
[5]
at AU Puerto Rico (1)
W
82-32
N27
[5]
[10]
UCLA (1)
W
70-54
N28
[5]
Pittsburgh (1)
W
87-52
D3
[2]
Wake Forest
W
92-69
D6
[2]
[5]
Stanford (2)
W
62-60
D7
[2]
DePaul (2)
W
92-75
D12
[2]
[5]
at Kentucky
L
91-103
D19
[5]
Princeton (3)
W
81-58
D23
[5]
North Texas
W
132-57
D27
[5]
South Carolina State
W
104-70
J3
[4]
[2]
• Duke
L
64-82
J7
[5]
• at Virginia
W
71-66
J10
[5]
• NC State
W
94-48
J13
[5]
[9]
• at North Carolina
W
89-76
J19
[4]
• at Georgia Tech
W
77-62
J24
[4]
• at Clemson (OT)
W
81-79
J27
[4]
• Florida State
W
107-87
J31
[4]
• at Wake Forest
L
72-85
F3
[7]
[2]
• at Duke
L
77-95
F6
[7]
• Virginia
W
88-72
F10
[7]
• at NC State
W
63-50
F13
[7]
[12]
• North Carolina
W
81-64
F21
[5]
• Georgia Tech
W
91-60
F24
[5]
• Clemson
W
77-60
F27
[5]
• at Florida State
W
84-75
M5
[5]
Florida State (4)
W
93-69
M6
[5]
[15]
North Carolina (4)
L
79-86
M11
[5]
Valparaiso (5)
W
82-60
M13
[5]
Creighton (5)
W
75-63
M18
[5]
[9]
St. John's (6)
L
62-76
1-Puerto Rico Shootout at Bayamon, P.R. (Eugenio Guerra Sports Complex); 2-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5- NCAA South Region First and Second Rounds at Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Arena); 6-NCAA South Regional at Knoxville, Tenn. (Thompson-Boling Arena)
1999-00
Record: 25-10 H: 15-1 A: 4-5 N: 6-4
ACC: 11-5, 2nd place, ACC Tournament Finalist
Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 17, USA Today/ESPN No. 25
N17
San Francisco (1)
W
71-61
N19
Tulane (1)
W
78-70
N22
[24]
Fairleigh Dickinson
W
104-45
N24
[24]
[11]
Kentucky (2)
L
58-61
N26
[24]
Notre Dame (2)
W
72-67
N30
[24]
Iowa (3)
W
83-65
D4
[24]
[16]
Illinois (4)
W
69-67
D5
[24]
George Washington (4)
L
69-74
D7
[21]
Winthrop (OT)
W
76-65
D11
[21]
[23]
Kentucky
W
72-66
D27
[14]
George Mason
W
69-66
D30
[14]
UMBC
W
82-52
J2
[14]
Coastal Carolina
W
100-48
J6
[12]
• at NC State
L
66-68
J9
[12]
[8]
• Duke
L
70-80
J15
[18]
• at Georgia Tech
L
68-69
J19
[24]
• Wake Forest
W
71-53
J22
[24]
Clemson
W
74-62
J27
[22]
• at North Carolina
L
63-75
J29
[22]
• at Florida State
W
82-63
F2
[25]
• Virginia
W
91-79
F6
[25]
• NC State
W
78-73
F9
[23]
[3]
• at Duke
W
98-87
F13
[23]
[19]
at Temple
L
65-73
F16
[22]
• Georgia Tech
W
92-70
F19
[22]
• at Wake Forest
W
73-67
F22
[19]
• at Clemson
W
76-63
F26
[19]
• North Carolina
W
81-73
M1
[17]
• Florida State
W
85-70
M4
[17]
• at Virginia (OT)
L
87-89
M10
[20]
Florida State (5)
W
82-61
M11
[20]
NC State (5)
W
64-61
M12
[20]
[3]
Duke (5)
L
68-81
M16
[17]
Iona (6)
W
74-59
M18
[17]
UCLA (6)
L
70-105
1-Preseason NIT at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-Preseason NIT at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 6-NCAA Midwest Region First and Second Round at Minneapolis, Minn. (HHH Metrodome)
2000-01
Record: 25-11 H: 11-3 A: 6-3 N: 8-5
ACC: 10-6, 3rd place
Postseason: NCAA National Semifinalist, AP No. 11, USA Today/ESPN No. 4
N20
[6]
Louisville (1)
W
95-73
N21
[6]
[8]
Illinois (1)
L
80-90
N22
[6]
Dayton (1)
L
71-77
N29
[13]
[23]
at Wisconsin (2) (OT)
L
75-78
D2
[13]
Michigan (3)
W
82-51
D3
[13]
George Washington (3)
W
71-63
D6
[19]
Stony Brook
W
107-59
D9
[19]
at Pennsylvania
W
87-81
D13
[20]
UMBC
W
93-67
D23
[20]
Norfolk State
W
123-79
D27
[18]
Chicago State
W
117-55
D30
[18]
UMES
W
105-53
J2
[17]
• at Clemson
W
104-92
J6
[17]
• Georgia Tech
W
93-80
J10
[14]
[9]
• North Carolina
L
83-86
J14
[14]
• at Florida State
W
76-55
J17
[12]
[10]
• Wake Forest
W
81-71
J21
[12]
• at NC State
W
75-61
J27
[8]
[2]
• Duke (OT)
L
96-98
J31
[9]
[11]
• at Virginia
L
78-99
F4
[9]
• Clemson
W
69-54
F6
[13]
• at Georgia Tech
L
62-72
F10
[13]
[1]
• at North Carolina
L
82-96
F14
[17]
• Florida State
L
71-74
F17
[17]
[23]
• at Wake Forest
W
73-57
F20
[20]
• NC State
W
95-66
F24
[20]
[16]
Oklahoma
W
68-60
F27
[16]
[2]
• at Duke
W
91-80
M3
[16]
[7]
• Virginia
W
102-67
M9
[11]
[22]
Wake Forest (4)
W
71-53
M10
[11]
[3]
Duke (4)
L
82-84
M15
[11]
George Mason (5)
W
83-80
M17
[11]
Georgia State (5)
W
79-60
M22
[11]
[21]
Georgetown (6)
W
76-66
M24
[11]
[2]
Stanford (6)
W
87-73
M31
[11]
[1]
Duke (7)
L
84-95
1-Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahaina Civic Center); 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Milwaukee, Wisc. (Bradley Center); 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 4-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome); 5-NCAA West Region First and Second Round at Boise, Idaho (BSU Pavilion); 6-NCAA West Regional at Anaheim, Calif. (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim); 7-NCAA Final Four at Minneapolis, Minn. (HHH Metrodome)
2001-02
Record: 32-4 H: 15-0 A: 7-2 N: 10-2
ACC: 15-1, ACC Regular Season Champion
Postseason: NCAA National Champion, AP No. 4, USA Today/ESPN No. 1
N8
[2]
Arizona (1)
L
67-71
N9
[2]
[16]
Temple (1)
W
82-74
N17
[2]
American
W
83-53
N24
[6]
Delaware State
W
77-53
N27
[5]
[2]
Illinois (2)
W
76-63
D2
[5]
Princeton (3)
W
61-53
D3
[3]
Connecticut (3)
W
77-65
D9
[3]
Detroit
W
79-54
D11
[3]
Monmouth
W
91-55
D21
[2]
[22]
at Oklahoma
L
56-72
D27
[8]
William & Mary
W
103-75
D30
[8]
• at NC State
W
72-65
J3
[8]
Norfolk State
W
92-69
J9
[4]
• North Carolina
W
112-79
J13
[4]
• at Georgia Tech
W
92-87
J17
[3]
[1]
• at Duke
L
78-99
J20
[3]
• Clemson
W
99-90
J23
[3]
[21]
• at Wake Forest
W
85-63
J26
[3]
• Florida State
W
84-63
J31
[3]
[8]
• at Virginia
W
91-87
F3
[3]
• NC State
W
89-73
F10
[3]
• at North Carolina
W
92-77
F13
[3]
• Georgia Tech
W
85-65
F17
[3]
[1]
• Duke
W
87-73
F20
[2]
• at Clemson
W
84-68
F24
[2]
[20]
• Wake Forest
W
90-89
F27
[2]
• at Florida State
W
96-63
M3
[2]
• Virginia
W
112-92
M8
[2]
Florida State (4)
W
85-59
M9
[2]
NC State (4)
L
82-86
M15
[4]
Siena (5)
W
85-70
M17
[4]
Wisconsin (5)
W
87-57
M22
[4]
[16]
Kentucky (6)
W
78-68
M24
[4]
[10]
Connecticut (6)
W
90-82
M30
[4]
[2]
Kansas (7)
W
97-88
A1
[4]
Indiana (7)
W
64-52
1-Coaches vs. Cancer IKON Classic at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 4-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 5-NCAA East Region First and Second Round at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 6-NCAA East Regional at Syracuse, N.Y. (Carrier Dome); 7-NCAA Final Four at Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome)
2002-03
Record: 21-10 H: 14-2 A: 4-4 N: 3-4
ACC: 11-5, T-2nd place
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 17, USA Today/ESPN No. 10
N12
[12]
Miami (Ohio)
W
64-49
N27
[11]
The Citadel
W
97-49
N30
[11]
Duquesne
W
89-39
D3
[9]
[10]
Indiana (1) (OT)
L
74-80
D7
[9]
vs. Notre Dame (2)
L
67-79
D8
[9]
vs. George Washington (2)
W
93-82
D14
[18]
[14]
Florida
L
64-69
D23
[23]
UMBC
W
101-60
D29
[23]
• Georgia Tech
W
84-77
J4
[22]
Wagner
W
79-57
J8
[21]
Hampton
W
108-58
J11
[21]
• Florida State
W
89-62
J15
[17]
[19]
• at Wake Forest
L
72-81
J18
[17]
[1]
• Duke
W
87-72
J22
[12]
• at North Carolina
W
81-66
J25
[12]
• at Clemson
W
52-47
J30
[10]
• NC State
W
75-60
F2
[10]
Loyola (Md.)
W
85-58
F6
[8]
• Virginia
L
78-86
F9
[8]
• at Georgia Tech
L
84-90
F12
[16]
• at Florida State
W
74-72
F17
[13]
[10]
• Wake Forest
W
90-67
F19
[13]
[8]
• at Duke
L
70-75
F22
[13]
• North Carolina
W
96-56
F25
[14]
• Clemson
W
91-52
M2
[14]
• at NC State
W
68-65
M9
[13]
• at Virginia
L
78-80
M14
[14]
vs. North Carolina (3)
L
72-84
M21
[17]
vs. UNC Wilmington (4)
W
75-73
M23
[17]
[12]
vs. Xavier (4)
W
77-64
M28
[17]
vs. Michigan State (5)
L
58-60
1-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Indianapolis, Ind. (Conseco Fieldhouse), 2-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center), 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum), 4-NCAA South Region First and Second Round at Nashville, Tenn. (Gaylord Entertainment Center), 5-NCAA South Regional at San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome)
2003-04
Record: 20-12 H: 12-4 A: 4-5 N: 4-3
ACC: 7-9, 6th place, ACC Tournament Champion
Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 19, USA Today/ESPN No. 24
N22
[25]
American
W
79-48
N25
[24]
George Mason
W
79-64
N29
[24]
Hofstra
W
87-72
D2
[25]
[15]
Wisconsin (1) (OT)
W
73-67
D6
[25]
[17]
Gonzaga (2)
L
68-82
D7
[25]
West Virginia (2) (OT)
L
77-78
D10
[1]
at Florida (OT)
W
69-68
D14
Pepperdine
W
96-72
D23
[24]
UNC Greensboro
W
85-58
D28
[24]
• at Florida State
L
75-79
J3
Mount St. Mary's
W
89-56
J6
MD-Eastern Shore
W
87-38
J14
[9]
• North Carolina
W
90-84
J17
[12]
• at Georgia Tech
L
71-81
J21
[1]
• Duke
L
60-68
J25
• at Clemson
W
65-52
J29
[19]
• at Wake Forest
L
85-93
F1
• NC State
L
69-81
F4
• at Virginia
W
71-67
F8
• Florida State
W
73-62
F15
[14]
• at North Carolina
L
86-97
F19
[18]
• Georgia Tech
L
64-75
F22
[3]
• at Duke
L
63-86
F24
• Clemson
W
70-49
F28
[11]
• Wake Forest
L
83-91
M3
[16]
• at NC State
W
70-69
M7
• Virginia
W
70-61
M12
[15]
Wake Forest (3)
W
87-86
M13
[17]
NC State (3)
W
85-82
M14
[5]
Duke (3)
W
95-87
M18
[19]
UTEP (4)
W
86-83
M20
[19]
Syracuse (4)
L
70-72
1-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center), 2-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center), 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum), 4-NCAA First and Second Rounds at Denver, Colo. (Pepsi Center)
2004-05
Record: 19-13 H: 15-3 A: 2-7 N: 2-3
ACC: 7-9, T6th place
Postseason: NIT Semifinal
N19
[15]
Jackson State
W
93-57
N23
[13]
Mercer
W
93-67
N26
[13]
[25]
vs. Memphis (1)
W
84-61
N30
[12]
[25]
at Wisconsin (2)
L
64-69
D4
[12]
vs. George Mason (3)
W
78-54
D5
[12]
vs. Geo. Washington (3)
L
92-101
D12
[23]
UNC Asheville
W
96-72
D19
[23]
• Florida State (OT)
W
90-88
D23
[24]
American
W
82-61
D28
[24]
Liberty
W
112-68
J4
[22]
Mount St. Mary's
W
85-53
J8
[22]
[3]
• at North Carolina
L
75-109
J11
[RV]
[4]
• at Wake Forest
L
66-81
J15
[RV]
Temple
W
80-69
J19
[RV]
• Virginia
W
82-68
J23
[RV]
[RV]
• NC State
L
69-85
J26
[RV]
[2]
• at Duke
W
75-66
J30
[RV]
[22]
• Georgia Tech
W
79-71
F1
[22]
• at Clemson
L
73-88
F5
[22]
• at Miami (OT)
L
73-75
F8
[RV]
• Virginia Tech
W
86-71
F12
[RV]
[7]
• Duke (OT)
W
99-92
F16
[22]
• at NC State
L
63-82
F19
[22]
• at Virginia (2OT)
W
92-89
F22
[RV]
• Clemson
L
93-97
F27
[RV]
[2]
• North Carolina
L
83-85
M5
[RV]
• at Virginia Tech
L
76-86
M10
vs. Clemson (4)
L
72-84
M16
Oral Roberts (5)
W
85-72
M23
Davidson (5)
W
78-63
M26
Texas Christian (5)
W
85-73
M29
vs. South Carolina (6)
L
67-75
1-Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic at Springfield, Mass.; 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Madison Wisconsin (Kohl Center); 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 4-ACC Tournament at Washington D.C. (MCI Center); 5-NIT Tournament at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 6-NIT Semifinals at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden)
2005-06
Record: 19-13 H: 14-3 A: 2-7 N: 3-3
ACC: 8-8, 6th place
Postseason: NIT First Round
N18
[21]
Fairleigh Dickinson
W
111-85
N21
[20]
[8]
vs. Gonzaga (1)
L
76-88
N22
[20]
vs. Chaminade (1)
W
98-69
N23
[20]
[RV]
vs. Arkansas (1)
W
75-62
N27
[20]
Nicholls State
W
88-56
N30
[20]
Minnesota (2)
W
83-66
D5
[17]
[19]
vs. Geo. Washington (3)
L
70-78
D7
[17]
Western Carolina
W
87-57
D11
[17]
[6]
• Boston College
W
73-71
D23
[16]
American
W
81-55
D28
[14]
Delaware State
W
68-54
D31
[14]
VMI
W
99-68
J4
[12]
Texas A&M-CC
W
99-73
J7
[12]
• at Miami
L
70-84
J11
[21]
[1]
• at Duke
L
52-76
J15
[21]
[RV]
• Wake Forest
W
90-86
J21
[22]
• Virginia Tech
W
81-72
J25
[18]
• at Georgia Tech
W
86-74
J28
[18]
at Temple
L
85-91
F2
[23]
[RV]
• North Carolina
L
62-77
F5
[23]
[17]
• at NC State
L
58-62
F7
[RV]
• Virginia
W
76-65
F11
[RV]
[2]
• Duke
L
88-96
F14
• at Clemson
L
77-89
F18
• Georgia Tech (OT)
W
87-84
F22
• at Florida State
L
60-71
F26
[21]
• at North Carolina
L
57-81
M1
• Miami
W
65-61
M3
• at Virginia
W
71-70
M9
vs. Georgia Tech (4)
W
82-64
M10
[11]
vs. Boston College (4)
L
66-80
M18
Manhattan (5)
L
84-87
1-EA Sports/Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii; 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge; 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, DC); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C.; 5-Postseason NIT
2006-07
Record: 25-9 H: 17-2 A: 6-4 N: 2-3
ACC: 10-6, T3rd place
Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 18, USA Today/ESPN No. 23
N7
[RV]
Hampton (1)
W
102-75
N8
[RV]
Vermont (1)
W
81-63
N12
[RV]
Florida A&M
W
93-54
N16
[RV]
at. St. John's (2)
W
92-60
N17
[RV]
[RV]
vs. Michigan State (2)
W
62-60
N20
[24]
Winthrop
W
71-60
N24
[24]
High Point
W
81-63
N28
[19]
[RV]
at Illinois (3)
W
72-66
D3
[19]
vs. Notre Dame (4)
L
74-81
D6
[22]
Fordham
W
79-59
D10
[22]
[RV]
• at Boston College
L
62-73
D13
[RV]
Missouri-Kansas City
W
101-50
D23
[RV]
American
W
66-54
D28
[RV]
Mount Saint Mary's
W
91-50
D31
[RV]
Siena
W
94-75
J4
[RV]
Iona
W
88-57
J10
[25]
• Miami
L
58-63
J13
[25]
[14]
• Clemson
W
92-87
J16
[22]
• at Virginia
L
91-103
J21
[22]
[23]
• at Virginia Tech (OT)
L
64-67
J24
[RV]
[RV]
• Georgia Tech
W
80-65
J30
[RV]
• at Florida State
L
79-96
F3
[RV]
• at Wake Forest
W
79-72
F6
[RV]
[RV]
• Virginia
L
65-69
F11
[RV]
[16]
• Duke
W
72-60
F14
• at NC State
W
85-70
F18
[RV]
• at Clemson
W
82-66
F21
[RV]
• Florida State
W
73-55
F25
[RV]
[5]
• North Carolina
W
89-87
F28
[24]
[14]
• at Duke
W
85-77
M3
[24]
• NC State
W
79-59
M8
[17]
vs. Miami (5)
L
62-67
M15
[18]
vs. Davidson (6)
W
82-70
M17
[18]
[19]
vs. Butler (6)
L
59-62
1-2K Sports College Hoops Classic, College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 2-2K Sports College Hoops Classic, New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Champaign, Illinois (Assembly Hall); 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C.; 5-ACC Tournament at Tampa, Fla. (St. Pete Times Forum); 5-NCAA First and Second Round at Buffalo, N.Y. (HSBC Center)
2007-08
Record: 19-15 H: 13-6 A: 6-5 N: 0-4
ACC: 8-8, T5th place
Postseason: NIT Second Round
N11
[RV]
North Florida (1)
W
79-50
N12
[RV]
Hampton (1)
W
70-64
N15
[RV]
Northeastern (OT)
W
74-72
N19
[RV]
[1]
vs. UCLA (2)
L
59-71
N20
[RV]
[RV]
vs. Missouri (2)
L
70-84
N23
[RV]
Lehigh
W
72-51
N28
[RV]
Illinois (3)
W
69-61
D2
vs. VCU (4)
L
76-85
D6
Morgan State
W
89-65
D9
• Boston College
L
78-81
D12
Ohio
L
55-61
D22
American
L
59-67
D28
Delaware
W
76-46
J2
Savannah State
W
75-48
J5
at Charlotte
W
76-72
J8
Holy Cross
W
73-48
J12
• at Virginia Tech
L
66-67
J15
• Wake Forest
W
71-64
J19
[1]
• at North Carolina
W
82-80
J27
[RV]
[3]
• Duke
L
84-93
J30
• Virginia
W
85-75
F2
• at Georgia Tech
W
88-86
F6
• at Boston College
W
70-65
F9
• NC State
W
84-70
F13
[RV]
[2]
• at Duke
L
65-77
F16
[RV]
• Florida State
W
82-72
F20
• Virginia Tech
W
65-69
F23
• at Miami
L
63-78
F28
• at Wake Forest
W
74-70
M2
[RV]
• Clemson
L
70-73
M9
• at Virginia
L
76-91
M13
vs. Boston College (5)
L
68-71
M18
at Minnesota (6)
W
68-58
M20
at Syracuse (6)
L
72-88
1-CBE Classic, College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 2-CBE Classic, Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge; 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C.; 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Bobcats Arena); 6-Postseason NIT
2008-09
Record: 21-14 H: 14-4 A: 2-6 N: 5-4
ACC: 7-9, T7th place
Postseason: NCAA Second Round
N14
Bucknell
W
81-52
N18
Youngstown State
W
73-49
N21
Vermont (OT)
W
89-74
N27
[5]
vs. Michigan State (1)
W
80-62
N28
[9]
vs. Gonzaga (1)
L
59-81
N30
[21]
vs. Georgetown (1)
L
48-75
D3
Michigan (2)
W
75-70
D7
vs. George Wash. (3)
W
76-53
D12
[RV]
Delaware State
W
86-58
D22
[RV]
American
W
67-51
D27
[RV]
Bryant
W
72-51
D30
[RV]
Elon
W
76-50
J3
[RV]
Charlotte
W
85-75
J7
[RV]
Morgan State
L
65-66
J10
[RV]
• Georgia Tech
W
68-61
J14
• at Miami
L
60-62
J17
• at Florida State (OT)
L
73-76
J20
• Virginia
W
84-78
J24
[2]
• at Duke
L
44-85
J27
• Boston College
L
67-76
J31
• Miami
W
73-68
F3
[3]
• at North Carolina
L
91-108
F8
• at Georgia Tech
W
57-56
F14
• Virginia Tech
W
83-73
F17
[13]
• at Clemson
L
64-93
F21
[3]
• North Carolina (OT)
W
88-85
F25
[7]
• Duke
L
67-78
M1
• at NC State
W
71-60
M3
[10]
• Wake Forest
L
63-65
M7
• at Virginia
L
63-68
M12
vs. NC State (4)
W
74-69
M13
[8]
vs. Wake Forest (4)
W
75-64
M14
[9]
vs. Duke (4)
L
61-67
M19
vs. California (5)
W
84-71
M21
[3]
vs. Memphis (5)
L
70-89
1-Old Spice Classic, Orlando, Fla. (Disney Wide World of Sports); 2-Big Ten/ACC Challenge; 3-BB&T Classic, Washington, D.C. (Verizon Center); 4-ACC Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome); 5-NCAA West Regional, Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center)
1-2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Regional Rounds at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 2-2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Championship Rounds at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at State College, Pa. (Bryce Center); 4-BB&T Classic at Washington D.C. (Verizon Center); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum).
