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ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

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Yearly Series Record vs. ACC Teams ACC Regular Season Record ACC Player/Rookie of the Week 11 ACC Tournament Titles 15 ACC Regular Seasons Titles 50 1st All-ACC Tournament Team 2nd All-ACC Tournament Team 10 ACC Tournament MVPs 45 ACC 1st Team Selections 40 ACC 2nd Team Selections 13 ACC 3rd Team Selections 7 ACC All-Defensive Team 10 ACC Player of the Year Awards 3 ACC Rookie of the Year Awards 6 ACC All-Rookie Team Members 10 ACC Coach of the Year Awards SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 3 Southern Conf. Regular Season Titles 5 Southern Conf. Tournament Titles 2 Malcom U. Pitt Award 2 Tournament MVP 3 1st Team All-Southern Conference 3 2nd Team All-Southern Conference 24 1st Team All-Tournament 22 2nd Team All-Tournament

*Note* The First Year of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) was the 1953-1954 season. Duke along with Clemson, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Virginia, Wake Forest, and South Carolina comprised the original eight team conference. South Carolina left the ACC after the 1971 season. Georgia Tech's first ACC season was 1980 and Florida State's was 1992. Before, the ACC was formed, Duke belonged to the Southern Conference. ACC Regular Season: 413 Wins- 241 Losses ACC Tournament: 63 Wins - 36 Losses Duke's ACC Record*: 496 Wins - 299 Losses *Includes all ACC matchups since the 1954 season.

ACC TOURNAMENT TITLES (11)

1960	vs. Wake Forest, 63-59
1963	vs. Wake Forest, 68-57
1964	vs. Wake Forest, 80-59
1966	vs. North Carolina State, 71-66
1978	vs. Wake Forest, 85-77
1980	vs. Maryland, 73-72
1986	vs. Georgia Tech, 68-67
1988	vs. North Carolina, 65-61
1992	vs. North Carolina, 94-74
1999	vs. North Carolina, 96-73
2000	vs. Maryland, 81-68

ACC REGULAR SEASON TITLES (15)

1954	9W - 1L; Wake Forest
1958	11W - 3L
1963	14W - 0L
1964	13W - 1L; Wake Forest
1965	11W - 3L; Maryland and UNC (2)
1966	12W - 2L; South Carolina and Wake Forest
1979	9W - 3L; UNC, Maryland, and Clemson
1986	12W - 2L; UNC and Georgia Tech
1991	11W - 3L; Virginia, NC State, and UNC
1992	14W - 2L; Wake Forest and UNC
1994	12W - 4L; UNC (2) and Wake Forest (2)
1997	12W - 4L; Clemson, Maryland, UNC,  and Wake Forest
1998	15W - 1L; UNC
1999	16W - 0L
2000	15W - 1L; Maryland

1ST TEAM ALL-ACC TOURNAMENT (50)

1955	Ronnie Mayer
1960	Doug Kistler
1960	Howard Hurt
1961	Art Heyman
1961	John Frye
1962	Art Heyman
1962	Jeff Mullins
1963	Art Heyman
1963	Jeff Mullins
1964	Jeff Mullins
1964	Jay Buckley
1965	Bob Verga
1965	Steve Vacendak
1966	Mike Lewis
1966	Bob Verga
1966	Steve Vacendak
1967	Bob Verga
1969	Dick DeVenzio
1969	Steve Vandenberg
1976	Tate Armstrong
1978	Mike Gminski
1978	Jim Spanarkel
1978	Gene Banks
1979	Mike Gminski
1979	Jim Spanarkel
1980	Gene Banks
1980	Mike Gminski
1984	Mark Alarie
1984	Johnny Dawkins
1985	Johnny Dawkins
1986	Mark Alarie
1986	David Henderson
1986	Johnny Dawkins
1988	Danny Ferry
1988	Robery Brickey
1989	Danny Ferry
1989	Phil Henderson
1990	Christian Laettner
1990	Phil Henderson
1991	Christian Laettner
1992	Brian Davis
1992	Bobby Hurley
1992	Christian Laettner
1998	Trajan Langdon
1998	Roshown McLeod
1999	William Avery
1999	Elton Brand
2000	Shane Battier
2000	Chris Carrawell
2000	Jason Williams

2ND TEAM ALL-ACC TOURNAMENT

1998	Chris Carrawell
1999	Shane Battier
1999	Corey Maggette
2000	Carlos Boozer
2000	Mike Dunleavy
2000	Nate James

ACC TOURNAMENT MVP (10)

Doug Kistler	1960; 17.3 PPG, 9.0 RPG, 3.7 APG
Art Heyman	1963; 21.3 PPG, 12.7 RPG, 5.3 APG
Jeff Mullins	1964; 19.3 PPG, 6.7 RPG, 1.7 APG
Steve Vacendak	1966; 10.0 PPG, 2.0 RPG, 2.3 APG
Jim Spanarkel	1978; 17.7 PPG, 3.3 RPG, 4.3 APG, 6 Steals
Johnny Dawkins	1986; 20.0 PPG, 4.7 RPG, 4.3 APG
Danny Ferry	1988; 18.0 PPG, 8.0 RPG, 4.0 APG, 6 Steals
Christian Laettner	1992, 24.3 PPG, 10.3 RPG, 2.7 APG, 14 Steals, 4 Blocked Shots
Elton Brand	1999, 19.3 PPG, 10.3 RPG, 2.0 APG, 3 Steals, 3 Blocked Shots
Jason Williams	2000, 17.7 PPG, 3.0 RPG, 9.0 APG, 6 Steals, 1 Blocked Shot

ACC 1ST TEAM (45)

1954	Rudy D'Emilio
1955	Ronnie Mayer
1956	Joe Belmont
1958	Jim Newcome
1959	Carroll Youngkin
1961	Art Heyman
1962	Art Heyman
1962	Jeff Mullins
1963	Art Heyman
1963	Jeff Mullins
1964	Jeff Mullins
1965	Jack Marin
1965	Bob Verga
1966	Jack Marin
1966	Bob Verga
1967	Bob Verga
1968	Mike Lewis
1971	Randy Denton
1973	Gary Melchionni
1976	Tate Armstrong
1978	Mike Gminski
1978	Jim Spanarkel
1979	Mike Gminski
1979	Jim Spanarkel
1980	Mike Gminski
1981	Gene Banks
1982	Vince Taylor
1984	Mark Alarie
1985	Johnny Dawkins
1986	Mark Alarie
1986	Johnny Dawkins
1988	Danny Ferry
1989	Danny Ferry
1991	Christian Laettner
1992	Christian Laettner
1993	Bobby Hurley
1993	Grant Hill
1994	Grant Hill
1997	Trajan Langdon
1998	Trajan Langdon
1998	Roshown McLeod
1999	Elton Brand
1999	Trajan Langdon
2000	Shane Battier
2000	Chris Carrawell

ACC 2ND TEAM (40)

1954	Joe Belmont
1954	Ronnie Mayer
1955	Joe Belmont
1956	Ronnie Mayer
1957	Jim Newcome
1958	Bucky Allen
1958	Paul Schmidt
1959	Howard Hurt
1960	Howard Hurt
1961	Howard Hurt
1964	Jay Buckley
1964	Buzzy Harrison
1964	Hick Tisan
1965	Steve Vacendak
1966	Steve Vacendak
1967	Mike Lewis
1969	Randy Denton
1970	Randy Denton
1972	Gary Melchionni
1973	Chris Redding
1973	Alan Shaw
1975	Bob Fleischer
1977	Jim Spanarkel
1978	Gene Banks
1979	Gene Banks
1980	Gene Banks
1983	Johnny Dawkins
1984	Johnny Dawkins
1985	Mark Alarie
1987	Tommy Amaker
1987	Danny Ferry
1990	Phil Henderson
1990	Christian Laettner
1992	Grant Hill
1992	Bobby Hurley
1994	Cherokee Parks
1995	Cherokee Parks
1996	Chris Collins
1997	Steve Wojciechowski
1999	William Avery

ACC 3RD TEAM (13)*

1986	David Henderson
1990	Alaa Abdelnaby
1991	Thomas Hill
1991	Bobby Hurley
1992	Thomas Hill
1993	Thomas Hill
1994	Antonio Lang
1996	Jeff Capel
1996	Ricky Price
1998	Steve Wojciechowski
1999	Shane Battier
1999	Chris Carrawell
2000	Jason Williams

* Incomplete

ACC All-Defensive Team (7)

1997	Steve Wojciechowski
1998	Shane Battier
1998	Steve Wojciechowski
1999	Shane Battier
1999	Chris Carrawell
2000	Shane Battier (AP and Fan's Guide/Coach)
2000	Chris Carrawell (AP and Fan's Guide/Coach)

ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR (10)

1963	Art Heyman
1964	Jeff Mullins
1966	Steve Vacendak
1979	Mike Gminski
1988	Danny Ferry
1989	Danny Ferry
1992	Christian Laettner
1994	Grant Hill
1999	Elton Brand
2000	Chris Carrawell

ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR* (3)

1976	Jim Spanarkel
1977	Mike Gminski**
1978	Gene Banks

* 1976 First Year Award Given
** Tied with Hawkeye Whitney (North Carolina State)

ACC ALL-ROOKIE TEAM (6)*

1996	Taymon Domzalski
1997	Chris Carrawell
1998	Shane Battier
1999	Corey Maggette
2000	Carlos Boozer
2000	Jason Williams

* Incomplete

ACC COACH OF THE YEAR (10)

1959	Hal Bradley
1963	Vic Bubas
1964	Vic Bubas
1966	Vic Bubas
1978	Bill Foster
1984	Mike Krzyzewski
1986	Mike Krzyzewski
1997	Mike Krzyzewski
1999	Mike Krzyzewski
2000	Mike Krzyzewski

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON TITLES (3)

1940

1942

1943

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TITLES (5)

1938

1941

1942

1944

1946

MALCOLM U. PITT AWARD
MEDIA PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR

1951	Dick Groat
1952	Dick Groat

TOURNAMENT MVP

1951	Dick Groat
1952	Dick Groat

1ST TEAM ALL-SOUTHERN (3)

1949	Corren Youmans
1951	Dick Groat
1952	Dick Groat

2ND TEAM ALL-SOUTHERN (3)

1947	Ben Collins
1949	Tommy Hughes
1950	Dick Groat

1st Team All-Tournament (24) 1929 -- Joe Croson 1930 -- Harry Councilor 1930 -- Bill Werber 1933 -- James Thompson 1939 -- Ed Swindell 1940 -- William Mock 1941 -- Charles Holley 1941 -- Cy Valasek 1942 -- Raymond Spuhler 1943 -- Robert Gantt 1943 -- Cedric Loftis 1943 -- John Seward 1944 -- Gordon Carver 1944 -- William Wright 1945 -- Dan Buckley 1945 -- Gordon Carver 1946 -- Ed Loffenberger 1946 -- John Seward 1946 -- Richard Whiting 1948 -- Corren Youmans 1950 -- Corren Youmans 1951 -- Dick Groat 1951 -- Corren Youmans 1952 -- Dick Groat

2nd Team All-Tournament (22) 1929 -- Bill Werber 1930 -- Joe Croson 1931 -- Joe Croson 1932 -- James Thompson 1933 -- Herbert Thompson 1934 -- Herbert Thompson 1934 -- James Thompson 1937 -- Ken Podger 1938 -- Russell Bergman 1938 -- Fred Edwards 1939 -- Russell Bergman 1940 -- Clyde Allen 1940 -- Glenn Price 1941 -- Raymond Spuhler 1942 -- Cedric Loftis 1943 -- Gordon Carver 1944 -- Harry Harner 1945 -- Ed Koffenberger 1948 -- Thomas Hughes 1950 -- Dayton Allen 1950 -- Bill Fleming 1952 -- Bernie Janicki

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