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Notes: Duke 82, Georgia Tech 65
2/5/2005 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Feb. 5, 2005
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- J.J. Redick (26 points) scored in double figures for the 18th time this season and the 73rd time in his career ... The 20-point outing is his 15th of the year and the 36th of his career
- Since scoring a season-low eight points against N.C. State on January 13, Redick has averaged 26.9 points per game (7 games) including a pair of 30-point outings against Maryland (31) and Wake Forest (33)
- Redick connected on six-of-15 three-point field goals on the day, and has now made five or more three-pointers in a game eight times this season and 17 times in his career ... He has made 17 three-point field goals in his last three games, and entered the contest leading the ACC in three-pointers per game (3.7)
- Redick moved past Carlos Boozer (1,506) into 23rd place on Duke's all-time scoring list with 1,517 career points ... David Henderson (1,570) stands in 22nd place
- Redick moved into ninth place by himself on the ACC's all-time three-point field goal list with 270 (broke tie with Bobby Hurley at 264) ... Redick also moved into third place by himself on Duke's career chart
- Redick made all six of his free throw attempts in the game, and is now 110-for-118 (.932) for the season and 355-for-379 (.937) in his career from the charity stripe
- Redick established a season single-game high with four steals
- Shelden Williams (15 points & 12 rebounds) recorded his fifth straight double-double and his 13th of the season ... He has 31 double-doubles in his career (most among active ACC players) and has a double-double in 24 of his last 43 games
- Williams recorded six blocked shots in the contest, and has now blocked five or more shots in a game seven times this season and 17 in his career ... Williams moved into third place on Duke's all-time chart past Cherokee Parks (231) and now has 234 career rejections ... In addition, Williams moved past Parks and into 15th place on the ACC's career blocked shots chart
- Daniel Ewing played in his 105th Duke victory tonight and leads all active players in NCAA Division I basketball, just ahead of Aaron Miles and Keith Langford of Kansas (104 wins)
- Duke's "Big Three" of Redick (26), Ewing (16) and Williams (15) combined for 57 points on the night ... The trio entered the game averaging 54.5 points per contest together
- Shavlik Randolph finished the night with seven points, nine rebounds, five blocked shots and one steal in 19 minutes of action ... The rebound and blocked shots totals are his highest since returning to the court following a bout with mono (missed 5 games) ... Eight of his nine rebounds came on the offensive end
- Duke now leads the all-time series with Georgia Tech, 54-21, and improves to 27-5 versus the Yellow Jackets at Cameron Indoor Stadium ... The Blue Devils have won 17 of the last 18 meetings between the two schools
- Duke improves to 25-3 following a loss since 1997-98 (not including NCAA Tournament games) ... Duke's average margin of victory in those 25 victories is 23.2 points
- In 21 of the last 22 seasons, Duke has won at least 11 games at Cameron Indoor Stadium (11-1 this season)
- Duke is now 39-5 as the number four ranked team in the nation, and 2-0 against teams ranked 25th in the country (AP poll)
- Duke has now won 105 of its last 121 ACC regular season games
- Duke is now 672-142 in Cameron Indoor Stadium including a 318-48 record under Krzyzewski at home
- Duke has now won 108 of its last 114 games in Cameron Indoor Stadium
- Duke has now won 1,754 all-time games
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