Notes: Duke 82, Wake Forest 64

Sophomore DeMarcus Nelson saw his first action since the Drexel game on Nov. 23 when he fractured his medial malleolus of his right tibia. Nelson responded by playing 11 minutes guarding Justin Gray and converted on an alley-oop dunk from Josh McRoberts for two points and also had one assist.
J.J. Redick scored 32 points off of a 12-of-21 shooting performance, including 5-of-13 from three-point range against Wake Forest. Redick also had three assists, two steals and two rebounds.

It marked his 100th career game in double figures (10th on Duke's career list), including all 14 games this season, and 16 straight (the third-longest active streak in the ACC).
It also marked Redick's 51st career game with 20 or more points (Sixth all-time at Duke), and ninth this season.
It also marked his 11th career 30 point performance (tied for fourth all-time at Duke) and fifth of 2005-06.
The game also marked Redick's 24th career game with five or more three-pointers and fourth this season.
Redick's 12 field goals is the second-highest mark in his career and also marks his seventh career game with 10 or more field goals made
Redick's 32 points is the seventh-most in a game in his career
Redick finished the game 7-of-8 inside the three-point line
In two conference games, Redick is averaging 25.0 points per game.
In four games against ranked competition in 2005-06, Redick is averaging 29.3 points per game while shooting 38-of-71 (.535) from the field and 21-of-40 (.525) from behind the arc.
Redick recorded his third-straight 30-point game against Wake Forest and is averaging 34.3 points per game against the Demon Deacons in the past two seasons.

Redick scored 19 points in the first half against Wake Forest. He has averaged 15.6 points per first half this season and the 19 points ties the second-highest output he's had by halftime this season. Redick scored 22 of his career-high 41 points against Texas in the first half on Dec. 10 and also had 19 against Davidson and UNC Greensboro. He has reached double-figures by halftime in 13 of 14 games this season, his only game under 10 was eight against Virginia Tech on Dec. 4. Redick has also reached 15 points 10 times by halftime in 14 games.
Redick's 32 points gives him 2,166 points in his career and he moved into fourth place on Duke's career chart, passing Mark Alarie, who scored 2,134, and Danny Ferry, who scored, 2,155 career points. Immediately ahead on Duke's chart is Mike Gminski, who scored 2,323 points from 1977-80 ... On the ACC career chart, Redick moved past Alarie, UNC's Sam Perkins (2,145), Maryland's Len Bias (2,149), Ferry and Wake Forest's Len Chappell (2,165) and into 16th place on the all-time chart. Immediately ahead is Georgia Tech's Mark Price with 2,193 career points.
Redick's five three-pointers gives him 371 in his career. He is Duke's career leader and ranks second in ACC history and is tied with Creighton's Kyle Korver and UNC Wilmington's Brent Blizzard for ninth in NCAA history. Next up on the NCAA chart is Akron's Mark Alberts with 375 while Virginia's Curtis Staples is the career ACC and NCAA leader with 413.
Redick was 3-of-4 from the line and is now 513-of-553 (.928). Redick is Duke's the ACC's and NCAA's career free throw percentage leader and Redick's 513 career free throws ranks seventh all time. Immediately ahead is Ronnie Mayer with 515.
Lee Melchionni scored 17 points while hitting 5-of-8 from three-point range. He also added five rebounds and one assist, steal and block. The 17 points is the second-highest total of his career while his six field goals and five three-pointers ties his career highs. It marked his second career game with five or more three-pointers.
In his last three games against Wake Forest, Melchionni is averaging 15.0 points per game while shooting 11-of-16 (.688) from behind the arc.
Despite playing just 17 minutes with foul trouble, Shelden Williams scored 10 points, grabbed four rebounds and had two steals and one blocked shot. It marked his 80th career game in double figures, including in 13 of 14 this season.
Williams became the 26th player in Duke history to score 1,500 points and moves into a tie with Carlos Boozer for 25th on Duke's career chart. Immediately ahead is Phil Henderson with 1,570.
Williams moved out of a tie with Danny Ferry and into fifth place on Duke's career rebounding chart. Immediately ahead is Mike Lewis with 1,051 ... On the ACC career chart, he moved past UNC's Mitch Kupchak and into 23rd ... Immediately ahead is UNC's Antawn Jamison with 1,027.
Greg Paulus scored 10 points and had three steals and assists against Wake Forest. It marked his third game in double figures and he now has 41 assists in the past six games for an average of 6.8 per game. On the season, he's averaging an ACC-leading 5.15 per game.
Duke improves to 152-75 against Wake Forest and has won 17 of the past 20 in the series ... Duke broke a three-game losing streak at Lawrence Joel Coliseum ... Under Coach K, Duke is 33-21 against Wake Forest.
Duke improves to 14-0 and is one of three remaining undefeated teams in Division I along with Pittsburgh and Florida
Duke is 14-0 for the second-straight season and fourth time in school history Duke's National Championship 1992 team started 17-0 while its Final Four squad in 1986 started 16-0 in 1986 and last season's ACC Championship team was 15-0.
Duke shot 12-of-14 (.857) from the line and leads the ACC shooting 245-of-320 (.766) on the season.
Duke shot 28-of-51 from the field (.549) and leads the ACC shooting 401-of-770 (.521) ... Duke has shot over 48 percent in 20 of 28 halves this season.
Duke connected on 14-of-28 three-point field goals on the game, improving on the season to 105-of-263 (.399) on the season. Duke leads the ACC in three-point filed goal defense and held Wake Forest to just 2-of-13 (.154) from behind the arc, making Duke's opponent's 49-of-195 (.251) on the season ...
J.J. Redick has connected on 53 three-pointers this season compared to just 49 for Duke's opponents combined.
Coach Mike Krzyzewski recorded his 735th career victory, 12th all-time and 662nd victory at Duke ... His 662 wins at one school is tied for eighth in NCAA history with Bobby Knight, who won that many with Indiana. Coach K is one of just 10 coaches to win 650 games at one school.
Duke improves to 146-103 against ranked teams under Coach K, including a 59-24 mark since 1997-98.
Duke 193-31 this decade with 16 more wins than any team in the country.
Duke has won 143 of its last 175 games outside Cameron Indoor Stadium including 62 of its last 81 on the road during that time
Duke holds a 121-25 ACC regular season record since 1997
Duke has 72 of its last 90 games against ACC competition away from home
Duke has won 49 of its last 65 ACC road games
Duke is 6-2 all-time vs. the No. 23 ranked team
Duke is 182-24 as the No. 1 team; 158-19 under Coach K
Coach K's 177 career games as the No. 1 team is second to UCLA's JohnWooden, who coaches in 228 games when ranked No. 1