Freshman
T.J.
Warren
extended
his
double-figure
scoring
streak
to
six
games
with
15
points
against
Wake
Forest.
Freshman
Rodney
Purvis
hit
three
3--pointers
for
the
fifth
time
this
season,
going
3-for-4
from
beyond
the
arc.
Junior
C.J.
Leslie
had
19
points
and
10
rebounds
for
his
ninth
double-double
of
the
season.
The
Pack
now
has
an
ACC-leading
33
double-doubles
as
a
team.
Senior
Scott
Wood
converted
a
four-point
play
in
the
first
half,
getting
fouled
on
a
fade
away
3-pointer.
He
is
now
tied
with
Duke’s
Jason
Williams
for
eighth
on
the
ACC’s
career
list
with
314
threes.
He
is
nine
behind
NC
State
career
scoring
leader
Rodney
Monroe
for
the
school
record
of
323.
Senior
Richard
Howell
had
five
rebounds
versus
Wake
Forest.
He
now
needs
four
boards
against
Florida
State
to
reach
1,000
in
his
Wolfpack
career.
Senior
Jay
Lewis,
in
his
final
home
game
at
PNC
Arena,
made
his
second
3--point
basket
of
the
season.
NC
State
is
now
2-0
at
home
on
senior
night
under
Mark
Gottfried
and
4-0
when
factoring
in
opponents’
senior
days/nights.
Last
year,
the
Pack
posted
a
77-73
win
over
Miami
in
its
home
finale
before
closing
out
the
regular
season
with
a
70-58
win
at
Virginia
Tech
on
the
Hokies’
senior
day.
This
past
Sunday,
State
recorded
a
70-57
win
at
Georgia
Tech
on
the
Yellow
Jackets’
senior
night.
It
will
have
another
opportunity
to
record
a
senior
day
win
this
coming
Saturday
when
it
closes
the
regular
season
at
Florida
State.
The
Pack
earned
its
16th
home
win
(16-1)
Wednesday,
the
most
since
posting
a
17-3
record
during
the
1999-2000
season
its
first
year
playing
in
PNC
Arena.
NC
State’s
8-1
record
in
ACC
home
games
is
the
most
conference
wins
with
one
loss
since
the
Pack
went
7-1
in
league
play
during
the
1990-91
season.
The
Wolfpack’s
11
wins
in
ACC
play
is
the
most
since
the
2003-04
team
went
11-5
in
conference
play.
With
one
regular-season
game
remaining
at
Florida
State
in
the
new
18-game
conference
format,
the
Pack
can
tie
the
school
record
of
12
regular-season
wins
in
the
ACC,
matching
the
totals
in
1954-55
(12-2),
1958-59
(12-2),
1972-73
(12-0)
and
1973-74
(12-0).