2003-04 Wake Forest Demon Deacons basketball — schedule and results

The 2003-04 Wake Forest Demon Deacons went 21-10 (9-7 in the ACC) under head coach Skip Prosser. The team peaked at #4 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 18.45.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 31 games from this season: 12–4 at home, 5–5 on the road, and 4–1 on neutral courts. The Forest Demon Deacons scored 83.5 points per game and allowed 76.1 (+7.4 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 11 games, from Nov 13, 2003 to Jan 10, 2004. The most lopsided win was 97–55 over Elon Phoenix on Nov 22, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 94–81 at Texas Longhorns on Jan 13, 2004. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Maryland Terrapins (86–87). 2 games went to overtime.

Among Wake Forest Demon Deacons' 116 recorded seasons, 2003-04's .677 winning percentage ranks 29th. Previous season: 2002-03 Forest Demon Deacons (25–6). Next season: 2004-05 Forest Demon Deacons (27–6).

Game-by-game results (31 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2003-11-13	neutral Memphis Tigers	W 85–76	Madison Square Garden (IV)
2003-11-22	vs Elon Phoenix	W 97–55	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2003-11-29	neutral Yale Bulldogs	W 86–61	Arena at Harbor Yard
2003-12-02	vs Indiana Hoosiers	W 100–67	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2003-12-06	vs Richmond Spiders	W 81–66	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2003-12-15	at SMU Mustangs	W 78–66	Moody Coliseum
2003-12-20	at North Carolina Tar Heels	W 119–114 (3OTOT)	Dean Smith Center
2003-12-30	vs North Carolina A&T Aggies	W 91–67	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-03	vs New Mexico Lobos	W 70–61	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-06	vs Brown Bears	W 86–47	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-10	vs Clemson Tigers	W 78–63	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-13	at Texas Longhorns	L 81–94	Frank Erwin Center
2004-01-17	at Duke Blue Devils	L 72–84	Cameron Indoor Stadium
2004-01-20	vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	L 66–73	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-25	at Florida State Seminoles	L 70–75	Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center
2004-01-29	vs Maryland Terrapins	W 93–85	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-31	vs Virginia Cavaliers	W 91–78	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-02-04	at NC State Wolfpack	L 68–73	RBC Arena
2004-02-07	vs North Carolina Tar Heels	L 73–79	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-02-12	at Clemson Tigers	W 82–67	Littlejohn Coliseum
2004-02-15	vs Cincinnati Bearcats	W 91–85	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-02-18	vs Duke Blue Devils	W 90–84	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-02-22	at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	W 80–76	Alexander Memorial Coliseum
2004-02-25	vs Florida State Seminoles	W 90–87 (OTOT)	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-02-28	at Maryland Terrapins	W 91–83	Comcast Center
2004-03-02	at Virginia Cavaliers	L 82–84	University Hall
2004-03-06	vs NC State Wolfpack	L 70–81	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2004-03-12	vs Maryland Terrapins	L 86–87	Greensboro Coliseum
2004-03-18	neutral VCU Rams	W 79–78	RBC Arena
2004-03-20	neutral Manhattan Jaspers	W 84–80	RBC Arena
2004-03-25	neutral Saint Joseph's Hawks	L 80–84	Continental Airlines Arena

Game recaps

2003-12-02: Behind Williams, Eric's 25 points, Wake Forest Demon Deacons rolled past Indiana 100–67. Wright, Bracey had 27 for Indiana.

2003-12-20: Behind Williams, Eric's 24 points, Wake Forest defeated North Carolina Tar Heels 119–114. McCants, Rashad had 25 for North Carolina Tar Heels.

2004-01-20: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets got past Wake Forest 73–66 as Bynum, Will scored a team-high 20. Danelius, Vytas had 13 for Wake Forest.

2004-02-07: North Carolina Tar Heels beat Wake Forest 79–73. Scott, Melvin led the winners with 20 points. Levy, Jamaal had 19 for Wake Forest.

2004-03-12: Maryland Terrapins survived Wake Forest 87–86 as Garrison, Travis scored a team-high 16. Paul, Chris had 30 for Wake Forest.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons program history · All Division I programs · Hoopsipedia home

2003-04 Wake Forest Demon Deacons basketball — schedule and results

Game-by-game results (31 games)

Game recaps

All-time wins

On this day

AP Top 25

More to argue about

NCAA Tournament Bracket

RANKINGS

TEAMS

COACHES