talking to mike petersen. he said that's not the shot they want to be taken but she does feel comfortable out there. >> debbie: he doesn't mind her taking faceup shots but i'm not sure that is the right time. >> mike: here is wright. collier on her and now hartig. good defense by the freshman asia williams. ray cut off by hartig. >> debbie: wake forest push and try to find something in transition and don't get anything, and then they set it up. >> mike: good ball movement, ray. trying to take it to the hole. great defensive play by virginia. moorer off the glass and it stays in. >> debbie: she has a chance to be a really good player at virginia with her ability to play in transition. >> mike: just a sophomore and comes from the same hometown as monica wright, woodbridge, virginia. >> debbie: good transition. uses the glass, knowing there is going to be some contact. keeps her eyes on the rim to finish. >> mike: that foul was on moorer. she is the first cavalier to pick up two fouls. she has to go to the bench

let's see if mike petersen puts the ball in the hands of the defender monica wright. >> mike: let's take a look at our fast break play of the game. we talked about the wake forest guards playing well. here is an example. >> debbie: thomas takes it to the rim. no one contests her offensively. she makes a nice crossover move and finishes. the smallest player on the floor getting all the way to the rim. >> mike: brooke thomas has been kind of up and down at times this year, but when she plays like this and also tiffany roulhac coming off the bench, what a lift it gives wake forest. >> debbie: there's not many games that brooke thomas has had more assists than turnovers. when she takes care of the ball, they are very solid in what they run. i said it in the first half she can take this entire wake forest team to another level when she executes and runs their stauf because mike ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ! me! ut. i toit. i tothe efor outh. co ale refot call yoa beng mx! theionsme! tahim,. i d, ieir foulwhen boun te'thrne, e. ce galex coac gol. >> mike: our geico play of the game. one of the key players for wak

mike petersen is not afraid to go to his bench. a lot of players get in the game tonight for wake forest. >> and for good reason, when you have freshmen that are contributing points, actually contributing more points in conference player are the freshman for wake, that tells you that they're focused and they understand what it takes to win. >> traveling called there. on brittany strachan who came in. >> she's a guard even at her height, 6'3," you think that she would be used to it just looking at her thigh. so, she would rather face-up. >> the wolfpack trying to build a little energy out there on the floor. kellie harper talked about that. >> when you s,er gartrell and strachan they'll trap at full-court. you can imagine how hard it is to get the ball off. >> tia bell brings the ball all of the way down the floor herself. 6'3" junior forward. this one is going to go up from downtown and in for nikitta gartrell. that's a three. she has five on the night and is eight away from career point number 1,000. >> gartrell has increased her

free-throw line, she could have shot a bank shot well but i don't know about the scoop shot from mike petersenefenders with her screening ability. and now waters gets to the free-throw line. >> mike: waters first trip to the free-throw line. junior from orlando leaves it short. a former florida high school player of the year. last game against clemson, waters did not shoot the ball well, just 2 for 9 from the field. she's had some good acc games. scored 14 points against miami. here's wright back in the game. monica wright 1 for 3 now. >> debbie: an opportunity in transition. >> mike: deep three. won't go from waters. look at her follow her shot. the scramble for the loose ball. it will be wake forest possession. >> debbie: it definitely looks like brittany waters got her focus on early on and ready to play and particularly on the offensive end. this is a shot that goes off the left part of the rim and good shooters recognize when they're off. >> mike: wraurts trying to chase it down and can't catch up with it. brittany took a hard fall here. early rebound story. look at the deacons. 11-4. wat

mike petersen wants to know as well. of course, if they're ready for it. >> both teams will gather with their coaches. >> and coaches love nothing more than a time-out that they don't have to take. an opportunity here. >> the shot clock was frozen there at 30 for a long while. that is most likely what they're trying to check out over there, how many seconds should have ticked off that shot clock. the game clock was going after nc state inbounded the ball but the shot clock was not. you guys are going to do math on this one. we're going to let the officials do that. from my count, it looks like 11 seconds. it was at 6:17. the shot clock frozen there at 30. think the total will be about 14 when they figure it out it wasn't going. yep, 6:03. started at 6:17. thanks to the producer for helping me with my abysmal math skills. 14 seconds most likely taken off that shot clock for the wolfpack. >> jenn, why we have to have this break, i wanted to mention, nc state in conference games, averaging 70 points per game. right now, onl