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2004-05 Women's Atlantic Coast Conference Leaders
Record: 217-123, .638 W-L% (1st of 32) (Records do not reflect forfeits and vacated games)
SRS: -5.27 (10th of 31)
SOS: -9.62 (28th of 31)
Regular Season Champion: Duke and UNC
Player of the Year: Monique Currie
Coach of the Year: Sue Semrau
Conference Tournament Champion: UNC
NCAA Tournament: 7 teams (Duke, Florida State, Maryland, NC State, UNC, Virginia Tech and Virginia)
Ranked in Preseason AP Poll: 3 teams (Duke, Maryland and UNC)
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