Miami Hurricanes vs. Clemson Tigers – By the Numbers

2 – Blocks by both Miami senior forward Kenny Kadji and senior center Julian Gamble against Georgia Tech.

4 – Number of Hurricanes that scored in double digits against Georgia Tech: senior forward Kenny Kadji (18), senior guard Durand Scott (17), sophomore guard Shane Larkin (12) and senior center Julian Gamble (11).

6 – Assists by Clemson sophomore guard Rod Hall against Boston College.

7 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Georgia Tech.

8 – Rebounds grabbed by Clemson sophomore guard Damarcus Harrison against Boston College.

11 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior forward Kenny Kadji against Georgia Tech. He also scored 18 points for his sixth double-double of the season.

17 – Points scored by Miami senior guard Durand Scott against Georgia Tech.

18 – Points scored by Clemson senior forward Milton Jennings against Boston College.

19 – Points scored by Clemson senior center Devin Booker against Boston College. He also grabbed eight rebounds.

19 – Number of times the Hurricanes and the Tigers have faced off in the past. Clemson holds an 11-8 series lead, but Miami won the last matchup 45-43 on Feb. 17, 2013.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets – By the Numbers

3 – Assists by both Georgia Tech freshman forward Marcus Georges-Hunt and senior guard Mfon Udofia against NC State.

3 – Blocks by Georgia Tech freshman forward Robert Carter, Jr. against NC State.

4 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Duke.

4 – Number of Hurricanes that scored in double-digits against Duke: sophomore guard Shane Larkin (25), senior forward Kenny Kadji (17), senior guard Durand Scott (12) and senior guard Trey McKinney Jones (12).

8 – Points scored by both Georgia Tech freshman forward Robert Carter, Jr. and junior center Daniel Miller against NC State.

9 – Points scored by Georgia Tech senior guard Mfon Udofia against NC State, leading the Yellow Jackets.

10 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior forward Kenny Kadji against Duke. He also scored 17 points for his fifth double-double of the season.

16 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced off against the Yellow Jackets in the past. Miami holds a 10-6 series lead, which includes a 62-49 win on Jan. 5, 2013.

23 – Number of games that the Hurricanes have won this season, which is one game short of the school record for most wins in a season, set in 2001-02.

25 – Points scored by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Duke.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Duke Blue Devils – By the Numbers

2 – Consecutive matchups that the Hurricanes have won against the Blue Devils, including a 90-63 victory earlier this season.

3 – Steals by Miami senior guard Trey McKinney Jones against Virginia Tech.

4 – Three-pointers made by both Duke sophomore Quinn Cook and senior guard Seth Curry against Virginia.

6 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Virginia Tech.

7 – Rebounds grabbed by Duke senior forward Mason Plumlee against Virginia.

8 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson against Virginia Tech.

20 – Points scored by Miami senior forward Kenny Kadji against Virginia Tech. He also grabbed six rebounds and had two blocks.

22 – Points scored by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Virginia Tech.

22 – Points scored by Duke sophomore guard Quinn Cook against Virginia.

28 – Points scored by Duke senior guard Seth Curry against Virginia.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Virginia Tech Hokies – By the Numbers

2 – Blocks by Miami senior forward Julian Gamble against Wake Forest.

3 – Three-pointers made by Miami senior guard Trey McKinney Jones against Wake Forest.

3 – Steals by Virginia Tech sophomore guard Will Johnston against Florida State.

3 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Wake Forest.

5 – Assists by Virginia Tech senior guard Erick green against Florida State.

6 – Rebounds grabbed by both Miami senior forward Kenny Kadji and junior guard Rion Brown against Wake Forest.

17 – Points scored by Miami senior guard Durand Scott against Wake Forest.

17 – Points scored by Virginia Tech sophomore forward C.J. Barksdale against Florida State, setting a new career high.

22 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced off against the Hokies in the past. Miami holds a 12-10 series edge, including a 73-64 win on Jan. 30, 2013 in Blacksburg.

26 – Points scored by Virginia Tech senior guard Erick Green against Florida State.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons – By the Numbers

3 – Steals by Miami senior guard Durand Scott against Virginia.

4 – Blocks by Miami senior center Julian Gamble against Virginia, tying his career high.

4 – Blocks by Wake Forest freshman forward Aaron Rountree against Georgia Tech.

6 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Virginia. He also scored 11 points.

7 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson against Virginia.

10 – Points scored by Miami junior guard Rion Brown against Virginia, including the Canes’ only three-pointer of the night.

12 – Rebounds grabbed by Wake Forest freshman forward Devin Thomas against Georgia Tech.

14 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced off against the Demon Deacons in the past. Wake Forest holds an 8-6 series edge.

15 – Points scored by both Wake Forest junior forward Travis McKie and senior guard C.J. Harris against Georgia Tech.

92 – Percent that Wake Forest shot from the free throw line against Georgia Tech.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Virginia Cavaliers – By the Numbers

3 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Clemson.

3 – Blocks by Miami senior forward Julian Gamble against Clemson.

5 – Assists by both Virginia senior guard Jontel Evans and freshman guard Justin Anderson against UNC.

9 – Rebounds grabbed by Virginia junior forward Akil Mitchell against Virginia.

11 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior guard Durand Scott against Clemson, making it his fifth career game with double digit rebounds.

12 – Points scored by Virginia senior guard Jontel Evans against Virginia, setting a new season high.

12 – Points scored by Miami senior center Kenny Kadji against Clemson, leading the Canes.

14 – Number of times the Hurricanes and the Cavaliers have faced off in the past. Miami holds a 9-5 series edge.

27 – Points scored by Virginia junior guard Joe Harris against UNC, setting a new career high.

36 – Seconds remaining on the clock when Miami senior center Kenny Kadji hit a three-pointer to give Miami the edge over Clemson. The Canes won 45-43.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Clemson Tigers – By the Numbers

3 – Three-pointers made by Clemson senior forward Milton Jennings against Georgia Tech.

4 – Number of Canes that scored in double digits against FSU: sophomore guard Shane Larkin (22), senior center Reggie Johnson (14), senior guard Durand Scott (13) and senior forward Julian Gamble (10).

8 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson against FSU.

8 – Rebounds grabbed by Clemson senior forward/center Devin Booker against Georgia Tech.

12 – Consecutive games that Miami has won, which ties the second-longest win streak in program history.

14 – Points scored by Clemson sophomore forward K.J. McDaniels against Georgia Tech.

15 – Points scored by Georgia Tech in the first half against Clemson, tying the Tigers’ opponent low in 88 games under head coach Brad Brownell.

18 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced off against the Tigers in the past. Clemson holds an 11-7 series lead.

22 – Points scored by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against FSU.

64 – Percent that Miami shot from the field against FSU, which is the highest shooting percentage for the Hurricanes this season.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida State Seminoles – By the Numbers

3 – Consecutive FSU wins in which senior guard Michael Snaer has made the game winning shot for the Seminoles.

4 – Number of Canes that scored in double digits against UNC: sophomore guard Shane Larkin (18), senior guard Durand Scott (17), senior forward/center Kenny Kadji (17) and junior guard Rion Brown (11).

4 – Blocks by Miami senior center Julian Gamble against UNC.

6 – Number of top five teams defeated by Florida State in the last three seasons.

6 – Rebounds grabbed by both FSU junior forward Okaro White and junior center Kiel Turpin against Wake Forest.

9 – Assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against UNC, setting a new career high.

13 – Points scored by both FSU junior forward Okaro White and senior guard Michael Snaer against Wake Forest.

15 – Three pointers scored by the Hurricanes against UNC, tying the program record.

54.5 – Percent that Miami shot against UNC. The Canes are now 5-0 when shooting better than 50 percent from the field.

70 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced off against the Seminoles in the past. FSU holds a 40-30 series edge.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Boston College Golden Eagles – By the Numbers

5 – Number of Hurricanes that scored in double digits against NC State: senior guard Durand Scott (18), senior forward/center Julian Gamble (16), senior center Reggie Johnson (15), senior forward/center Kenny Kadji (13) and sophomore guard Shane Larkin (13).

5 – Number of assists and steals by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against NC State.

5 – Rebounds grabbed by Boston College sophomore forward Eddie Odio against Clemson, leading the Eagles.

6 – Assists by Boston College sophomore guard Lonnie Jackson against Clemson. He also scored 14 points.

8 – Miami’s current rank in the AP Coaches Poll and number of consecutive ACC wins by the Hurricanes this season.

8 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson against NC State.

18 – Points scored by Miami senior guard Durand Scott against NC State, leading the Canes.

20 – Boston College’s largest lead against Clemson. The Eagles ended up winning 75-68.

26 – Points scored by Boston College freshman guard Joe Rahon against Clemson, setting a new career high.

40 – Number of times the Hurricanes and the Eagles have faced off in the past. Boston College holds a 24-16 series edge.

Miami Hurricanes vs. NC State Wolfpack – By the Numbers

3 – Steals by NC State freshman forward T.J. Warren against Virginia.

4 – Assists by Miami guard Trey McKinney Jones against Virginia Tech.

6 – Assists by NC State senior forward Richard Howell against Virginia.

10 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson against Virginia Tech.

11 – Rebounds grabbed by NC State senior forward Richard Howell against Virginia. He also 12 points for his 13^th double-double of the season.

13 – Number of times the Hurricanes have taken on the Wolfpack in the past. NC State holds a 9-4 series edge, and Miami has yet to win a game played at the PNC Arena in Raleigh.

18 – Points scored by Miami senior forward/center Kenny Kadji against Virginia Tech, making this his tenth straight game scoring in double digits.

20 – Points scored by NC State junior forward C.J. Leslie against Virginia, leading the Wolfpack despite battling the flu. He also grabbed 14 rebounds.

25 – Points scored by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Virginia Tech, leading the Canes. He also recorded a career high of two blocks.

48.1 – Percent that the Hurricanes shot against Virginia Tech. The Canes have shot better than 45 percent in 12 games this season.