Duke Versus Auburn Postgame Notes

Dec. 31, 2004

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 Duke concluded a four-game road trip with the victory on the day and has won 11 straight games.

 The Blue Devils have won 21 straight games in the month of December and owns a 43-3 record over the last seven years during the month of December.

 Mistie Williams collected her fifth double-double of the season on the afternoon with 10 points and 13 rebounds.

 For the fifth time this season and the first since Nov. 27, Alison Bales scored double-figure points in the game. She finished with a career-high 14 points, six rebounds, four assists and three blocks.

 With her three treys on the afternoon, Jessica Foley now owns 92 in her three years at Duke. She moved into 10th on the all-time list at Duke.

 The Blue Devils broke a six-game Auburn streak of holding opponents to under 50 points.

 Duke had six players score 10 or more points on the night for the second time this season (other game was Jacksonville State).

 The Blue Devils shot over 50.0 percent for the second game in a row, which are the only two times this season the Blue Devils have shot over 50.0 percent.

 Duke becomes only the third non-SEC school to defeat Auburn in Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum. The Blue Devils broke an Auburn streak of 42 straight non-conference wins at home.

 Duke will next head home for two games on Jan. 4 and Jan. 9 against Holy Cross and Virginia Tech, respectively. The Blue Devils will play Holy Cross at 7:00 pm and Virginia Tech at 2:00 pm.