
Mustangs Fall To Wolfpack, 84-83
Feb 3 | Men's Basketball
Pierre Jr. Scores 23 To Lead SMU
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DALLAS (AP) -- Darrion Williams scored 25 points and Quadir Copeland posted a double-double and NC State stayed perfect on the road in ACC play by beating SMU 84-83 on Tuesday night.
Copeland distributed a career-high 16 assists without a turnover and grabbed 10 rebounds. Reserve Matt Able scored 13 points and Tre Holloman and Ven-Allen Lubin each scored 11.
NC State (17-6, 8-2) is 6-0 in the ACC away from home.
Jaron Pierre Jr. scored 23 points, Boopie Miller scored 14, and B.J. Edwards and Corey Washington each scored 11 for SMU (15-7, 4-5).
Up 84-83, Copeland missed two foul shots with 15 seconds left. Out of timeouts, Miller took the ball for a last shot. Holloman smothered him repeatedly, denying attempted drives to the basket before blocking Miller's up-and-under shot attempt to end it.
NC State used an 11-2 run to turn a 58-50 deficit into a 61-60 lead when Able sank a 3-pointer with 10:57 remaining. It was NC State's first lead since being up 12-11 with 13:29 before halftime.
NC State reached its first double-digit lead when Terrance Arceneaux converted a three-point play with 6:50 left for a 75-64 advantage.
NC State reduced its deficit to 32-29 on a layup by Holloman with 4:09 left before halftime. SMU responded with a 10-0 run with a 3-pointer by Edwards, Pierre's step-back jumper, Miller added a 3 and Pierre threw down a dunk to give the Mustangs their first double-digit lead at 42-29.
Up next, NC State hosts Virginia Tech on Saturday, while SMU travels to face Pittsburgh on Saturday.
SMU Postgame Notes – February 3, 2026
- [rv/rv] NC State 84, SMU 83
- SMU (15-7, 4-5 ACC), NCSU (17-6, 8-2 ACC)
- David B. Miller Court at Moody Coliseum – Dallas, Texas
UPCOMING GAMES
- At Pitt – Saturday, February 7 – 2 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. CT – Petersen Events Center – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- TV: The CW | Radio: SMU Mobile App / Varsity Network App / Sirius XM
- Notre Dame – Tuesday, February 10 – 6 p.m. CT – David B. Miller Court at Moody Coliseum – Dallas, Texas
- TV: ACC Network | Radio: SMU Mobile App / Varsity Network App / Sirius XM
- At Syracuse – Saturday, February 14 – 2 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. CT – JMA Wireless Dome – Syracuse, New York
- TV: The CW | Radio: SMU Mobile App / Varsity Network App / Sirius XM
- Entering the game: SMU was No. 34, NCSU was No. 26
- SMU is 3-6 in Quad 1 games
- Courtesy SMU Athletics: https://o000005859.photoshelter.com/galleries/C0000qYP89X6e_SM/G0000UJ6lQbvW05w/G22-NC-State-02-03-26
- SMU Head Coach Andy Enfield
- 15-7 this season, 12-2 at Moody Coliseum
- 39-18 at SMU (2nd season)
- 300-193 career record (15th season)
- 17-12 in ACC games
- Boopie Miller had 14 points, his 29th consecutive game in double figures (entered game averaging 19.4; 6th ACC / 44th NCAA)
- Longest streak since 29 by Damon Hancock 2/22/01 to 3/6/02, which is the longest at SMU since at least 2000
- Longest Streak Of Games Scoring 10+ for SMU (Since 2000)
- 29: Damon Hancock (2/22/01 to 3/6/02)
- 29: Boopie Miller (since 1/29/2025)
- 28: Quinton Ross (12/6/01 to 12/17/02)
- 27: Semi Ojeleye (12/4/2016 to 3/17/17)
- Score: SMU 83, NCSU 84
- SMU entered the game averaging 86.6 (1st ACC / 18th NCAA)
- NCSU entered the game averaging 85.9 (3rd ACC / 25th NCAA)
- FG%: SMU 47.8%, NCSU 45.9%
- SMU entered the game shooting 49.4% (3rd ACC / 25th NCAA)
- NCSU entered the game shooting 48.1% (5th ACC / 47th NCAA)
- 3FGs: SMU 12-22, NCSU 16-36
- SMU entered the game shooting 36.3% (4th ACC / 57th NCAA)
- NCSU entered the game shooting 39.9 (1st ACC / 7th NCAA)
- Starters: #0 B.J. Edwards (G, Sr.), #2 Boopie Miller (G, Sr.), #3 Corey Washington (F, Sr.), #5 Jaron Pierre Jr. (G, Sr.), #24 Samet Yigitoglu (C, So.)
- 19th game with this lineup (13-6, 4-4 ACC)
- SMU had 4 double-digit scorers (SMU has had at least 4 double-figure scorers in 20 of 22 games)
- With at least four scoring 10+, SMU is 13-7 this season and 33-10 under Head Coach Andy Enfield
- B.J. Edwards 11 (entered game averaging 14.1; 24th ACC)
- Jaron Pierre Jr. 23 (entered game averaging 17.0; 8th ACC)
- Boopie Miller 14 (entered game averaging 19.4; 6th ACC / 44th NCAA – scored 10+ in 29 straight games)
- Corey Washington 11 (entered game averaging 11.3; 46th ACC)
- SMU had 17 assists on 32 made FGs (SMU entered the game averaging 17.3; 3rd ACC / 36th NCAA)
- Boopie Miller 8 (Entered game averaging 6.6; 1st ACC / 13th NCAA)
- Samet Yigitoglu 3
- ESPN2 / @SMUBasketball on X
- Samet Yigitoglu block (NC State 7-4) https://x.com/smubasketball/status/2018871508677046354?s=42
- Corey Washington 3-pointer (SMU 7-7) https://x.com/smubasketball/status/2018872207888547903?s=42
- Jermaine O'Neal Jr. put-back dunk (SMU 20-16) https://x.com/smubasketball/status/2018876802215850138?s=42
- Jaron Pierre Jr. 3-pointer (SMU 58-50) https://x.com/smubasketball/status/2018891299785408684?s=42
- B.J. Edwards (#0, G, Sr.) – Co-Captain, ACC Player of the Week (Nov. 24, Dec. 29, Jan. 26)
- 11 points (Entered game averaging 14.1; 24th ACC)
- 2-3 3FGs (Entered game at 36.0%)
- 9 rebounds (Entered the game averaging 6.0; 20th ACC)
- 1 steal (Entered game averaging 2.6; 1st ACC / 10th NCAA)
- 11 points (Entered game averaging 14.1; 24th ACC)
- Boopie Miller (#2, G, Sr.) – Co-Captain, ACC Player of the Week (Jan. 5), AP National Player of the Week (Jan. 6), USBWA/Oscar Robertson Trophy National Players of the Week (Jan. 6), Oscar Robertson Trophy Midseason Watch List, Lute Olson Award Watch List, Preseason All-ACC Second Team
- 14 points (Entered game averaging 19.4; 6th ACC / 44th NCAA)
- 3-6 FTs (Entered the game at 88.4%; 4th ACC / 50th NCAA)
- 8 assists (Entered game averaging 6.6; 1st ACC / 13th NCAA)
- Jermaine O'Neal Jr. (#7, F, Fr.)
- 9 points
- 6 rebounds
- Jaron Pierre Jr. (#5, G, Sr.) - Hoop Hype XL Player of the Game (Dec. 7)
- 23 points (entered game averaging 17.0; 8th ACC) - 7th 20-point game this season
- 3 rebounds (Entered game averaging 4.9)
- 2 assists
- Corey Washington (#3, F, Sr.)
- 11 points (entered game averaging 11.3; 46th ACC)
- 2 rebounds (Entered game averaging 5.0)
- Samet Yigitoglu (#24, C, So.)
- 7 points (entered game averaging 10.7; 53rd ACC)
- 9 rebounds (Entered game averaging 8.1; 7th ACC / 66th NCAA)
- 2 blocks (entered game averaging 1.6; 5th ACC / 71st NCAA)
- 13th multi-block game this season
- SMU Career Steals
- 1 225 Bryan Hopkins, 2002-06
- 2 209 Gerald Lewis, 1989-93
- 3 205 Carl Wright, 1982-85
- 4 197 Jeryl Sasser, 1997-01
- 5 179 Stephen Woods, 1996-00
- 6 171 B.J. Edwards, 2023-25
- SMU Season Steals
- 1 83 B.J. Edwards (Jr.), 2024-25
- 2 79 Gerald Lewis (Sr.), 1992-93 (27)
- 3 77 Carl Wright (So.), 1983-84 (33)
- 4 76 Carl Wright (Jr.), 1984-85 (33)
- 5 68 Zhuric Phelps (So.), 2022-23 (30)
- 6 67 Willie Davis (Jr.), 1999-00 (30)
- 7 63 Gerald Lewis (Jr.), 1991-92 (28)/Zhuric Phelps (Jr.), 2023-24 (33)
- 9 61 Bryan Hopkins (Fr.), 2002-03 (29)/Carlton McKinney (Sr.), 1987-88 (35)
- 11 60 Jeryl Sasser (So.), 1998-99 (30)/Jimmy Whitt (So.), 2017-18 (33)
- 13 59 Bryan Hopkins (Jr.), 2004-05 (25)
- 14 58 Kato Armstrong (Jr.), 1987-88 (35)
- 15 57 Markus Kennedy (So.), 2013-14 (37)
- 16 56 B.J. Edwards (Sr.), 2025-26
- SMU Career Assists
- 1 828 Butch Moore, 1982-86
- 2 508 Nic Moore (100), 2013-16
- 3 491 Gerald Lewis, 1989-93
- 4 469 Jeryl Sasser, 1997-01
- 5 468 Billy Allen, 1978-80
- 6 460 Carl Wright, 1982-85
- 7 445 Kendric Davis (75), 2019-21
- 8 419 Roderick Hampton, 1987-91
- 9 403 Kato Armstrong, 1985-89
- 10 396 Bryan Hopkins, 2002-06
- 11 387 Troy Matthews, 1993-97
- 12 371 Jon Killen, 2004-08
- 13 363 Zachary Thiel, 1971-74
- 14 337 Shake Milton (87), 2015-18
- 15 335 B.J. Edwards, 2023-26
- 16 334 Scott Johnson, 1983-87
- 17 323 Stephen Woods, 1996-00
- 18 295 Boopie Miller, 2024-26
- SMU Career Blocked Shots
- 1 278 Jon Koncak, 1981-85
- 2 245 Bamba Fall, 2005-09
- 3 169 Ira Terrell, 1972-76
- 4 151 Patrick Simpson, 2001-05
- 5 143 Papa Dia, 2007-11
- 6 131 Cannen Cunningham (134), 2011-15
- 7 129 Reggie Franklin, 1977-79
- 8 125 Ben Moore (135), 2013-17
- 9 97 Markus Kennedy (89),2013-16
- 10 88 James Gatewood, 1990-94
- 11 81 Quinton Ross, 1999-03
- 12 78 Brad Branson, 1978-80
- 13 70 Donatas Rackauskas, 2002-06/Jarrey Foster, 2015-19/Ethan Chargois (108), 2017-21
- 16 69 Bobby Dimson, 1994-98
- 17 68 Samet Yigitoglu, 2024-26












