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Zolman Triggers Tennessee

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From the Associated Press

Shanna Zolman, Tennessee’s leading scorer, bounced back from a poor shooting performance to score 23 points in the Lady Vols’ 83-67 victory over Old Dominion on Monday at Knoxville, Tenn.

Zolman, a senior guard from Syracuse, Ind., who averages 16.5 points and shoots 48.4% from the field, had scored only five points on one-for-seven shooting Saturday night in Tennessee’s 62-51 victory over Notre Dame at South Bend, Ind.

Against Old Dominion, she made six of 10 shots, including three of five three-point attempts.

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“They were like glue on me at Notre Dame,” Zolman said. “That’s how people are going to guard me from here on out. That is something I have to be a lot more aware of and keep a more conscious effort to just keep moving continuously.”

The Lady Vols (13-0) stayed on the move against Old Dominion (2-7), getting their 10th consecutive victory over the Monarchs. T.J. Jordan’s 17 points led Old Dominion.

No. 2 Duke 100, Wake Forest 54 -- Monique Currie had 16 points before sitting out the final 11 1/2 minutes as the Blue Devils (12-0) beat the Demon Deacons (7-5) in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both schools at Durham, N.C. The Blue Devils had won their previous five home games by an average margin of 57 points, including a 110-24 rout of Ball State.

Wake Forest leading scorer Cotelia Bond-Young was limited to nine points, about half her average.

No. 6 Maryland 82, Manhattan 49 -- Jade Perry had 17 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Terrapins (13-1) over the Jaspers (4-7) at College Park, Md. Maryland won despite shooting a season-low 36.2%.

North Carolina State 65, No. 25 Virginia Tech 44 -- Tiffany Stansbury scored all 14 of her points in the second half to lead the Wolfpack to victory in the ACC opener for both teams at Raleigh, N.C.

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The Wolfpack (10-3) began a 24-4 run late in the first half and extended it to the second half to take an 18-point lead. Dawn Chriss scored 14 points for the Hokies (12-1), who fell to 0-6 all-time against North Carolina State since beginning varsity play in the 1976-77 season.

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