Duncan 's leadership at Wake Forest stepped up in his junior year as Wake Forest lost his teammate Randolph Childress to graduation and selection in the 1995 NBA draft . Despite playing on an inexperienced squad , Duncan would lead Wake Forest to a 26-6 record , including a 12-4 record in ACC play , a second consecutive ACC Tournament Championship , and a trip to the NCAA Elite Eight , where despite 14 points , 16 rebounds , and six assists from Duncan , Wake Forest would fall to Kentucky 83-64 . Duncan would be named ACC Defensive Player of the Year and ACC Player of the Year for a remarkable season with Wake Forest
ACC Tournament Championship
1996 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament
Twin Towers (San Antonio Spurs)