For the 2002 – 03 campaign , Hodge was selected as a First Team All-ACC player . He recorded four career-highs during the three-day run to the finals of the ACC Tournament . He recorded his seventh double-double during the final game of the tournament and ranked seventh in free throw percentage for the season . During this season he recorded the first-ever triple-double in Wolfpack history , and was named ACC Player of the Week after leading the Pack to back-to-back victories against Duke and North Carolina . He was one of 17 finalists to make the U.S. squad for the 2003 Pan American Games and Dick Vitale named Hodge to his " All-Rolls Royce Team . " He was one of the 50 preseason candidates for the Wooden Award
ACC Tournament
2003 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament
Julius Hodge