Iman Shumpert's triple-double led Georgia Tech to a 72-57 victory over Virginia Tech on Tuesday night.

The triple-double was the first for Georgia Tech since Kenny Anderson's against Pittsburgh on Dec. 28, 1989.

"It feels good," Shumpert said. "I'm all smiles tonight."

Shumpert had 22 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists and a game-high seven steals.

Virginia hit 10 three-pointers in their 72-64 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday.

The Cavaliers (11-8, 2-3 ACC) had dropped three games in a row and five of their previous seven contests.

Georgia Tech was coming off a 35-point victory over Wake Forest and had won consecutive ACC games by 20 points or more for the first time in school history.

Georgia Tech defeated North Carolina 78-58 on Sunday, holding the Tar Heels to their lowest point total under coach Roy Williams.

Iman Shumpert matched his career high with 30 points to lead Georgia Tech.

North Carolina's previous scoring low in Williams' eight seasons as coach was 60 points in a postseason NIT win over Alabama-Birmingham last season.

Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt makes around $1.35 million per year under his contract and is guaranteed six years at that rate ($8.1 million).

From The Rumble Seat used those figures to calculate how much Georgia Tech has paid Hewitt per ACC victory.

Hewitt has a record of 43-66 (39.4%) in the ACC from 2005-2010. His current contract kicked in prior to the 2005 season.

That means he has averaged roughly $166,000 per league victory.