Farewell column: The spring break trip that made me love the DTH
My favorite memory of college isn’t a party, a basketball game or a night out at bars. It’s a week in a co-worker’s spare bedroom at his childhood home in Denver, N.C.
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My favorite memory of college isn’t a party, a basketball game or a night out at bars. It’s a week in a co-worker’s spare bedroom at his childhood home in Denver, N.C.
Well, daggum.
What to make of a somewhat consequential Friday night for North Carolina men’s basketball?
It’s not every day that you can make credible comparisons between high-level Division I basketball and driveway hoops, so here goes:
Sans Garrison Brooks, sixth-seeded UNC (16-9, 10-6 ACC) breezed past eleventh-seeded Notre Dame (11-14, 7-11 ACC) in the second round of the ACC Tournament on Wednesday, 101-59. The Tar Heels completely handled the Irish inside, winning the rebounding battle 54-31 and getting a combined 50 points from their three most prominent big men.
Garrison Brooks was not North Carolina’s leading scorer on Saturday night.
Stephanie Watts says she’s never heard of another college athlete who transferred back to a school they’d left.
Video obtained by The Daily Tar Heel shows UNC men's basketball players Armando Bacot and Day'Ron Sharpe partying alongside at least seven others, celebrating a 91-87 win over Duke on Saturday night.
They were always there.
Weeks after being named the head coach of North Carolina basketball, Matt Doherty packed his bags.
Day’Ron Sharpe. Bread. Armando Bacot. Butter.
In a rivalry rematch on Saturday, the North Carolina men's basketball team (10-5, 5-3 ACC) avoided a season sweep against N.C. State (6-5, 2-4 ACC) with an 86-76 win. Sophomore forward Armando Bacot paced UNC with 17 points, while first-year Day'Ron Sharpe had 16 and guard Caleb Love had 15.
The career of Rechon “Leaky” Black has so far been defined by one word: If.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Screw the five-year plan.
If there exists a former McDonald’s All-American who stands at 6-foot-10-inches, plays for one of college basketball’s premier blue bloods and somehow blends in among the whole of college basketball and his team — his position group, even — well, his name is Armando Bacot.
The No. 14 North Carolina basketball team fell to No. 17 Texas on Wednesday, 69-67, clawing back from a 12-point first-half deficit only to see Longhorn guard Matt Coleman III nail a game-winning jumper with 0.1 seconds left.
The No. 14 North Carolina men's basketball team (3-1) fell in dramatic fashion to No. 17 Texas (4-0) in the championship game of the Camping World Maui Invitational on Wednesday, 69-67. After a poor first half, the Tar Heels erased a 12-point deficit just after halftime, only to be done in by a jumper from Texas' Matt Coleman III with 0.1 seconds to play.
For the third time this season, the bright lights of the national stage were beaming down on the North Carolina football team. For the third time this season, the Tar Heels could announce, to a huge TV audience, their arrival to college football’s championship-contending elite — or at the very least to the upper crust of the ACC. They could prove that they were more than a cute aside in the national sports conversation.
Caleb Love says it wasn’t until he was 16 years old that he felt he had a real shot at making the NBA, but watching him play it seems like the answer should’ve been closer to eight.
Revenge is a dish best served cold, but the Tar Heels didn't wait too long to get theirs.