On Nov. 11, Longfellow Real Estate Partners announced its plans to demolish and redevelop 306 W. Franklin St., the location of The Purple Bowl. The development would take several years to complete and involve the restaurant moving out of its space for that period of time or relocating to another location, Taylor Gilland, co-owner of The Purple Bowl said.
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After a four-overtime loss to No. 18 Alabama, the North Carolina men's basketball team slunk back to the locker room physically and emotionally exhausted. When head coach Hubert Davis walked in, he told his players to pick their heads up. The Tar Heels seemed to leave it all on the court in Sunday's grueling matchup.
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This could have been anyone's game, but UNC leaves the Phil Knight Invitational disappointed after losing back-to-back games against lesser-ranked opponents.
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"He (Grill) played out of his mind," UNC junior guard Caleb Love said. "Credit to him. We definitely have to be better on the defensive end, all around."
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UNC will play the loser of the UConn-Alabama matchup in the third-place game, with is set to tip off at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday.
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Nance had a strong outing in the Tar Heels’ winning effort, matching his career high with 28 points. He recorded seven rebounds while providing spacing for UNC guards to work in the paint with his accurate three-point shooting.
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The North Carolina men’s basketball team took a step forward on Sunday in its 80-64 win over James Madison – and it might all be thanks to an 8.5x11 piece of paper.
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Bacot posted an impressive double-double, scoring 19 points and grabbing 23 rebounds on 5-11 shooting.
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“We’re going to get the best out of every team we play, regardless of whether it’s non-conference or conference play,” head coach Hubert Davis said.
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North Carolina entered this game as heavy favorites against a Gardner Webb team that lost its first two games this season. However, the Tar Heels didn’t perform like the No. 1 team people expected, having to fight for this win.
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The UNC men's basketball team won 102-86 over College of Charleston last night. But after the game, senior forward Armando Bacot seemed disappointed. Despite erupting for a monstrous 27-point second half, the only thing Bacot could acknowledge was the team’s lackluster first-half display. “I’ve been here for four years and I should just be able to dominate,” Bacot said. “I think I’m the best player in the country and I just haven’t been putting out that product so far. There’s no time for any of those hiccups.”
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“That was unacceptable of me in the first half for (Bolon) to get those bully-ball points,” Caleb Love said. “Coach (Davis) told me I was being soft and I had to change it in the second half. I took it personally to do that.”
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In a tightly contested game, the No. 1 North Carolina men's basketball team (2-0) eventually pulled away from the College of Charleston (1-1) to pull off a 102-86 win on Friday night in the Dean E. Smith Center.
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Being the preseason No. 1 has had mixed results for North Carolina in the past, but this year, UNC will look to have a season that lives up to the Tar Heels' last redemption run.
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With North Carolina ranked as the top team in the country entering the season, the Class of 2023 will get its first taste of what it's like for the basketball team to have a target on its back every game.
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Fans already know what each returning starter for the North Carolina men’s basketball team brings to the table this season, but some of the new faces will be expected to contribute in their own right.
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Chapel Hill caters to more than just college students throughout the year, but basketball season brings a particular crowd of fans who want to support the Tar Heels in the center of the action. Due to the difficulty of obtaining stadium tickets, restaurants in Chapel Hill are popular secondary locations to watch games in large crowds.
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This year, Pete Nance will take on a starting role on a preseason No. 1 team with national championship aspirations as a player who has never played once in the NCAA Tournament.
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Entering year two of the NIL era, the ability to monetize a player’s name, image and likeness is benefiting both UNC basketball players and local Chapel Hill businesses alike.
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With the Tar Heels entering the year hoping to get back to the national championship game – and this time, finish the job – RJ Davis is looking to thrive with more on-the-ball responsibilities as the team’s starting point guard.
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