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On Tuesday, the Daily Tar Heel spoke with Charlie Scott, the first Black men's basketball player to integrate the sport at the University, regarding Scott's thoughts on Silent Sam and the decision of the UNC-system Board of Governors to push Chancellor Carol Folt's resignation forward to Jan. 31, 2019.
Nassir Little talks to us about being the McDonald's All-American game MVP, his journey becoming a basketball player, and his plans for the future.
UNC's win against Notre Dame Tuesday night was in big part due to reserves, not starters. Nassir Little, Seventh Woods and Brandon Robinson stepped up to give energy to the game.
The Smith Center crowd went into a delirium. Just before Nate Laszewski left the ground for a dunk, Woods came flying in. Swatting the ball from Laszewski’s hands, the junior guard turned back down the court, driving and getting fouled at the rim. All the while, No. 13 North Carolina fans let out their first deafening, un-restrainable, this-is-our-house roar of the young ACC season.
The veteran leadership of Robbie O'Han and Brooks Palmer led to a 80-64 win against Wake Tech on Tuesday. The two have supported the team their last three years on the team, and see nothing but growth in the future.
UNC took down Notre Dame, 75-69, thanks to a second half push. The Tar Heels out-rebounded the Irish, 47-36, including 28-19 in the second half. UNC went on a late, 12-1 scoring run to take a 10-point lead and pull away from the Irish for a five-minute stretch that began at the 6:51 mark.
Do you ever wonder why you're so unlucky, especially when it comes to the UNC basketball lottery? Despite the "fair" lottery system in place, many students themselves without tickets time after time despite the benefits of Carolina Fever. Read more to discover the ins and outs of the lottery system and Carolina Fever.
On Thursday, Jan. 10, sports editor Chris Hilburn-Trenkle sat down with North Carolina men's basketball head coach Roy Williams for an exclusive interview to discuss the season thus far.
Forward Dwayne Sutton and center Steven Enoch dominated the floor on Chris Mack’s first trip to the Smith Center as head coach of the Cardinals.
After he and his teammates were given a beatdown on Saturday in an 83-62 to Louisville, a team coming off a loss to Pittsburgh, Kenny Williams himself used his coach’s vernacular.
The Cardinals (11-5, 2-1 ACC) upset No. 12 UNC (12-4, 2-1 ACC) on Saturday, behind a dominant performance in the paint. The Tar Heels, who had won all three previous meetings in Chapel Hill, were doomed by turnovers (15 total, 11 in the second half) and poor 3-point shooting (3-22).
You've seen him on the court, playing like a star. But you probably don't know the behind-the-scenes story of how Nassir Little became a projected NBA lottery pick with the help of Darryl Hardin, his former AAU coach and mentor. “I want him to be the best player he can be,” Hardin said. “And so, I think it’s a mutual respect and mutual love for one another.”
After a 90-82 win for the UNC men’s basketball team over N.C. State, Roy Williams had a lot to digest. UNC turned the ball over 23 times in the win — tied for a season high — and nearly let careless play with the ball swing the game in the other direction late.
Over the course of the North Carolina men’s basketball team’s matchup with the Wolfpack on Tuesday night, Roy Williams saw one of the most frustrating performances from his team all season. But as much as the performance was frustrating, in certain ways, it was the best this team has played all year. The Tar Heels left with their sixth consecutive win in PNC Arena, 90-82 — a win characterized by a first half led by Maye, and a second half propelled by the entire team.
PITTSBURGH — The No. 15 North Carolina men’s basketball team defeated Pittsburgh on Saturday, 85-60, in the team’s first win of ACC play.
Around 300 current and former UNC athletes signed petitions opposing Silent Sam's return to campus. Here's why Harrison Barnes and Marvin Williams, both in the NBA, chose to join.
