UNC women's basketball looks to fend off Stephen F. Austin upset in NCAA Tournament
By Evan Rogers | Mar. 17Here are three keys that could help the Tar Heels fend off the Lumberjacks’ upset bid in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Here are three keys that could help the Tar Heels fend off the Lumberjacks’ upset bid in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Todd-Williams, or "Toddy," as her coaches and teammates call her, is focused on continually getting better — and she’s willing to put in the time to do so.
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“In March, everyone brings their best,” Kelly said. “The physicality, the aggressiveness, the intensity of the game was expected.”
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The Hokie backcourt unleashed a torrent of 3-pointers from Aisha Sheppard, Georgia Amoore and Kayana Traylor. The trio combined for 63 points — including 10 3-pointers at a 40 percent clip. Sheppard, the ACC’s all-time leading 3-point shooter, exploded for 22 points after a quiet first half.
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The No. 16 North Carolina women’s basketball team (23-6, 13-5 ACC) fell to No. 21 Virginia Tech (23-8, 13-5 ACC), 87-80, in the ACC tournament quarterfinals at the Greensboro Coliseum on Friday.
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With a 23-5 record and a top-10 NCAA NET ranking, the No. 16 North Carolina women’s basketball team has all but guaranteed its spot in the NCAA Tournament. But the ACC Tournament could go a long way in improving the Tar Heels’ seeding for March Madness.
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During the end of Carlie Littlefield's reunion season with UNC women's basketball head coach Courtney Banghart, the graduate transfer shined bright in her Senior Day game against Duke, helping secure a 74-46 win and earning her first career double-double along the way.
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The No. 18 North Carolina women’s basketball team (23-5, 13-5 ACC) dominated Duke (16-12, 7-11 ACC) on Saturday, 74-46, to finish the regular season in a sold-out crowd at Carmichael Arena.
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Virginia is just 5-20 on the season and sits at the bottom of the conference standings. With that being said, North Carolina should not take them lightly as Virginia heads into the game on a two-game win streak.
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The No. 24 North Carolina women’s basketball team (21-5, 11-5 ACC) continued conference play on Sunday against the Florida State Seminoles (14-12, 8-8 ACC)in Tallahassee. Sophomore guard Deja Kelly proved her utility all the way around the court, scoring 26 points to lead the Tar Heels to a 64-49 victory.
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Despite the history and the odds, No. 24 North Carolina persevered Thursday night. In a physical, back-and-forth game, the team picked up a season-defining upset, defeating the Cardinals, 66-65.
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It all came down to the wire as No. 24 UNC women's basketball (20-5, 10-5) defeated No. 3 Louisville (22-3, 13-2) at home.
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The No. 24 North Carolina women’s basketball team will face ACC opponent No. 3 Louisville at home Thursday. Here are three things the Tar Heels must focus on to pull off the big upset at home.
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UNC still has a leap or two to make to be considered a Final Four contender. Here are a few keys for North Carolina to focus on in the last month leading up to the big dance.
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The No. 23 North Carolina women’s basketball team (19-5, 9-5 ACC) dropped a road matchup on Sunday against Virginia Tech (19-6, 11-3 ACC), falling by a score of 66-61.
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Hodgson finished as the second-leading scorer for UNC with 14 points. The Tar Heels are now 9-4 in the ACC and are looking towards a strong finish to the season.
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The difference maker in this game was free throws. Pittsburgh shot 40.7 percent from the field, significantly more than North Carolina’s 32.2 percent.
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This Thursday, the Tar Heels will face another ACC foe: the 11-11 Pittsburgh Panthers at 6 p.m. in Carmichael Arena.
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“It’s really a mental thing and I am not going to let one bad shooting night get to me because I know the ball will go in eventually,” sophomore guard Deja Kelly said.
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North Carolina exploded out of the gates, starting the game on a massive 28-2 run. The offense was firing on all cylinders, making 11 of its 19 shots in the quarter led by sophomore forward Anya Poole’s ten points.
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