It seemed as if UNC had built up an insurmountable lead after going up 3-0 in the 66th minute, but the Seminoles kept the hope alive after scoring two goals in succession to turn the momentum around.
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In the Tar Heels’ three-game losing skid, any sign of last year’s free-flowing offense with abundant off-ball movement has disappeared. It’s been replaced by stagnant dribble hand-offs leading to isolation guard play, with defenses badgering Davis and Love into contested jumpers with the shot clock winding down.
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“When we look back through it there wasn’t any aspect of our defensive connectedness that caused a problem for (Indiana),” UNC head coach Courtney Banghart said.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The No. 6 North Carolina women’s basketball team (6-1) fell to No. 5 Indiana (8-0), 87-63, in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Thursday evening.
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UNC emerged from the weekend riding on a high. The Tar Heels are sitting at No. 6 — their highest ranking since 2014 — and were named the NCAA team of the week.
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“The issue was Trayce Jackson-Davis,” head coach Hubert Davis said. “They have a player that they can run offense through that can generate points for them on every possession. And as of right now, we don’t have that. We don’t have that in the post.”
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind.— In its first true-road game this season, the No. 18 North Carolina Tar Heels (5-3) fell to the No. 10 Indiana Hoosiers (7-0), 77-65, on Wednesday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
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As final exams approach, many students are concluding a memorable semester on UNC's campus. Some students have had weird things happen to them.
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As the Tar Heels enter one of the more hostile environments in the nation in the form of Indiana's Simon Skodjt Assembly Hall, the team will look to earn its first statement victory of the season.
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"UNC cannot be safe if Franklin Street isn’t. It is time to seriously address these safety concerns before even more are harmed."
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This past April, Orange County began a partnership with Lumos Fiber to bring broadband or high-speed internet service to homes and businesses that previously struggled with internet access. Since then, Lumos has begun initial work to increase access to residents throughout the year. The project is expected to reach 28,000 homes and businesses, including 6,400 locations that previously had little to no internet service.
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North Carolina’s third matchup against Florida State may prove to be one of the toughest, and most telling, games the team will play, and will serve to define the season as a whole. In order to emerge victorious and have a chance at inching one step closer to claiming the program's first national title in 10 years, UNC will have to dig deep and play with the principles that have taken the team to this point.
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North Carolina must reignite the explosive offense that showed up in matchups against App State and Wake Forest, as well as protect Maye if they hope to penetrate the Tigers' front seven.
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University Desk Editor, Liv Reilly spoke with Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz about 2022 and some of the major University events that happened throughout the year.
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The North Carolina General Assembly has nearly completed its 2021-2022 session, during which 267 bills became law. Focal points of the recent session include the 2022 Appropriations Act, which provided increased funding for broadband expansion and education; bipartisan criminal justice reform; and new electoral maps, which state courts later struck down.
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Michael Andreasen has been named the new Vice Chancellor for Development, as announced in a campus-wide email on Wednesday afternoon.
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2022 brought both old and new to the UNC and greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro community. History repeated itself through championship runs and midterm elections, while the lifting of COVID restrictions saw UNC students return to the classroom without a mask requirement for the first time since the spring of 2020. The Daily Tar Heel has put together a collection of the biggest stories from throughout the year for our audience.
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The 2022 North Carolina general midterm elections saw narrow margins of victory and complete flips in party control. Democrats and Republicans battled for U.S. Senate and House seats and competed for N.C. General Assembly, N.C. Supreme and Appellate Court majorities.
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After the initial announcement of the Biden administration's loan forgiveness program, lawsuits are currently blocking the potential funding for millions of college students. Many remain concerned with the blocks consequences and what this will mean for the future of their loans.
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"Teachers should not be treated menially with few rewards. They deserve to be paid well and given the autonomy in their classroom to focus on the student as a person rather than an extension of a dollar sign."
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