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Sweet 16 game: a run cut short
By Aaron Dodson | Mar. 27, 2015LOS ANGELES — A one-point deficit is cruel and deceiving.
Read More »LOS ANGELES — A one-point deficit is cruel and deceiving.
Read More »LOS ANGELES — Before he could even fully get seated on the STAPLES Center sideline, photographers and reporters flocked. Before a trainer could even fully strap a brace on his left knee, cameras shuttered and tweets were quickly sent.
Read More »JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Brice Johnson had a little wisecrack for his point guard after they returned to the locker room following the North Carolina men’s basketball team’s 87-78 win over No.
Read More »JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — North Carolina men's basketball coach Roy Williams is known for telling his players stories whenever he sees fit, and huddles provide the best stage for the Hall of Fame coach to do so.
Read More »JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Just a little too far left.
Read More »JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Marcus Paige and Siyani Chambers’ diverging paths have crossed quite a bit over the years.
Read More »Will he call Coach K for advice? That’s the question.
Read More »Go, go, go. That’s essentially what the gesture means. Three quick, counter-clockwise rotations of Roy Williams' left hand from his vantage point on the sideline. The North Carolina men’s basketball coach always wants his team to push the tempo so it can get into its run-and-gun offense and find the light at the end of the tunnel: a transition bucket. But sometimes it’s too late to hurry.
Read More »One verse, and one verse only. Luke 12:48.
Read More »He taught them what he regarded to be a man’s greatest obligation in life: loyalty. And on Sunday, they proved they’d listened and learned.
Read More »The Daily Tar Heel senior photographer Halle Sinnott stands on the court during half time of Thursday's game.
