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The UNC men’s basketball team (8-6, 1-1 ACC) fell to Louisville (9-5, 2-1 ACC), 83-70, on Wednesday evening in the KFC Yum Center, leading to the Tar Heels first loss in the ACC.
Flashy.
Out with the old, in with the new.
Just over a minute into the game, graduate guard Lexi Donarski swung the ball to graduate forward Alyssa Ustby on the wing.
The UNC men’s basketball team (8-5) defeated Campbell (5-8), 97-81, in the Dean E. Smith Center on Sunday night.
The No. 17 North Carolina women’s basketball team (13-2, 1-1 ACC) earned its first conference victory of the season, defeating the Miami Hurricanes (11-2, 1-1 ACC), 69-60, Sunday evening in Coral Gables.
BOSTON — Heads lowered, the 2024 UNC football team walked off the field for the last time.
BOSTON — In its season finale, North Carolina (6-7, ACC 3-5) fell apart against the Connecticut Huskies (9-4), 27-14, at the Wasabi Fenway Bowl on Saturday in Fenway Park.
NEW YORK — Elliot Cadeau laid flat on his chest on the hardwood. He stayed there for several minutes.
NEW YORK — Do or die.
One step, two steps.
No. 19 North Carolina women’s basketball (12-2) dominated Norfolk State (11-4), 90-47, on Saturday afternoon in Carmichael Arena.
NEW YORK — The UNC men's basketball team (7-5, ACC 1-0) defeated No. 18 UCLA (10-2, Big Ten 2-0), 76-74, on Saturday afternoon's CBS Sports Classic in Madison Square Garden, completing its late-game comeback.
CHARLOTTE — The UNC women’s basketball team has played 52 quarters of basketball this season.
CHARLOTTE — Following Wednesday's game against Florida, head coach Courtney Banghart had just one phrase to describe Maria Gakdeng.
The No. 19 UNC women’s basketball (11-2, 0-1 ACC) team bounced back with a dominant win over Florida (7-5), 77-57, in the Jumpman Invitational on Wednesday night.
CHARLOTTE — Hubert Davis trailed off. Words left him, and more did not come. He sat at a table up above a collection of media in the Spectrum Center’s press room. The North Carolina head coach stared forward in a trance, his head held low, appearing almost defeated and helpless, searching for an explanation.
CHARLOTTE — It's time to worry.
CHARLOTTE — Despite a second-half comeback, the North Carolina men’s basketball team (6-5, 1-0 ACC) fell to No. 7 Florida (11-0, 0-0 SEC), 90-84, Tuesday night in the Jumpman Invitational at the Spectrum Center.
North Carolina was on a tear.
