North Carolina At Chapel Hill

The North Carolina Tar Heels are having another fantastic season as they enter the Sweet 16 portion of the 2017 NCAA Tournament. There were several great plays along the way to help get them there and we bring you the top 5. Whether it’s a Theo Pinson crazy basket, Isaiah Hicks’ big-time dunks, or Joel Berry having a monster game, the Heels make plays. Check them out right here!
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North Carolina took down Michigan State 89-72 to win the 2009 national title. Tyler Hansbrough had 18 points, Wayne Ellington scored 19 and Ty Lawson had a game-high 21 points and eight steals.

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UNC Tar Heels Basketball: As they’ve done for many years, Carolina provided exciting moments on the basketball court throughout the 2019-20 season. From acrobatic finishes to high-flying rejections and rim-wrecking jams check out the top 5 plays from the 2019-20 season right here.   

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The 2009 National Championship game between UNC and MSU. GO HEELS. NOTE: I don’t own any video. A CGS266 production

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THI publisher Andrew Jones and basketball recruiting director Clint Jackson discuss 2021 4-star center Efton Reid in the latest episode of THI Snapshot Series.

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UNC has an absolutely loaded incoming freshman Class. Caleb Love, Day’Ron Sharpe, RJ Davis, Walker Kessler, Puff Johnson and More! They are going to be a problem in the ACC next year for Coach Roy Williams. Stay Tuned!

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IC’s Sherrell McMillan and Greg Barnes join Ross Martin for a deep dive into UNC’s 2020-21 roster and lineup with a focus on each position.

Behind Most Outstanding Player Sean May’s 26 points and a defense that did not allow a single basket in the last two-and-a-half minutes of play, North Carolina held off Illinois 75-70 to win the 2005 national championship. This was UNC’s fourth overall title and gave 17-year coaching vet Roy Williams his first national championship.

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Inside Carolina’s Taylor Vippolis is joined by UNC basketball recruiting expert Sherrell McMillan to highlight some of the numerous recruitments that he has covered in his two decades of experience.