GAME 2: at UNCW Friday, Nov. 8, 2019 Trask Coliseum Wilmington, N.C. 7 p.m., FloSports 2019-20 SCHEDULE (1-0) 1-0 Home, 0-0 Road, 0-0 Neutral NOVEMBER (AP rankings) 6 Notre Dame (9/-) W, 76-65 ACCN 8 at UNCW 7 p.m. FloSports 15 Gardner-Webb 9 p.m. ACCN 20 Elon $ 8:30 p.m. RSN 27 vs. Alabama & 2:30 p.m. ESPN TBA 28 vs. Iowa State or Michigan & TBA TBA 29 Battle 4 Atlantis TBA & TBA TBA DECEMBER 4 Ohio State # 9:30 p.m. ESPN 7/8 at Virginia TBA ACCN 15 Wofford (Carmichael Arena) 4 p.m. ACCN 18 at Gonzaga 9 p.m. ESPN2 21 vs. UCLA ! 3 p.m. CBNS 30 Yale 7 p.m. ACCN JANUARY 4 Georgia Tech 6 p.m. ACCN 8 Pittsburgh 7 p.m. ACCN 11 Clemson 4:30 p.m. RSN 18 at Pittsburgh Noon ESPN TBA 22 at Virginia Tech 8 p.m. ACCN 25 Miami Noon ESPN TBA 27 at NC State 7 p.m. ESPN FEBRUARY 1 Boston College 6 or 8 p.m. ACCN 3 at Florida State 7 p.m. ESPN 8 Duke 6 p.m. ESPN 11 at Wake Forest 8 p.m. ACCN 15 Virginia 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN TBA 17 at Notre Dame 7 p.m. ESPN 22 at Louisville 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN TBA 25 NC State 9 p.m. ESPN TBA 29 at Syracuse 4, 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN TBA MARCH 3 Wake Forest 7 p.m. ESPN TBA 7 at Duke 8 p.m. ESPN ACC Tournament, March 10-14, Greensboro, N.C. 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All times Eastern ESPN TBA denotes ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or ACCN TV: FloSports (Kevin Fitzgerald, Paul Biancardi, Katrina Biancardi) RADIO: Tar Heel Sports Properties (Jones Angell, Eric Montross) SATELLITE RADIO: Sirius 206, XM 194 CAROLINA SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS Internet GoHeels.com Twitter @UNC_Basketball Instagram UNC_Basketball Facebook Facebook.com/TarHeels YouTube UNCTarHeelsAthletics CAROLINA SID: Steve Kirschner ([email protected]) O: 919-962-7258; C: 919-475-2695 UNCW SID: Joe Browning [email protected]) O: 910- 962-3236; C: 910-352-0628 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: NCAA 1957, 1982, 1993, 2005, 2009, 2017; Helms 1924 20 FINAL FOURS 50 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 32 ACC REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS 18 ACC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS 38 TIMES IN THE FINAL ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP-10 RANKINGS GAME 2 NOTEBOOK • The Tar Heels play on the road for the first time this season on Friday, Nov. 8, at UNCW. Gametime is 7 p.m. FloSports is live streaming the game at http://bit.ly/2AOI1W5 • Carolina is 29-14 in non-conference away games under Roy Williams. • Carolina defeated Notre Dame, 76-65, in the season and ACC opener on Nov. 6. • Carolina is 98-12 in season openers and has won 15 consecutive under Roy Williams. • Carolina is 55-12 in ACC openers, including 12-5 under Roy Williams. • The win over Notre Dame was Carolina’s 700th regular-season ACC victory, the most in league history. Duke is second with 650 and NC State is third with 475. • It was Roy Williams’ 872nd Division I win, which is one shy of tying Jim Calhoun for sixth place all time. Adolph Rupp is fifth with 876 and Dean Smith is fourth with 879. • Freshman point guard Cole Anthony was named to the preseason watch lists for the following National Player of the Year awards: NABC, Naismith, Olson and Wooden. • Anthony set the ACC record for most points by a freshman in his debut with 34 against Notre Dame (previous was 33 by Duke’s RJ Barrett last year vs. Kentucky). It also was the record for most points by any player in his first game as a Tar Heel (previous was 30 by sophomore Lennie Rosenbluth vs. Clemson in 1954). A list of Anthony’s milestones from the Notre Dame game may be found on pages 3-4 of these notes). • Four players made their first starts as Tar Heels against Notre Dame – Anthony, Leaky Black, Armando Bacot and Christian Keeling (Keeling made 81 starts at Charleston Southern). • Anthony and Bacot are the 36th and 37th freshmen to start the first game of the season. This is the third time in six seasons two Tar Heel freshmen started the season opener (fifth time multiple freshmen have done that under Roy Williams). • This was the first time since 2005-06 three Tar Heels started the season opener in their first games in the program (Anthony, Bacot and Keeling). In 2005-06, that was Hansbrough, Bobby Frasor and Marcus Ginyard. • Christian Keeling grabbed his 600th career rebound in the Notre Dame game. STATISTICAL COMPARISON UNC UNCW Record 1-0 1-0 Points/Game 76 103 Scoring Defense 65 83 Scoring Margin +11 +20 FG% .467 .493 3FG% .500 .367 3FGs/Game 10 11 FT% .588 .645 FG% Defense .353 .446 3FG% Defense .290 .387 Oppt 3FGs/Game 9 12 Rebounds/Game 51 45 Offensive Rebs/Game 14 13 Rebound Margin +20 +5 Assists/Game 15 14 Turnovers/Game 18 15 Assists/Turnovers 0.8 0.9 Turnovers Forced/Game 6 24 KenPom.com Overall Offensive Efficiency Defensive Efficiency Effective FG Pct. Turnover Pct. Offensive Rebound Pct. FTA/FGA Strength of Schedule UNC’S RECORD WHEN ... UNDER ROY WILLIAMS 2019-20 TOTALS Home 1-0 227-32+ Away 117-61 Neutral 110-40 Overtime 11-10 Leads at Half 373-40 Trails at Half 1-0 63-88 Tied at Half 18-5 UNC shoots 50% or better FG 211-7 UNC shoots 40-49.9% FG 1-0 205-64 UNC shoots under 40% FG 38-62 Opponents shoot 50% or better FG 26-42 Opponents shoot 40-49.9% FG 210-73 Opponents shoot under 40% FG 1-0 218-18 UNC has more rebounds 1-0 385-66 Opponents have more rebounds 56-61 UNC has more offensive rebounds 1-0 296-85 Oppts have more offensive rebounds 127-40 UNC has more turnovers 1-0 143-68 Opponents have more turnovers 272-56 UNC scores 80 or more points 303-35 UNC scores less than 80 points 1-0 151-98 UNC scores 90 or more points 147-5 UNC scores 100 or more points 63-2 Opponents score 80 or more points 61-69 Opponents score less than 80 points 1-0 393-64 Opponents score 90 or more points 7-19 Opponents score 100 or more points 0-3 OVERALL RECORD 1-0 454-133 + home record includes a 2010 win over William & Mary in Carmichael Arena and a 2017 win over Notre Dame in the Greensboro Coliseum
NOVEMBER (AP rankings) 6 Notre Dame (9/-) W, 76-65 ACCN 8 at UNCW 7 p.m. FloSports15 Gardner-Webb 9 p.m. ACCN20 Elon $ 8:30 p.m. RSN27 vs. Alabama & 2:30 p.m. ESPN TBA28 vs. Iowa State or Michigan & TBA TBA29 Battle 4 Atlantis TBA & TBA TBA
DECEMBER 4 Ohio State # 9:30 p.m. ESPN7/8 at Virginia TBA ACCN15 Wofford (Carmichael Arena) 4 p.m. ACCN18 at Gonzaga 9 p.m. ESPN221 vs. UCLA ! 3 p.m. CBNS30 Yale 7 p.m. ACCN
JANUARY 4 Georgia Tech 6 p.m. ACCN 8 Pittsburgh 7 p.m. ACCN11 Clemson 4:30 p.m. RSN18 at Pittsburgh Noon ESPN TBA22 at Virginia Tech 8 p.m. ACCN25 Miami Noon ESPN TBA27 at NC State 7 p.m. ESPN
FEBRUARY 1 Boston College 6 or 8 p.m. ACCN 3 at Florida State 7 p.m. ESPN 8 Duke 6 p.m. ESPN11 at Wake Forest 8 p.m. ACCN15 Virginia 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN TBA17 at Notre Dame 7 p.m. ESPN22 at Louisville 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN TBA25 NC State 9 p.m. ESPN TBA29 at Syracuse 4, 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN TBA
MARCH 3 Wake Forest 7 p.m. ESPN TBA 7 at Duke 8 p.m. ESPN
ACC Tournament, March 10-14, Greensboro, N.C.
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7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: NCAA 1957, 1982, 1993, 2005, 2009, 2017; Helms 192420 FINAL FOURS
18 ACC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS38 TIMES IN THE FINAL ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP-10 RANKINGS
GAME 2 NOTEBOOK• The Tar Heels play on the road for the first time this season on Friday, Nov. 8, at UNCW. Gametime is 7 p.m. FloSports is live streaming the game at http://bit.ly/2AOI1W5• Carolina is 29-14 in non-conference away games under Roy Williams.• Carolina defeated Notre Dame, 76-65, in the season and ACC opener on Nov. 6.• Carolina is 98-12 in season openers and has won 15 consecutive under Roy Williams. • Carolina is 55-12 in ACC openers, including 12-5 under Roy Williams.• The win over Notre Dame was Carolina’s 700th regular-season ACC victory, the most in league history. Duke is second with 650 and NC State is third with 475.• It was Roy Williams’ 872nd Division I win, which is one shy of tying Jim Calhoun for sixth place all time. Adolph Rupp is fifth with 876 and Dean Smith is fourth with 879.• Freshman point guard Cole Anthony was named to the preseason watch lists for the following National Player of the Year awards: NABC, Naismith, Olson and Wooden. • Anthony set the ACC record for most points by a freshman in his debut with 34 against Notre Dame (previous was 33 by Duke’s RJ Barrett last year vs. Kentucky). It also was the record for most points by any player in his first game as a Tar Heel (previous was 30 by sophomore Lennie Rosenbluth vs. Clemson in 1954). A list of Anthony’s milestones from the Notre Dame game may be found on pages 3-4 of these notes).• Four players made their first starts as Tar Heels against Notre Dame – Anthony, Leaky Black, Armando Bacot and Christian Keeling (Keeling made 81 starts at Charleston Southern).• Anthony and Bacot are the 36th and 37th freshmen to start the first game of the season. This is the third time in six seasons two Tar Heel freshmen started the season opener (fifth time multiple freshmen have done that under Roy Williams).• This was the first time since 2005-06 three Tar Heels started the season opener in their first games in the program (Anthony, Bacot and Keeling). In 2005-06, that was Hansbrough, Bobby Frasor and Marcus Ginyard.• Christian Keeling grabbed his 600th career rebound in the Notre Dame game.
UNC’S RECORD WHEN ... UNDER ROY WILLIAMS 2019-20 TOTALSHome 1-0 227-32+ Away 117-61Neutral 110-40Overtime 11-10Leads at Half 373-40Trails at Half 1-0 63-88Tied at Half 18-5UNC shoots 50% or better FG 211-7 UNC shoots 40-49.9% FG 1-0 205-64UNC shoots under 40% FG 38-62Opponents shoot 50% or better FG 26-42Opponents shoot 40-49.9% FG 210-73Opponents shoot under 40% FG 1-0 218-18UNC has more rebounds 1-0 385-66 Opponents have more rebounds 56-61UNC has more offensive rebounds 1-0 296-85Oppts have more offensive rebounds 127-40UNC has more turnovers 1-0 143-68 Opponents have more turnovers 272-56UNC scores 80 or more points 303-35 UNC scores less than 80 points 1-0 151-98UNC scores 90 or more points 147-5UNC scores 100 or more points 63-2Opponents score 80 or more points 61-69Opponents score less than 80 points 1-0 393-64Opponents score 90 or more points 7-19Opponents score 100 or more points 0-3OVERALL RECORD 1-0 454-133
+ home record includes a 2010 win over William & Mary in Carmichael Arena and a 2017 win over Notre Dame in the Greensboro Coliseum
PHOTO ROSTER
0 – ANTHONY HARRIS6-4, Fr., G
Woodbridge, Va.
1 – LEAKY BLACK6-7, So, G
Concord, N.C.
2 – COLE ANTHONY6-3, Fr., G
New York, N.Y.
3 – ANDREW PLATEK6-3, Jr., G
Guilderland, N.Y
4 – BRANDON ROBINSON 6-4, Sr., G
Douglasville, Ga.
5 – ARMANDO BACOT6-10, Fr., F
Richmond, Va.
11 – SHEA RUSH6-5, Sr., F
Fairway, Kan.
13 – JEREMIAH FRANCIS6-0, Fr., G
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
15 – GARRISON BROOKS6-9, Jr., F
LaFayette, Ala.
21 –STERLING MANLEY6-11, Jr., F
Pickerington, Ohio
22 – WALKER MILLER6-10, Jr., F
Greensboro, N.C.
25 – CALEB ELLIS6-4, Grad., G
Apex, N.C.
30 – K.J. SMITH6-2, Jr., G
Calabasas, Calif.
32 – JUSTIN PIERCE6-7, Grad, F
Glen Ellyn, Ill.
34 – ROBBIE O’HAN6-2, Sr., G
Raleigh, N.C.
35 – RYAN McADOO6-5, So., F
Boca Raton, Fla.
42 – BRANDON HUFFMAN6-10, Jr., F
Goldsboro, N.C.
55 – CHRISTIAN KEELING6-3, Grad, G
Augusta, Ga.
ROY WILLIAMSHead Coach
STEVE ROBINSONAssistant Coach
HUBERT DAVISAssistant Coach
BRAD FREDERICKAssistant Coach
SEAN MAYDirector of Operations
KENDALL MARSHALLDirector of Recruiting
ERIC HOOTSDirector of
Player Development
UNC-UNCW SERIES• Carolina is 4-0 against the Seahawks, includ-ing 1-0 in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and 3-0 in Chapel Hill.• Carolina is 169-18 against in-state, non-ACC teams.• UNCW is coached by C.B. McGrath, who played for Roy Williams at Kansas and was an assistant under Williams at UNC from 2003 to 2017, helping the Tar Heels win national cham-pionships in 2005, 2009 and 2017.• Carolina’s best defensive player on the 2005 NCAA champions was Jackie Manuel, who is an assistant coach at UNCW.• This is Carolina’s first game in Wilmington. This is the 14th city or town in the state of North Carolina in which the Tar Heels have played. It’s the first new city UNC has played in state since playing at UNC Asheville on Dec. 28, 1995.
LAST YEAR VS. UNCW (12/5/18)UNC 97, UNCW 69• Cameron Johnson led UNC in scoring for the with 21 points, Kenny Williams had a game-high eight assists and Sterling Manley grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds.• Brandon Huffman scored a season-high seven points.• Carolina had 23 assists, including 15 on UNC’s 18 field goals in the first half.• The Tar Heels scored 34 points off UNCW’s 25 turnovers; it was Carolina’s most points off turnovers since scoring 37 against NC State on 1/8/2017.• Coby White did not play due to a sore left ankle; Brandon Robinson did not play due to a sore shoulder.
GAME 1: UNC 76, NOTRE DAME 65• Cole Anthony scored 23 of his game-high and ACC-record 34 points in the second half to overcome a five-point deficit in the win.• Anthony set the ACC record for points by a freshman in his debut, breaking the previous mark of 33 set by Duke’s RJ Barrett vs. Kentucky a year ago.
MOST POINTS BY ACC FRESHMAN IN DEBUT34 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, 11/6/1933 by RJ Barrett, Duke vs. Kentucky, 11/6/1831 by JJ Hickson, NC State vs. William & Mary, 11/15/0730 by Landers Nolley, VT at Clemson, 11/5/1929 by Ishua Benjamin, NC State vs. Prairie View, 11/26/9429 by Ivan Wagner, NC State vs. VMI, 11/25/95
• It was Carolina’s 700th ACC regular-season win. UNC is the first school to win 700 ACC regular-season games. Duke is second with 650.• Carolina scored 30 points on 46 possessions in the first half (.65 points per possession) and 46 points on 39 possessions (1.18 PPP). in the second.• Carolina shot 31.3 percent from the floor in the first half and 64.3 percent (18 of 28) in the second.• Carolina made 10 of 20 from three-point range (50.0 percent).
• Carolina, which led the nation in rebound margin last year and two of the last three seasons, out-rebounded the Irish, 51-31.• Five Tar Heels grabbed seven or more rebounds, led by Anthony with 11 (also Garrison Brooks 9, Armando Bacot 8, Leaky Black and Justin Pierce 7 apiece).• Anthony led both teams in scoring (34), rebounds (11), three-pointers (6) and tied for the team lead in assists (5) and steals (1).• Anthony set the UNC record for most points in his first game as a freshman with 34, breaking the previous mark of 28 set by Rashad McCants vs. Penn State on Nov. 18, 2002.• The 34 points tied the third most by a Tar Heel freshman in a game.
MOST POINTS BY A UNC FRESHMAN40 by Harrison Barnes vs. Clemson, 3/12/1140 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. Georgi Tech, 2/15/0634 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, 11/6/1934 by Coby White vs. Syracuse, 2/26/1933 by Coby White vs. Miami, 2/9/1933 by Cole White vs. Texas, 11/22/18
• The 34 points were the most by any player in his first game as a Tar Heel, breaking Lennie Rosenbluth’s 30 as a sophomore against Clem-son in 1954 (prior to freshman eligibility).• Anthony became the eighth player to score 20 or more points in his first game as a Tar Heel.
20 OR MORE POINTS, FIRST GAME AS A TAR HEEL34 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, 11/6/1930 by Lennie Rosenbluth vs. Clemson, 12/4/5428 by Rashad McCants vs. Penn State, 11/18/0226 by Donald Washington vs. St. Thomas, 11/25/7224 by Joseph Forte vs. USC, 11/22/0021 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/19/0520 by Sam Perkins vs. UAA, 11/28/8020 by Bryan McSweeney vs. Virginia, 12/2/61
• Anthony was the first Tar Heel with 30 points/10 rebounds/5 assists since Joseph Forte had 38/10/6 vs. Tulsa on Nov. 11, 2000 (courte-sy Nolan Hayes).• Anthony became the third Tar Heel to debut with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds.
20 PTS, 10 REBS IN 1ST GAME AS A TAR HEEL34 pts/11 reb by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, 11/6/1920 pts/10 reb by Sam Perkins vs. UAA, 11/28/8030 pts/23 reb by Lennie Rosenbluth vs. Clemson, 12/4/54
• Anthony was the first Tar Heel freshman with 30 points/10 rebounds since Tyler Hansbrough had 40 and 10 vs. Georgia Tech on Feb. 15, 2006.• Anthony’s 24 field goal attempts equaled the most by any Tar Heel under Roy Williams. Luke Maye attempted 24 at Duke last season.• Anthony had 23 second-half points, most by a Tar Heel in a half since Coby White had 23 in the second against Miami last season.• Anthony’s 12 field goals were the most by a Tar Heel freshman since Harrison Barnes made 12 against Clemson on March 12, 2011.
MEDIA INFORMATION
UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSSenior Associate A.D. for Communications:Steve KirschnerOffice Phone: 919-962-7258Cell Phone: 919-475-2695Email: [email protected]
Associate Director of Communications:Matt BowersCell Phone: 919-619-7021Email: [email protected]
INTERVIEWS
Interview requests must be made through the ath-letic communications office.
Contact Kirschner with interview requests for Coach Williams. Due to contractual obligations, Williams is unable to participate in live radio call-in shows.
Media should direct player interview requests to Matt Bowers ([email protected], 919-619-7021). Player interviews typically occur before prac-tice. Players are typically not available for interviews on game day or on non-practice days.
Throughout the season, Williams and players will be available at press conferences at the Smith Center. Media parking for the press conferences is located in the Manning Lot off Tar Heel Boulevard. Out-of-town media may watch press conferences live on GoHeels.com and submit questions by texting Kirschner (919-475-2695), preferably in advance.
PRESS CONFERENCE SCHEDULEThursday, November 14 (day before Gardner-Webb)Tuesday, December 3 (day before Ohio State)Friday, December 6 (day before at Virginia)Friday, December 13 (two days before Wofford)Friday, January 3 (day before Georgia Tech)Friday, January 10 (day before Clemson)Friday, January 24 (day before Miami)Friday, January 31 (day before Boston College)Thursday, February 6 (two days before Duke)Friday, February 14 (day before Virginia)Friday, February 21 (day before at Louisville)Monday, February 24 (day before NC State)Thursday, March 5 (two days before at Duke)
Scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. unless indicated
SERIES VS. UNCW (UNC LEADS, 4-0)Date W–L NC UNCW Site Rank Coach12-28-03 W 71 54 Myrtle Beach 9/- RW12-28-04 W 96 75 home, Smith Center 9/- RW12-31-13 W 84 51 home, Smith Center 19/- RW12-5-18 W 97 69 home, Smith Center 14/- RW
• Anthony’s six three-pointers were the most by a Tar Heel freshman since Coby White made six against Clemson on March 2, 2019, and were the most ever by a freshman in his debut (previ-ous high was four by Forte in 1999-2000).• Anthony was the first UNC freshman with a points/rebounds double-double since Sterling Manley against Bucknell on Nov. 15, 2017.• Anthony was the first Tar Heel point guard with 11 rebounds in a game since Raymond Felton had 11 vs. Villanova in the 2005 NCAA regional semifinal. Other UNC point guards with 11 rebounds in a game were Ed Cota vs. Stanford in 1998-99 and Harvey Salz vs. Notre Dame in 1958-59.• Four players made their first starts as Tar Heels – Anthony, Leaky Black, Armando Bacot and Christian Keeling (Keeling made 81 starts at Charleston Southern).• Anthony and Bacot were the 36th and 37th freshmen to start the first game of the season. This was the third time in six seasons two Tar Heel freshmen started the season opener (fifth time multiple freshmen have done that under Roy Williams).• This was the first time since 2005-06 three Tar Heels started the season opener in their first games in the program (Anthony, Bacot and Keel-ing). In 2005-06, that was Hansbrough, Bobby Frasor and Marcus Ginyard.• Andrew Platek was 2 for 2 from three-point range and finished with eight points, four re-bounds and two assists. He played a career-high 25 minutes. His previous high in minutes was 17 as a freshman against Western Carolina. Last year, his high was 11 against UNCW.• Platek scored eight points. His high last season was six at Elon (game two). The eight points are the most he scored since he had 11 vs. Western Carolina on Dec. 6, 2017. It was the third time in his career he made multiple threes.
thanks to Nolan Hayes and Jody Zeugner for their research
CAROLINA BASKETBALL HISTORICAL FACTS & FIGURES
Seasons: 110thAll-Time: 2262-799 (.739)ACC Regular-Season: 700-276 (.717)All-Time Home: 989-183 (.844)Dean E. Smith Center: 420-73 (.852)Smith Center ACC: 215-57 (.790)Smith Center Non-Conference: 205-16 (.928)
Total Polls Ranked 917Current Streak of Weeks in AP Poll 101Top 10 Rankings 682Weeks at No. 1 111Most Consecutive Weeks No. 1 15 (in 1983-84)Weeks at No. 2 81Weeks at No. 3 84Weeks at No. 4 87Weeks at No. 5 71Weeks at No. 6 55Weeks at No. 7 51Weeks at No. 8 54Weeks at No. 9 54Weeks at No. 10 35Longest Streak of Weeks Ranked 172Seasons Ranked 63 of 72Seasons With Top 10 Rankings 57 of 72Seasons in Final Top 10 38 of 71
PRESEASON 2019-20 ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 10 1. Michigan State2. Kentucky3. Kansas4. Duke5. Louisville6. Florida7. Maryland8. Gonzaga9. North Carolina10. Villanova
MOST WINS ALL-TIME OVER AP NO. 1 TEAMS14 – North Carolina12 – UCLA10 – Maryland 9 – Duke 9 – Ohio State 8 – Georgia Tech 8 – Kansas 8 – Kentucky 8 – Notre Dame 8 – Vanderbilt
ROY WILLIAMS IN THE AP POLL(including 2019-20)
Weeks Ranked in the Top 25 at Carolina: 265at Kansas: 243Total: 508End of Season Top 25s: 27 (14 UNC)
Weeks Ranked in the Top 10at Carolina: 179at Kansas: 196Total: 375End of Season Top 10s: 20 (11 UNC)
Weeks Ranked in the Top 5at Carolina: 105at Kansas: 143Total: 248End of Season Top 5s: 15 (8 UNC)
Weeks Ranked No. 1at Carolina: 29at Kansas: 29Total: 58End of Season No. 1: 2 (1 UNC)
CURRENT STREAKS Overall Won 1Home Won 4Road Won 9Neutral Site Lost 1vs. ACC Opponents (all games) Won 1vs. Home Non-ACC Won 7vs. Home ACC Won 4vs. Road Non-ACC Lost 1vs. Road ACC Won 9AP-ranked opponents Lost 2Overtime Won 1UNC Scores 100 Points Won 11UNC Scores 90 Points Won 12UNC Scores 80 Points Lost 1UNC Scores Less than 80 Points Won 1UNC Scores Less than 70 Points Lost 6Oppts Score 80 Points Lost 1UNC Leads at the Half Won 27UNC Trails at the Half Won 1UNC Shoots 50% Field Goals Won 11UNC Shoots Under 40% Field Goals Lost 2Oppts Shoot 50% Field Goals Lost 2Oppts Shoot Under 40% Field Goals Won 22UNC Makes 7 or More 3FGs Won 1Opponents Make 10 or More 3FGs Lost 1UNC Makes 20 Free Throws Won 11Oppts Make More Free Throws Won 4UNC Has More Rebounds Won 1Oppts Have More Rebounds Won 1UNC Has Fewer Turnovers Lost 1
RECAPPING THE WINSTON-SALEM STATE GAME• Garrison Brooks led four Tar Heels in dou-ble-figure scoring with a game-high 18 points and added a game-high 11 rebounds as No. 9 North Carolina defeated Winston-Salem State, 96-61 (Nov. 1) in an exhibition game.• The Tar Heels shot 57.6 percent from the floor in the second half and 50 percent for the game and scored 32 fast break points to overcome 23 turnovers. • Carolina also out-rebounded the Rams, 56-33, with Brooks and freshman Armando Bacot com-bining for 21 boards.• Graduate transfer Christian Keeling hit two three-pointers and scored all 14 of his points for UNC in the second half. • Freshman Cole Anthony had 11 points and seven assists and Bacot added 10 points.• Senior guard Brandon Robinson injured his right ankle on a fall in the first half and did not return.• Sophomore Leaky Black also had seven assists against just one turnover and made a pair of threes.• Carolina led 45-24 at halftime after holding the Rams to 27.8 percent shooting from the floor (10 of 36). The Rams finished the game shooting 32.9 percent from the floor, including 8 of 30 from three-point range, and had 22 turnovers.
RECAPPING THE VILLANOVA SCRIMMAGE• Carolina and Villanova scrimmaged for more than 50 minutes on Oct. 27 at the Smith Center.• The teams scrimmaged a year ago at Villanova.• Villanova won the first two segments (44-36 in a 20-minute half and 8-7 in a six-minute seg-ment with just non-starters), while the Tar Heels won the final two periods (43-36 in a 20-minute half and 18-12 in an eight-minute period that featured zone defenses by both teams).• Over the full 54 minutes, Carolina shot 50.6 percent from the floor and made 9 of 25 three-pointers, out-rebounded the Wildcats, 49-47, and held Villanova to 39.1 percent from the floor and 39.2 percent (20 of 51) from three-point range. Both teams turned the ball over 17 times.• Villanova’s Justin Moore made 9 of 12 three-pointers and led all scorers with 39 points. Moore scored 18 in the first period, 15 in the second and six in the zone segment.• Cole Anthony led UNC with 28 points. He was one of four Tar Heels to score in double figures with Armando Bacot (18), Garrison Brooks (14) and Leaky Black (12). • The Tar Heels shot 36 percent from the floor and 1 of 10 from three in the period they lost by eight points, and 66.7 percent from the floor and 5 of 8 from three in the period they won, 43-36. • Anthony (12) and Black (10) both made a pair of threes and combined for 22 points, and Brooks had eight points and eight rebounds in the second 20-minute segment.• Brooks (11) and Bacot (9) combined for 20 rebounds over the full scrimmage.
NEWCOMERS• Carolina’s 18-man roster includes eight players who didn’t play for the Tar Heels a season ago:– graduate transfers Christian Keeling, a 1,666-point career scorer from Charleston Southern, and Justin Pierce, 14.8 points and 8.8 rebounds the last two seasons at William & Mary;
– freshmen Cole Anthony, Armando Bacot, Jere-miah Francis and Anthony Harris;– Ryan McAdoo, who played in 2017-18 at Florida Gulf Coast and sat out last season as a transfer;– and senior Robbie O’Han, who played the past three seasons on the Tar Heel junior varsity
THE DEPARTED• Carolina is without six players who played last season, including first-round NBA Draft picks Cameron Johnson (playing with Phoenix), Coby White (Chicago) and Nassir Little (Portland), Luke Maye (G-League with Wisconsin Bucks), Kenny Williams (G-League with Austin Spurs) and Seventh Woods (transferred to South Caro-lina).• Including senior guard Brandon Robinson and junior forward Sterling Manley, who are injured and will not play, the Tar Heels will tip off against UNCW minus 85.2 percent of their scoring (2,632 points), 79.3 percent of their rebounding (1,156), 86.6 percent of their as-sists (587) and 95.5 percent of their three-point fields goals (298).• Johnson was a first-team All-ACC selection in 2019 after making the second-most threes (96) in a season in UNC history; he was the only player in the top 10 in the ACC in field goal, three-point and free throw percentage;• Maye finished 10th all-time at Carolina in rebounding, was first-team All-ACC in 2018 and second-team in 2019 and was the NCAA South Regional MVP in 2017; he is the only Tar Heel to ever score 30 points both at Duke and NC State;• Williams scored 915 career points, scored
National Players of the Year (11 players, 13 seasons)Jack Cobb 1924, George Glamack 1940-41, Lennie Rosenbluth 1957, Phil Ford 1978, James Worthy 1982, Michael Jordan 1983-84, Kenny Smith 1987, Jerry Stackhouse 1995, Antawn Jamison 1998, Sean May 2005, Tyler Hansbrough 2009
Naismith Hall of Fame (11)Ben Carnevale 1970, Frank McGuire 1977, Dean Smith 1983, Billy Cunningham 1986, Bob McAdoo 2000, Larry Brown 2002, James Worthy 2003, Roy Williams 2007, Michael Jordan 2009, Charlie Scott 2018, Bobby Jones 2019
Consensus First-Team All-Americas (18 players, 27 times)Cartwright Carmichael 1923-24, Jack Cobb 1924-25-26, George Glamack 1940-41, Lennie Rosenbluth 1957, Larry Miller 1968, Robert McAdoo 1972, Phil Ford 1977-78, James Worthy 1982, Sam Perkins 1983-84, Michael Jordan 1983-84, Kenny Smith 1987, J.R. Reid 1988, Jerry Stackhouse 1995, Antawn Jamison 1998, Joseph Forte 2001, Tyler Hansbrough 2007-08-09, Brice Johnson 2016, Justin Jackson 2017
Final Four MVPs (5)James Worthy 1982, Donald Williams 1993, Sean May 2005, Wayne Ellington 2009, Joel Berry II 2017
National Coaches of the Year (11 times)Frank McGuire 1957, Dean Smith 1977-79-82-83, Bill Guthridge 1998, Matt Doherty 2001, Roy Williams 2005-06-09-17
First-Team All-ACC (51 players, 78 times)Most Recent: Cameron Johnson 2019
ACC Players of the Year (15 times)Lennie Rosenbluth 1957, Pete Brennan 1958, Lee Shaffer 1960, Billy Cunningham 1965, Larry Miller 1967-68, Mitch Kup-chak 1976, Phil Ford 1978, Michael Jordan 1984, Antawn Jamison 1998, Joseph Forte co-winner 2001, Tyler Hansbrough 2008, Ty Lawson 2009, Tyler Zeller 2012, Justin Jackson 2017
ACC Rookies of the Year (9)Sam Perkins 1981, Michael Jordan 1982, J.R. Reid 1987, Ed Cota 1997, Joseph Forte 2000, Marvin Williams 2005, Tyler Hansbrough 2006, Brandan Wright 2007, Harrison Barnes 2011
ACC Tournament MVPs (19 times)Lennie Rosenbluth 1957, Larry Miller 1967-68, Charles Scott 1969, Lee Dedmon 1971, Robert McAdoo 1972, Phil Ford 1975, John Kuester 1977, Dudley Bradley 1979, Sam Perkins 1981, James Worthy 1982, J.R. Reid 1989, Rick Fox 1991, Jerry Stackhouse 1994, Shammond Williams 1997, Antawn Jamison 1998, Brandan Wright 2007, Tyler Hansbrough 2008, Joel Berry II 2016
2019-20 TAR HEELS IN THE PROS
NBAHarrison Barnes, SacramentoReggie Bullock, New YorkVince Carter, AtlantaEd Davis, UtahWayne Ellington, New YorkDanny Green, L.A. LakersJohn Henson, ClevelandJustin Jackson, DallasCameron Johnson, PhoenixNassir Little, PortlandTheo Pinson, BrooklynCoby White, ChicagoMarvin Williams, Charlotte
G-LeagueJoel Berry II, GreensboroLuke Maye, WisconsinKenny Williams, Austin
in double figures 49 times and was Carolina’s defensive player of the game 19 times;• White earned second-team All-ACC honors as a freshman and scored the fifth-most points ever by a Tar Heel freshman;• Little scored 19 and 20 points in his first two NCAA Tournament games and was UNC’s fourth-leading scorer last season;• Woods played in 94 games over three seasons; he scored 14 points in the win over Gonzaga last season
POLLING• Carolina began the season No. 9 in the Associ-ated Press poll and No. 11 in the coaches poll.• This is the 101st consecutive week the Tar Heels are ranked in the AP poll.• This is the 14th straight season UNC is ranked in the AP Top 25 in the preseason. Last season, the Tar Heels opened the year ranked No. 8 and ended at No. 3. • UNC has finished the season in the top 10 in each of the last four seasons (3 in 2015-16, 5 in 2016-17, 10 in 2017-18 and 3 in 2018-19).• This is Carolina’s 917th appearance in the AP poll, the most rankings of any school in the country. • It’s the 57th time in 72 seasons the AP ranke the Tar Heels in the top 10 at some point in the season.• Carolina has been ranked in the Top 10 of
the AP poll 682 times, most in ACC history and second-most all-time behind Kentucky (699). Carolina has been ranked in the Top 5 433 times, also second-most behind only Kentucky (461).• Carolina has finished in the Top 10 of the AP poll 38 times, including 27 of the last 39 years.
SCHEDULE NOTES• The Tar Heels are slated to play five teams that are ranked in the preseason AP poll and could play another in the Bahamas.• No. 4 Duke, No. 5 Louisville, No. 8 Gonzaga, No. 11 Virginia and No. 18 Ohio State are all on the UNC schedule; No. 12 Seton Hall and No. 15 Oregon are possible opponents in the Battle 4 Atlantis. Both the Pirates and Ducks are on the opposite side of the bracket and could face the Tar Heels on the third day of the tournament.• Ken Pomeroy’s strength of schedule has ranked Carolina in the top eight in the country in each of the last five seasons and in the top 10 in 11 of Roy Williams’ first 16 seasons as head coach (No. 8 in 2018-19, No. 1 in 2017-18, No. 6 in 2015-16 and 2016-17 and No. 1 in 2014-15).
M*A*S*H UNIT• Senior guard Brandon Robinson, who started and scored eight points, sprained his right ankle against WSSU and did not play against Notre Dame. There is no established timeline for his return.• Freshmen guards Jeremiah Francis (knee) and Anthony Harris (knee) and junior forward Sterling Manley (knee) have missed extensive time in the preseason due to injuries and did not dress out against WSSU. Francis and Harris suffered knee injuries in high school and are still working their way back to action. • Manley has not practiced this season. He missed 16 games last season due to soreness in his left knee.• Sophomore guard Leaky Black (ankle) and junior guard Andrew Platek (ankle) missed some time in the preseason due to injury but played against the Rams. • Junior guard K.J. Smith missed three weeks of practice due to an ankle sprain; he dressed against Notre Dame but did not play.
HALL OF FAMER BOBBY JONES• 1974 All-America and eight-time NBA All-De-fensive team honoree Bobby Jones became the 11th Tar Heel player or coach inducted in the Naismith Hall of Fame.• Jones was inducted in September 2019. He is the second Tar Heel to enter the Naismith Hall of Fame in as many years (with Charlie Scott in 2018) and the seventh in the last two decades.• Jones joins Tar Heels Scott, Michael Jordan, Roy Williams, James Worthy, Larry Brown, Bob McAdoo, Billy Cunningham, Dean Smith, Frank McGuire and Ben Carnevale to earn basketball’s highest honor.
CAROLINA’S 1,000-POINT CLUB
Player at UNC Yrs. PointsHansbrough, Tyler 2005-09 4 2872Ford, Phil 1974-78 4 2290Perkins, Sam 1980-84 4 2145Rosenbluth, Lennie 1954-57 3 2047Wood, Al 1977-81 4 2015Scott, Charles 1967-70 3 2007Miller, Larry 1965-68 3 1982Jamison, Antawn 1995-98 3 1974Daugherty, Brad 1982-86 4 1912Davis, Walter 1973-77 4 1863Paige, Marcus 2012-16 4 1844Lewis, Bobby 1964-67 3 1836Berry II, Joel 2014-18 4 1813Jordan, Michael 1981-84 3 1788O’Koren, Mike 1976-80 4 1765Lynch, George 1989-93 4 1747McCants, Rashad 2002-05 3 1721Johnson, Brice 2012-16 4 1716Cunningham, Billy 1962-65 3 1709Fox, Rick 1987-91 4 1703Ellington, Wayne 2006-09 3 1694Smith, Kenny 1983-87 4 1636Montross, Eric 1990-94 4 1627Jackson, Justin 2014-17 3 1626Williams, Jawad 2001-05 4 1626Davis, Hubert 1988-92 4 1615Kupchak, Mitch 1972-76 4 1611Lebo, Jeff 1985-89 4 1567Reid, J.R. 1986-89 3 1552Williams, Scott 1986-90 4 1508Zeller, Tyler 2008-12 4 1501Williams, Donald 1991-95 4 1492Meeks, Kennedy 2013-17 4 1482Wuycik, Dennis 1969-72 3 1469Capel, Jason 1998-02 4 1447Williams, Shammond 1994-98 4 1444Thompson, Deon 2006-10 4 1414Haywood, Brendan 1997-01 4 1411Lang, Kris 1998-02 4 1392Lawson, Ty 2006-09 3 1375Green, Danny 2005-09 4 1368Clark, Rusty 1966-69 3 1339Brennan, Pete 1955-58 3 1334Lifson, Al 1951-55 4 1322Maye, Luke 2015-19 4 1303Madden, Kevin 1985-90 4 1296Karl, George 1970-73 3 1293Forte, Joseph 1999-01 2 1290Larese, York 1958-61 3 1287Carter, Vince 1995-98 3 1267Jones, Bobby 1971-74 3 1264Cota, Ed 1996-00 4 1262Felton, Raymond 2002-05 3 1260Okulaja, Ademola 1995-99 4 1254McAdoo, James M 2011-14 3 1232Wolf, Joe 1983-87 4 1231Barnes, Harrison 2010-12 2 1228Worthy, James 1979-82 3 1219May, Sean 2002-05 3 1213Glamack, George 1938-41 3 1191Vayda, Jerry 1953-56 3 1187Doherty, Matt 1980-84 4 1165Chilcutt, Pete 1987-91 4 1150McInnis, Jeff 1993-96 3 1128Henson, John 2009-12 3 1124Reese, Brian 1990-94 4 1113Hicks, Isaiah 2013-17 4 1112Calabria, Dante 1992-96 4 1098Stackhouse, Jerry 1993-95 2 1080Bunting, Bill 1966-69 3 1069Dillon, John “Hook” 1944-48 4 1063Shaffer, Lee 1957-60 3 1053Carmichael, Cart 1920-24 4 1024Dedmon, Lee 1968-71 3 1019Grimaldi, Vince 1950-53 3 1018Paxton, Bob 1944-48 4 1010LaGarde, Tommy 1973-77 4 1007
MOST 1,000-POINT SCORERSNorth Carolina 77Louisville 68Duke 67Villanova 67Notre Dame 63
AVERAGE FINISHATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
REGULAR SEASON
ALL-TIME
School (Years in ACC) Ave. FinishCarolina (66) 2.1Duke (66) 2.8Louisville (5) 4.8NC State (66) 5.1Virginia (66) 5.2Wake Forest (66) 5.5Florida State (28) 6.1Clemson (66) 6.2Georgia Tech (40) 6.8Miami (15) 6.8Syracuse (6) 7.0Virginia Tech (15) 7.5Notre Dame (6) 7.5Boston College (14) 9.4Pittsburgh (6) 10.8
IN THE ROY WILLIAMS ERA (LAST 16 YEARS)
School (Years in ACC) Ave. FinishCarolina (16) 2.4Duke (16) 2.6Louisville (5) 4.8Virginia (16) 5.1Florida State (16) 6.1Miami (15) 6.8Syracuse (6) 7.0Clemson (16) 7.1NC State (16) 7.5Virginia Tech (15) 7.5Notre Dame (6) 7.5Wake Forest (16) 9.1Georgia Tech (16) 9.2Boston College (14) 9.4Pittsburgh (6) 10.8
ALPHABETICALNo. Player Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School/Previous College 2 Cole Anthony Fr. G 6-3 190 New York, N.Y. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) 5 Armando Bacot Fr. F 6-10 232 Richmond, Va. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) 1 Rechon “Leaky” Black So. G 6-8 195 Concord, N.C. Cox Mill15 Garrison Brooks Jr. F 6-9 235 LaFayette, Ala. Auburn (Auburn, Ala.)25 Caleb Ellis Gr. F 6-5 190 Apex, N.C. Cary Christian School (Cary, N.C.)13 Jeremiah Francis Fr. G 6-0 210 Reynoldsburg, Ohio Pickerington Central (Pickerington, Ohio) 0 Anthony Harris Fr. G 6-4 190 Woodbridge, Va. Paul VI (Fairfax, Va.)42 Brandon Huffman Jr. F 6-10 255 Goldsboro, N.C. Word of God Christian Academy (Raleigh, N.C.)55 Christian Keeling Gr. G 6-3 180 Augusta, Ga. Laney/Charleston Southern21 Sterling Manley Jr. F 6-11 250 Pickerington, Ohio Pickerington Central35 Ryan McAdoo So. F 6-5 205 Boca Raton, Fla. Saint Andrew’s School22 Walker Miller Jr. F 6-11 230 Greensboro, N.C. New Hampton Prep (New Hampton, N.H.)34 Robbie O’Han Sr. G 6-2 170 Raleigh, N.C. St. David’s32 Justin Pierce Gr. F 6-7 210 Glen Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard West/William and Mary 3 Andrew Platek Jr. G 6-4 200 Guilderland, N.Y. Northfield Mount Hermon School (Mount Hermon, Mass.) 4 Brandon Robinson Sr. G 6-5 173 Douglasville, Ga. Douglas County11 Shea Rush Sr. F 6-5 210 Fairway, Kan. The Barstow School (Kansas City, Mo.)30 K.J. Smith Jr. G 6-2 175 Calabasas, Calif. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) Head Coach: Roy Williams (17th year as UNC’s head coach, 32nd as a college head coach)Assistant Coaches: Steve Robinson (17th year at UNC), Hubert Davis (8th year), Brad Frederick (7th year)Director of Operations: Sean May (5th year)Director of Recruiting: Kendall Marshall (2nd year)Director of Strength and Conditioning: Jonas Sahratian (16th year)Director of Player Development: Eric Hoots (16th year)Athletics Trainer: Doug Halverson (7th year)Managers: Kiersten Steinbacher (head manager), Cole Chapman, Natalie Ginn, Drew Goforth, Andrew Hamill, Robby Ruffolo, Mallory Wilmouth
NUMERICALNo. Player Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School/Previous College 0 Anthony Harris Fr. G 6-4 190 Woodbridge, Va. Paul VI (Fairfax, Va.) 1 Rechon “Leaky” Black So. G 6-8 195 Concord, N.C. Cox Mill 2 Cole Anthony Fr. G 6-3 190 New York, N.Y. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) 3 Andrew Platek Jr. G 6-4 200 Guilderland, N.Y. Northfield Mount Hermon School (Mount Hermon, Mass.) 4 Brandon Robinson Sr. G 6-5 173 Douglasville, Ga. Douglas County 5 Armando Bacot Fr. F 6-10 232 Richmond, Va. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)11 Shea Rush Sr. F 6-5 210 Fairway, Kan. The Barstow School (Kansas City, Mo.)13 Jeremiah Francis Fr. G 6-0 210 Reynoldsburg, Ohio Pickerington Central (Pickerington, Ohio)15 Garrison Brooks Jr. F 6-9 235 LaFayette, Ala. Auburn (Auburn, Ala.)21 Sterling Manley Jr. F 6-11 250 Pickerington, Ohio Pickerington Central22 Walker Miller Jr. F 6-11 230 Greensboro, N.C. New Hampton Prep (New Hampton, N.H.)25 Caleb Ellis Gr. F 6-5 190 Apex, N.C. Cary Christian School (Cary, N.C.)30 K.J. Smith Jr. G 6-2 175 Calabasas, Calif. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)32 Justin Pierce Gr. F 6-7 210 Glen Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard West/William and Mary34 Robbie O’Han Sr. G 6-2 170 Raleigh, N.C. St. David’s35 Ryan McAdoo So. F 6-5 205 Boca Raton, Fla. Saint Andrew’s School42 Brandon Huffman Jr. F 6-10 255 Goldsboro, N.C. Word of God Christian Academy (Raleigh, N.C.)55 Christian Keeling Gr. G 6-3 180 Augusta, Ga. Laney/Charleston Southern
PRONUNCIATIONSPlayersRechon “Leaky” Black (RAY-shon LEE-key) Leaky Black is acceptable first reference (his middle name is Malik)Armando Bacot (are-MAHN-doe BAY-cot)Andrew Platek (PLAY-teck)
Staff: Jonas Sahratian (JOE-nus suh-RAY-shun)
Hometowns: Leaky Black– Concord, N.C. (KON-kord)Garrison Brooks– LaFayette, Ala. (luh-FET)Justin Pierce– Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glen ELL-uhn)K.J. Smith– Calabasas, Calif. (KAL-uh-BASS-is)
ROSTERS, PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
2019-20 SCHEDULE
DAY DATE OPPONENT/EVENT SITE TIME/RESULT TVFri. Nov. 1 Winston-Salem State (exh.) Chapel Hill W, 96-61 (exh.) ACCNXWed. Nov. 6 Notre Dame Chapel Hill W, 76-65 ACCNFri. Nov. 8 at UNCW (Trask Coliseum) Wilmington, N.C. 7 p.m. FloSportsFri. Nov. 15 Gardner-Webb Chapel Hill 9 p.m. ACCN
Bad Boy Mowers Battle 4 AtlantisWed. Nov. 20 Elon Chapel Hill 8:30 p.m. RSNWed. Nov. 27 vs. Alabama Paradise Island, Bahamas 2:30 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2Thu. Nov. 28 vs. Iowa State or Michigan Paradise Island, Bahamas 1:30 or 6:30 p.m. TBA Fri. Nov. 29 vs. Gonzaga, Oregon, Seton Hall or Southern Miss Paradise Island, Bahamas TBA TBA
ACC-Big Ten ChallengeWed. Dec. 4 Ohio State Chapel Hill 9:30 p.m. ESPN
Sat. Dec. 7or Sun. Dec. 8 at Virginia (John Paul Jones Arena) Charlottesville, Va. TBA ACCN
CBS Sports Classic (T-Mobile Arena)Sat. Dec. 21 vs. UCLA Las Vegas, Nev. 3 p.m. CBS
Mon. Dec. 30 Yale Chapel Hill 7 p.m. ACCNSat. Jan. 4 Georgia Tech Chapel Hill 6 p.m. ACCNWed. Jan. 8 Pittsburgh Chapel Hill 7 p.m. ACCNSat. Jan. 11 Clemson Chapel Hill 4:30 p.m. RSNSat. Jan. 18 at Pittsburgh (Petersen Events Center) Pittsburgh, Pa. Noon an ESPN channelWed. Jan. 22 at Virginia Tech (Cassell Coliseum) Blacksburg, Va. 8 p.m. ACCNSat. Jan. 25 Miami Chapel Hill Noon an ESPN channelMon. Jan. 27 at NC State (PNC Arena) Raleigh, N.C. 7 p.m. ESPNSat. Feb. 1 Boston College Chapel Hill 6 or 8 p.m. ACCNMon. Feb. 3 at Florida State (Tucker Center) Tallahassee, Fla. 7 p.m. ESPNSat. Feb. 8 Duke Chapel Hill 6 p.m. ESPNTue. Feb. 11 at Wake Forest (LJVM Coliseum) Winston-Salem, N.C. 8 p.m. ACCNSat. Feb. 15 Virginia Chapel Hill 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2Mon. Feb. 17 at Notre Dame (Joyce Center) Notre Dame, Ind. 7 p.m. ESPNSat. Feb. 22 at Louisville (KFC Yum! Center) Louisville, Ky. 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2Tue. Feb. 25 NC State Chapel Hill 9 p.m. an ESPN channelSat. Feb. 29 at Syracuse (Carrier Dome) Syracuse, N.Y. 4 or 6 or 8 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2Tue. March 3 Wake Forest Chapel Hill 7 p.m. an ESPN channelSat. March 7 at Duke (Cameron Indoor Stadium) Durham, N.C. 6 p.m. ESPN Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament (Greensboro Coliseum)Tue. March 10 First Round Greensboro, N.C. Noon, 2:20 p.m., 7 p.m. Wed. March 11 Second Round Greensboro, N.C. Noon, 2:20 p.m. 7, 9:20 p.m. Thu. March 12 Quarterfinals Greensboro, N.C. Noon, 2:20, 7, 9:20 p.m. Fri. March 13 Semifinals Greensboro, N.C. 7 and 9:20 p.m. Sat. March 14 Championship Greensboro, N.C. 8:30 p.m.
NCAA Tournament SitesFirst Four: March 17-18 – Dayton, OhioFirst & Second Rounds: March 19 and 21 – Albany, N.Y.; St. Louis, Mo.; Spokane, Wash.; Tampa, Fla.; March 20 and 22 – Cleveland, Ohio; Greensboro, N.C.; Omaha, Neb.; Sacramento, Calif.Regionals: March 26 and 28 – Indianapolis, Ind. (Midwest); Los Angeles, Calif. (West); March 27 and 29 – Houston, Texas (South); New York, N.Y. (East)Final Four: April 4 and 6 – Atlanta, Ga.
Home games at the Dean E. Smith Center (except the Dec. 15 game vs. Wofford, which will be played in Carmichael Arena)
• In his 47th year of coaching – 17th as head coach of the Tar Heels plus 15 as head coach at Kansas, 10 as an assistant to Dean Smith at Carolina and five as head coach at Owen High School in Black Mountain, N.C.
• Has 872 Division I wins as a head coach.
• Needs one win to tie Jim Calhoun (873), four to equal Adolph Rupp (876) and seven to tie Dean Smith (879).
• Led UNC to NCAA titles in 2005, 2009 and 2017. He is the only coach to win three NCAA titles at his alma mater.
• Earned National Coach of the Year honors for the ninth time in 2019 (by USA Today). Has won NCOY honors in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1997, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2017 and 2019).
• Led Carolina to a share of the ACC regular-sea-son title in 2019 with a 16-2 record. That was UNC’s ninth regular-season title in 16 seasons under Williams (and third in the last four years).
• Williams is tied for third all-time in regular-sea-son conference championships with 18 (nine at UNC, nine at Kansas). Only Adolph Rupp (28 at Kentucky) and Phog Allen (24 at KU) have more.
• The Associated Press ranks Carolina No. 9 in its 2019-20 preseason poll. That is the 16th time in 17 seasons the AP has ranked UNC in the top 25 in the Roy Williams Era, including 14 times in the top 10.
• The Tar Heels have finished the season in the AP Top 10 11 times in Williams’ 16 seasons at Carolina, including No. 3, 5, 10 and 3 in the last four seasons.
• Carolina was a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tour-nament last season. In the last four seasons the Tar Heels have earned a No. 1 seed three times (2016, 2017 and 2019) and a No. 2 seed in 2018. It’s the best four-year run of NCAA Tour-nament seeds in UNC history.
• Freshmen Coby White (No. 7 by Chicago) and Nassir Little (No. 25 by Portland) and grad trans-fer Cameron Johnson (No. 11 by Minnesota for Phoenix) were selected in the first round of the 2019 NBA Draft. They were the 19th, 20th and
21st first-rounders to play for Williams at Kansas (he has 32 overall). It was the fourth time the NBA has selected three or more of his Tar Heels in the first round (also 2005, 2009 and 2012).
• Williams is second among active coaches and sixth all-time in winning percentage (.788), second in ACC road winning percentage (.652), third in ACC regular-season and Tournament wins (223) and fourth in wins by an ACC coach (454).
• Williams has won 28.1 games per season, the highest average among the coaches with 800 or more wins.
• Williams has eight wins over No. 1 ranked teams in the Associated Press poll, more than any other coach in history.
• Williams is second in NCAA Tournament history in games (105), wins (79) and No. 1 seeds (13); third in appearances (29), winning percentage (.752), Final Four wins (9) and championship game appearances (6); and fourth in titles (3) and Final Fours (9).
Opponent OverallAlabama 7-4Boston College 18-5Clemson 133-21Duke 139-112Elon 19-4Florida State 50-13Gardner-Webb 4-0Georgia Tech 69-25Gonzaga 3-1Louisville 15-6Miami 24-8NC State 158-78UNCW 4-0Notre Dame 25-7Ohio State 12-2Pittsburgh 14-3Syracuse 12-4UCLA 9-3Virginia 131-57Virginia Tech 68-14Wake Forest 161-66Wofford 4-1Yale 6-1
BY THE NUMBERS
1 Leads the nation in winning percentage (.788) among active coaches with at least 600 wins 2 Academic All-Americas of the Year 3 NCAA championships (2005, 2009, 2017) 3 Bob Cousy Award winners (top point guard) 4 National Players of the Year 6 ACC Scholar-Athletes of the Year in the last nine seasons 6 National championship games Only John Wooden, Mike Krzyzewski and Williams have coached in six title games 7 Played in eight ACC Tournament finals against seven different opponents 8 Wins over AP #1 teams (NCAA record) 8 Elite 8s at UNC (2005, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘11, ‘12, ‘16 and ‘17) 9 ACC regular-season titles in 16 years at UNC 9 Final Fours, fourth-most all-time – Wooden (12), Krzyzewski (12), Smith (11) and Williams (9)10 Consensus first-team All-America seasons by Williams’ players at KU and UNC (second among active coaches)13 No. 1 NCAA Tournament seeds at Carolina and Kansas, second best all-time15 Top-5 finishes in the AP poll (eight at Carolina)17 First-team All-Americas18 Regular-season conference championships in 31 seasons, (nine at both UNC and Kansas)19 Sweet 16s in 29 NCAA Tournaments20 Top-10 finishes in the AP poll (11 at Carolina)20 Only coach in NCAA Tournament history with wins in 20 consecutive seasons21 First round NBA Draft picks at Carolina28.1 Wins per season, #1 all-time among coaches with 800 wins29 29-0, best all-time, NCAA Tournament first round30 Twelve 30-win seasons (seven at UNC), 32 First round NBA Draft picks (21 at Carolina)44 Academic all-conference selections54 NCAA Tournament wins in the last 18 sea sons, nine more than John Calipari (2nd) and 13 more than Mike Krzyzewski and Bill Self (tied 3rd)58 Weeks his UNC and KU teams were ranked No. 1 in the AP poll65.2 ACC road game winning percentage, second best all-time72.6 ACC regular-season winning percentage, third best all-time78.9 NCAA Tournament winning percentage at UNC, the highest in ACC history78.9 31-season winning percentage, sixth highest in NCAA history79 NCAA Tournament wins, second best all-time89.7 Home winning percentage 375 Weeks his UNC and KU teams were ranked in the top 10 in the AP poll400 Only coach in history with 400 wins at two schools418 Wins at Kansas, third most in Jayhawks history454 Wins at Carolina, second most in UNC history and fourth in ACC history 508 Weeks his UNC and KU teams were ranked in in the AP poll800 Won 800 games in fewer seasons than any coach in history872 NCAA Division I wins, seventh-most all-time2007 Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
MOST WINS AS DIVISION I HEAD COACH1133 Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke946 Jim Boeheim Syracuse902 Bob Knight Army, Indiana, Texas Tech879 Dean Smith North Carolina876 Adolph Rupp Kentucky873 Jim Calhoun Northeastern, Connecticut872 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina
HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE, ALL-TIME(min. 10 seasons as a Division I head coach)
.824 Clair Bee Rider, LIU Brooklyn 412-88 (21 yrs)
.823 Mark Few Gonzaga 569-122 (21 yrs)
.822 Adolph Rupp Kentucky 876-190 (41 yrs)
.804 John Wooden Indiana State, UCLA 664-162 (29 yrs)
.797 John Kresse College of Charleston 560-143 (23 yrs)
.788 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina 872-234 (31 yrs)
HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE, ACTIVE COACHES(min. 10 seasons as a Division I head coach)
.823 Mark Few Gonzaga 569-122 (21 yrs)
.788 Roy Williams North Carolina 872-234 (32 yrs)
.772 John Calipari Kentucky 709-209 (28 yrs)
.767 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 1133-344 (45 yrs)
.762 Bill Self Kansas 680-212 (27 yrs)
MOST DIVISION 1 WINS AFTER 31 SEASONS AS A HEAD COACH871 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina753 Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke740 Dean Smith North Carolina729 Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, UNLV, Frsno State711 Lute Olson Long Beach, Iowa, Arizona
MOST 30-WIN SEASONS15 Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke12 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina10 Bill Self Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas10 John Calipari Massachusetts, Memphis, Kentucky 8 Jim Calhoun Connecticut
MOST 20-WIN SEASONS35 Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke34 Jim Boeheim Syracuse30 Dean Smith North Carolina29 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina29 Bob Knight Army, Indiana, Texas Tech
MOST WINS PER SEASON, ALL-TIME (min. 800 wins)
Ave. Coach Wins Years28.1 Roy Williams 872 3125.7 Mike Krzyzewski 1133 4424.4 Dean Smith 879 3622.0 Jim Boeheim 946 4321.8 Jim Calhoun 873 40
MOST WINS OVER NO.1 RANKED TEAM (AP POLL)Wins Coach 8 Roy Williams (5 North Carolina, 3 Kansas) 7 Gary Williams (6 Maryland, 1 Ohio State) 6 Dean Smith (North Carolina) 6 Mike Krzyzewski (Duke) 6 Digger Phelps (Notre Dame) 6 John Caliapri (3 Massachusetts, 3 Kentucky) 5 Jim Boeheim (Syracuse) 5 Mike Montgomery (4 Stanford, 1 California) 5 Rick Pitino (3 Louisville, 2 Kentucky)
MOST REGULAR-SEASON CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPSWins Coach 28 Adolph Rupp Kentucky24 Phog Allen Kansas18 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina18 Bill Self Tulsa, Kansas17 Dean Smith North Carolina17 John Calipari Massachusetts, Memphis, Kentucky17 Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach, UNLV, Fresno State
MISCELLANEOUS RANKINGS
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 3 Roy Williams 2005, 2009, 2017 2 Dean Smith 1982, 1993 1 Frank McGuire 1957
NCAA FINAL FOURS11 Dean Smith 1967, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997 5 Roy Williams 2005, 2008, 2009, 2016, 2017 2 Bill Guthridge 1998, 2000 1 Ben Carnevale 1946 1 Frank McGuire 1957
MOST WINS 879 Dean Smith 1961-97454 Roy Williams 2003-active164 Frank McGuire 1952-61100 Tom Scott 1947-52 85 Bill Lange 1940-44
MOST ACC REGULAR-SEASON WINS 364 Dean Smith 1961-97197 Roy Williams 2003-active 84 Frank McGuire 1953-61 32 Bill Guthridge 1997-2000 23 Matt Doherty 2000-03
WILLIAMS’ MOST WINS AGAINST OPPONENT (AS UNC HEAD COACH) 30 NC State 30-4 21 Clemson 21-3 20 Florida State 20-6 18 Miami 18-7 16 Boston College 16-4 16 Virginia 16-11 16 Duke 16-20
IN THE UNC RECORD BOOK
MOST WINS AS ACC HEAD COACH, ALL GAMES1060 Mike Krzyzewski Duke879 Dean Smith North Carolina461 Gary Williams Maryland454 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina354 Bobby Cremins Georgia Tech
MOST ACC REGULAR SEASON & TOURNAMENT WINS491 Mike Krzyzewski Duke (426 and 65)422 Dean Smith North Carolina (364 and 58)223 Roy Williams North Carolina (197 and 22)210 Gary Williams Maryland (192 and 18)160 Frank McGuire North Carolina, South Carolina (142 and 18)
ACC REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS17 Dean Smith North Carolina12 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 9 Roy Williams North Carolina 6 Frank McGuire North Carolina, South Carolina 4 Tony Bennett Virginia 4 Vic Bubas Duke
ACC REGULAR-SEASON WINNING PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 wins).768 Vic Bubas Duke (106-32 in 10 seasons).728 Dean Smith North Carolina (364-136 in 36 seasons).727 Roy Williams North Carolina (197-74 in 17 seasons).709 Mike Krzyzewski Duke (426-175 in 39 seasons).697 Tony Bennett Virginia (122-53 in 11 seasons)
ACC ROAD WINNING PERCENTAGE.667 Vic Bubas Duke (46-23 in 10 seasons).652 Roy Williams North Carolina (88-47 in 16 seasons).618 Frank McGuire UNC, South Carolina (55-34 in 15 seasons).610 Mike Krzyzewski Duke (183-117 in 39 seasons).602 Tony Bennett Virginia (53-35 in 11 seasons)
MOST ACC ROAD WINS183 Mike Krzyzewski Duke133 Dean Smith North Carolina 88 Roy Williams North Carolina 75 Gary Williams Maryland 55 Frank McGuire UNC, South Carolina (55-34 in 15 seasons)
ACC RANKINGS
MOST NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS10 John Wooden UCLA (1964-65-67-68-69-70-71-72-73-75) 5 Mike Krzyzewski Duke (1991-92-2001-10) 4 Adolph Rupp Kentucky (1948-49-51-58) 3 Roy Williams UNC (2005-09-17) 3 Bob Knight Indiana (1976-81-87) 3 Jim Calhoun Connecticut (1999-2004-2011)
MOST NCAA FINAL FOURS12 John Wooden – UCLA12 Mike Krzyzewski – Duke11 Dean Smith – North Carolina 9 Roy Williams – Kansas, North Carolina 8 Tom Izzo – Michigan State
MOST CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES10 John Wooden – UCLA 9 Mike Krzyzewski – Duke 6 Roy Williams – Kansas, North Carolina 5 Dean Smith – North Carolina 5 Adolph Rupp – Kentucky
MOST NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS97 Mike Krzyzewski – Duke79 Roy Williams – Kansas, North Carolina65 Dean Smith – North Carolina56 Jim Boeheim – Syracuse52 Tom Izzo – Michigan State
MOST FINAL FOUR WINS21 John Wooden – UCLA14 Mike Krzyzewski – Duke 9 Roy Williams – Kansas, North Carolina 9 Adolph Rupp – Kentucky 8 Dean Smith – North Carolina
.740 Rick Pitino BU, Prov., Kentucky, Louisville 54-19
.734 John Calipari UMass, Memphis, Kentucky 47-17
MOST NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES35 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 34 Jim Boeheim Syracuse 29 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina 28 Bob Knight Indiana, Texas Tech 27 Dean Smith North Carolina 27 Lute Olson Iowa, Arizona
MOST CONSECUTIVE NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES24 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 23 Dean Smith North Carolina 22 Tom Izzo Michigan State 21 Bill Self Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas 20 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina20 Mark Few Gonzaga
MOST NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMES127 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 105 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina 92 Dean Smith North Carolina 88 Jim Boeheim Syracuse 73 Tom Izzo Michigan State 73 Lute Olson Iowa, Arizona
MOST NCAA TOURNAMENT NO. 1 SEEDS14 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 13 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina 9 Bill Self Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas 8 Dean Smith North Carolina 5 Jim Calhoun Connecticut 5 Lute Olson Arizona 5 John Thompson Georgetown
• Won NCAA championships at UNC in 2005, 2009 and 2017 and led KU and Carolina to runnerup finishes in 1991, 2003 and 2016.• Third all-time with 29 appearances (in 31 seasons as a head coach) behind only Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim.• One of six coaches to win three or more NCAA titles with John Wooden (10), Mike Krzyzewski (5), Jim Calhoun (3), Bob Knight (3) and Adolph Rupp (3).• Is the only coach to win three NCAA titles at his alma mater.• One of three coaches to take teams to six national championship games with John Wooden (10) and Mike Krzyzewski (9).• Fourth all-time in Final Fours with nine (four at Kansas and five at UNC) behind John Wooden, Krzyzewski and Dean Smith.• Second all-time in NCAA Tournament victories with 79 and games with 105.• Has led his teams at Kansas and North Carolina to 13 No. 1 seeds in 29 NCAA Tournament appearances (five at KU, eight at UNC).• Carolina’s four-year run from 2016-19 was the best by NCAA Tournament seed in school history (1 in 2016, 1 in 2017, 2 in 2018 and 1 in 2019). That was one value better than 1981-84 and 1982-85 under Dean Smith and 2005-08 amd 2006-09 under Williams.• Is 29-0 in NCAA Tournament first-round games, the best record in open-ing-round play in NCAA Tournament history. • Won more NCAA Tournament games (54) in the last 18 years than any coach in the country.• Carolina’s 45 NCAA Tournament wins in the last 16 years are more than any other school.• Reached the Elite 8 13 times, including eight times in 15 years at Caroli-na. Is 9-4 in regional finals – 5-3 at UNC and 4-1 at Kansas.• Reached the Sweet 16 in 19 of 29 NCAA Tournament appearances – 10 at Carolina (2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2019) and nine at Kansas (1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 and 2003).• Is 13-6 in the Sweet 16, including 8-2 at Carolina.• Is 19-10 in the second round, including 10-5 at Carolina.
Williams/NCAA Tournament (combined KU and UNC)29 appearances in 31 seasons79-26 (.752)3 NCAA Titles6 NCAA Championship Games9 Final Fours19 Sweet 16s13 Elite Eights13 Number One Seeds
Williams/NCAA Tournament (at North Carolina)15 appearances in 16 seasons45-12 (.789)3 NCAA Titles4 NCAA Championship Games5 Final Fours10 Sweet 16s8 Elite Eights8 Number One Seeds
OVERALL WINSDuke 470North Carolina 454Louisville 415Syracuse 397Pitt 367Notre Dame 351Virginia 350Florida State 342Miami 318NC State 318Clemson 307Virginia Tech 293Georgia Tech 267Boston College 266Wake Forest 257
ACC REGULAR-SEASON WINS Duke 200North Carolina 197Virginia 159Florida State 144Clemson 126Miami (2004-05 to present) 123NC State 121Virginia Tech (2004-05 to present) 112Wake Forest 98Georgia Tech 98Boston College (2005-06 to present) 83Syracuse (2013-14 to present) 60Louisville (2014-15 to present) 56Notre Dame (2013-14 to present) 54Pitt (2013-14 to present) 36
ACC ROAD WINS (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY) North Carolina 88Duke 85Virginia 63Florida State 51NC State 48Miami (2004-05 to present) 44Virginia Tech (2004-05 to present) 40Clemson 39Georgia Tech 30Boston College (2005-06 to present) 27Syracuse (2013-14 to present) 24Wake Forest 24Louisville (2014-15 to present) 23Notre Dame (2013-14 to present) 22Pitt (2013-14 to present) 14
ACC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCESDuke (2004-05-06-09-10-11-14-17-19) 9UNC (2007-08-11-12-13-15-16-18) 8Virginia (2014-16-18) 3Florida State (2009-12-19) 3Georgia Tech (2005-10) 2Notre Dame (2015-17) 2Maryland (2004) 1Boston College (2006) 1NC State (2007) 1Clemson (2008) 1Miami (2013) 1
ACC TOURNAMENT WINSDuke 31North Carolina 26NC State 16Miami (2004-05 to present) 15Virginia 15Florida State 13Boston College (2005-06 to present) 10Georgia Tech 10Virginia Tech (2004-05 to present) 10Notre Dame (2013-14 to present) 9Clemson 7Pitt (2013-14 to present) 5Wake Forest 5
NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCESDuke 16North Carolina 15Louisville 13Syracuse 12Pitt 11Notre Dame 9NC State 8Virginia 8Florida State 7Boston College 5Clemson 5Miami 5Wake Forest 5Georgia Tech 4Virginia Tech 4
NBA DRAFT PICKSDuke 31North Carolina 26Syracuse 16Florida State 12Louisville 11Virginia 9Miami 8Georgia Tech 7Boston College 6NC State 6Pitt 6Wake Forest 5Clemson 3Notre Dame 3Virginia Tech 3
NBA FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKSDuke 24North Carolina 21Syracuse 11Georgia Tech 6Louisville 6NC State 5Florida State 5Wake Forest 5Boston College 4Virginia 3Miami 2Clemson 1Notre Dame 1Pitt 1Virginia Tech 1
UNC/ACC IN THE ROY WILLIAMS ERA
CAROLINA HIGH LOWField Goals 48 vs. Chaminade, 11/24/08 15 vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17Field Goal Attempts 90 vs. Wake Forest, 12/20/03 45 at NC State, 2/29/04, Wisconsin 11/30/11FG Percentage .709 (39x55) vs. Old Dominion, 11/23/07 .246 (15x61) vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17 FG Percentage in a Half .781, 2nd half (25x32) at NC State, 2/10/18 .200 (5x25) 2nd half at Georgia Tech, 1/16/113-Point Field Goals 16 vs. Maryland, 2/3/09; vs. Western Carolina, 12/6/17; 1 several times (last: vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17) 16 vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/19; at Wake Forest, 2/16/193-Point Attempts 34 vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/19 4 vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/23/093-Point Percentage .733 (11x15) vs. Wake Forest, 2/22/14 (min. 10 made) .056 (1x18) vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17 .727 (16x22) vs. Western Carolina, 12/6/17 (min. 20 attempts)Free Throws Made 37 vs. Clemson, 3/11/05 2 vs. Clemson, 3/2/04Free Throw Attempts 50 vs. Wake Forest, 12/20/03 4 vs. Clemson, 3/2/04; vs. George Mason, 3/19/06FT Pct. (min. 10 att.) 1.000 (13x13) vs. Duke, 3/7/15 .273 (3x11) at Wake Forest, 2/16/19Offensive Rebounds 31 vs. Nicholls, 12/19/11 1 vs. Pitt, 2/14/16Defensive Rebounds 42 vs. Oregon, 11/25/08 13 vs. Duke, 3/9/13Total Rebounds 72 vs. Nicholls, 12/19/11 20 at Duke, 3/8/14Rebound Margin +38 vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/19/06 -19 (41-60) vs. Texas, 12/19/09Assists 32 vs. Tennessee State, 11/22/11 5 at Maryland, 2/21/09Turnovers 26 vs. FIU, 11/9/09; at Clemson, 1/13/10 2 vs. Duke, 2/8/2018Blocked Shots 15 at Duke, 3/8/08; vs. Northern Kentucky, 12/27/13 0 several timesSteals 20 vs. UNC Asheville, 12/28/05 1 five times (last: at Virginia, 2/27/17)Points 116 vs. UNC Asheville, 11/30/08; at Elon 11/09/18 43 at Virginia, 2/27/17Points in a Half 68, 2nd half vs. George Mason, 12/7/03 18, 1st half vs. Butler, 11/20/12; 1st half vs. NC State, 2/24/15Scoring Margin +68 (116-48) vs. UNC Asheville, 11/30/08 -33 (57-90) at Florida State, 1/14/12
OPPONENTS HIGH LOWField Goals 46 by Wake Forest, 12/20/03 14 by Virginia Tech, 2/16/08; by NC Central, 11/11/09 by Boston College, 2/19/11Field Goal Attempts 90 by Wake Forest, 12/20/03 39 by Air Force, 3/18/04FG Percentage .649 (37x57) at Pitt, 2/14/15 .255 (14x55) by NC Central, 11/11/09FG Percentage in a Half .765 (13x17), 2nd half at NC State, 2/3/07 .161 (5x31), 2nd half at Elon, 11/09/183-Point Field Goals 17 by Auburn, 3/29/19 1 seven times (last: at Georgia Tech, 3/3/15)3-Point Attempts 43 by William and Mary, 3/16/10 9 at Maryland, 1/14/04; by NC Central, 11/11/093-Point Percentage .846 (11x13) at Clemson, 1/31/04 .043 (1x23) at Arizona, 1/27/07 Free Throws Made 33 by Duke, 3/10/17 0 by Winthrop, 11/15/06Free Throw Attempts 44 at Louisville, 1/31/15 1 by Winthrop, 11/15/06FT Pct. min. 10 att. 1.000 (32x32) at Wake Forest, 1/15/05 .263 (5x19) at Clemson, 1/17/07Offensive Rebounds 29 by Texas, 12/19/09; by Butler, 11/26/14 2 by Air Force, 3/18/04; by Villanova, 4/4/16; at Michigan, 11/28/18; by Iona, 3/22/19Defensive Rebounds 38 by Michigan State, 11/26/17 10 by Eastern Kentucky, 3/15/07; by Notre Dame, 3/27/16Total Rebounds 60 by Texas, 12/19/09 15 by Notre Dame, 3/27/16Assists 30 at Pitt, 2/14/15 5 six times (last: by Oklahoma State, 11/22/16)Turnovers 32 by South Carolina State, 11/20/07 2 at Notre Dame, 2/6/16Blocked Shots 16 at Connecticut, 2/13/05 0 several times (last: at Boston College, 2/6/16)Steals 20 at Clemson, 1/17/07 1 four times (last: by UNCG, 12/28/15)Points 119 by Wake Forest, 12/20/03 41 by Virginia, 2/18/17Points in a Half 61, 2nd half by East Carolina, 12/15/12 12, 1st half by East Tennessee State, 12/8/12
INDIVIDUAL HIGHS NORTH CAROLINA OPPONENTSPoints 40 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. Georgia Tech, 2/15/06 47 by Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16 40 by Harrison Barnes vs. Clemson, 3/12/11Field Goals 15 by Luke Maye at NC State, 2/10/18 18 by Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16Field Goal Attempts 24 by Luke Maye at Duke, 2/20/19 28 by Grayson Allen at Duke, 3/5/16 24 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, 11/6/19 28 by Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16 Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.) .917 (11x12) by Kennedy Meeks at Florida State, 2/17/14 .909 (10x11) by Randolph Morris, Kentucky, 12/2/06 .917 (11x12) by Brice Johnson vs. UCLA, 12/19/15 3-Point Field Goals 8 by Rashad McCants vs. Clemson, 3/2/04 10 by Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame, 11/26/083-Field Goal Attempts 14 by Rashad McCants at Florida State, 1/22/04 18 by Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame, 11/26/083-Point Field Goal Pct (min. 5 made) 1.000 (5x5) by Marcus Paige at NC State, 1/14/15 1.000 (7x7) by Allerik Freeman, NC State, 1/27/18 1.000 (5x5) by Joel Berry II vs. Duke, 3/4/17Free Throws Made 20 by Tyler Zeller vs. Maryland, 2/29/12 17 by Zabian Dowdell, Virginia Tech, 2/13/07Free Throw Attempts 23 by Tyler Zeller vs. Maryland, 2/29/12 19 by Zabian Dowdell, Virginia Tech, 2/13/07Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made) 1.000 (14x14) by Tyler Hansbrough vs. NC State, 1/7/06 1.000 (12x12) by Sean Singletary, Virginia, 3/10/06 1.000 (12x12) by Tyus Jones, Duke, 3/7/15 1.000 (12x12) by Tyler Dorsey, Oregon, 4/1/17Offensive Rebounds 12 by Sean May vs. Duke, 3/6/05 12 by Dexter Pittman, Texas, 12/19/09 12 by Brice Johnson at Duke, 3/5/16Defensive Rebounds 17 by Tyler Hansbrough at Florida State, 2/3/08 16 by John Mooney, Notre Dame, 1/15/19Total Rebounds 24 by Sean May vs. Duke, 3/6/05 21 by Talib Zanna, Pittsburgh, 3/14/14Assists 18 by Raymond Felton vs. George Mason, 12/7/04 13 by Luke Loucks, Florida State, 3/11/12Turnovers 8 by Raymond Felton vs. Georgia Tech 1/12/05; at Duke 2/9/05 10 by Evan Turner, Ohio State, 11/19/09 8 by Sean May vs. Virginia 2/16/05 8 by Tyler Hansbrough at Maryland 2/2/06 8 by Larry Drew II at Georgia Tech 2/16/10 8 by Marcus Paige at Maryland, 3/6/13Blocked Shots 9 by John Henson vs. Michigan State, 11/11/11 6 seven times (last: by BeeJay Anya, NC State, 2/24/15) Steals 8 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. UNC Asheville 12/28/05 8 by Ashton Hagans, Kentucky, 12/22/18 8 by Ty Lawson vs. Michigan State 4/6/09 Minutes Played 50 by Jawad Williams vs. Wake Forest 12/20/03 (3 OT) 49 by Jamaal Levy, Wake Forest, 12/20/03 (3 OT)
HIGHS/LOWS IN THE WILLIAMS ERA
PLAYER BIO UPDATES#1 LEAKY BLACK6-8, Sophomore, Guard, Concord, N.C.at UNC: Can play any of three positions (1, 2 and 3) • Enters the season as the likely backup point guard when he is not playing on the wing • Had five points and five assists in a career-high 33 minutes against No-tre Dame (minutes high last season was 18 against UCLA in Las Vegas).
Averaged 2.5 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 10.3 minutes last season • Made 23 of 49 shots from the floor (.469), including 5 for 12 from three-point range (.417) • Had eight rebounds and two assists in 17 minutes in the three NCAA Tournament games • Sprained his left ankle at Georgia Tech on 1/29 and did not play in the next 13 games • Returned to practice on 3/11 and played vs. Iona in the NCAA Tournament first round for his first action since January • Scored a season-high eight points against Elon and Stanford • Also had five assists at Elon.
#2 COLE ANTHONY6-3, Freshman, Guard, New York, N.Y.Set ACC freshman and UNC all-time debut scoring records with 34 points against Notre Dame • Most points by ACC freshman in first game (pre-vious 33 by Duke’s RJ Barrett) • Most points by any Tar Heel in his first game (previous was 30 by sophomore Lennie Rosenbluth vs. Clemson in 1954) • Most points by a Tar Heel freshman in his debut (28 by Rashad McCants vs. Penn State in 2002) • Game-high 11 rebounds tied UNC record for point guards with Raymond Felton (2005), Ed Cota (1998) and Harvey Salz (1958) • Hit five of his six 3FGs and scored 23 of his 34 in the second half • Carolina was plus 21 with him on the floor and minus 10 without • Played all 20 minutes in the second half • Scored 15 points in a 29-13 run in which UNC went from down five to leading by 11 • Had five assists to become first Tar Heel with 30/10/5 since Joseph Forte in 2000 vs. Tulsa • First Tar Heel freshman with 30 points and 10 rebounds since Tyler Hansbrough in 2006.
at UNC: ACC media’s pick for Preseason ACC Freshman of the Year and first-team all-conference • Also received the second-most votes for ACC Player of the Year (behind Louisville’s Jordan Nwora) • Candidate for the Bob Cousy Award as the nation’s top point guard • One of seven ACC players on the 50-player Naismith Watch List for NPOY • One of five freshmen among 20 players on the NABC’s Preseason NPOY watch list • National Freshman of the Year and second-team All-America by CBS • On the watch list for the Lute Olson NPOY award • Sports Illustrated’s pick for ACC Freshman of the Year • Rated the No. 3 player in the country by ESPN.com’s John Gasaway • Projected as the No. 2 ranked freshman in the country, second-team All-America and first-team All-ACC by Street and Smith’s • Second-team All-America, first-team All-ACC, the No. 6 player in the country and the No. 1 impact freshman by Athlon • No. 7 player in the country, third-team All-America, first-team All-ACC and top NBA prospect by Lindy’s • Second-team All-America by the Sporting News and the Athlet-ic • Won Carolina’s 12-minute run and conditioning test in the preseason.
Played at Archbishop Molloy High School in Briarwood, N.Y., for Coach Mike McCleary for three years and at Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, Va., as a senior in 2018-19 • Played for Coach Steve Smith at Oak Hill where he averaged 18 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 9.5 assists • 2019 USA Today first-team All America • Led Oak Hill to the semifinals of the Geico Nationals • Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year • 2019 McDonald’s All-American Game MVP, scoring 14 points with five rebounds and seven assists • Won the three-point contest at the McDonald’s Game • Also the MVP in the 2019 Jordan Brand Classic • Led Team USA to a 93-87 win with a team-high 25 points at the 2019 Nike Hoops Summit • Member of the U-18 USA National Team in 2018 with Coby White and Armando Bacot • Won a gold medal and earned all-tournament honors at the 2018 FIBA U-18 Americas Championships in St. Catherines, Ontario • Scored a team-high 18 points in the gold medal game win over Canada and averaged 14.3 points and 4.2 assists in the tournament • 2018 Nike EYBL MVP, scoring 26.2 points per game for PSA Cardinals.
#3 ANDREW PLATEK6-4, Junior, Guard, Guilderland, N.Y.Went 2 for 2 from three-point range and finished with eight points, four rebounds and two assists against Notre Dame • Played a career-high 25 minutes (previous high in minutes was 17 as a freshman against Western Carolina; last year, his high was 11 against UNCW) • Eight points were the most he scored since he had 11 vs. Western Carolina on 12/6/17 • It was the third time in his career he made multiple threes.
at UNC: Scored 114 points in 68 games in three seasons as a Tar Heel • Scored in double figures twice, both as a freshman (12 vs. Portland and 11 vs. Western Carolina) • Seventeen of his 45 field goals are three-pointers • Has 27 assists and 16 turnovers • Scoring high as a sophomore was six points at Elon.
#4 BRANDON ROBINSON6-5, Senior, Guard, Douglasville, Ga.at UNC: Sprained his right ankle in the first half of the exhibition game vs. Winston-Salem State on 11/1 and is out indefinitely • Start-ed against WSSU and scored eight points prior to being injured as he blocked a shot on a fastbreak • Played in 107 games, including 37 games as a freshman when UNC won the national championship • Has scored 249 points and has 147 rebounds and 98 assists • Scored in double figures twice – 11 vs. Saint Francis (11/19/18) and 10 against Western Carolina (12/6/17) • Made 39 of his 85 field goals from three-point distance • Aver-aged 3.4 points in 11.8 minutes per game as a junior • Made 49.4 percent from the floor and went 23 of 50 (.460) from three-point range • Made 23 of his 42 field goals from three-point range • Three-point percentage improved from .391 as a sophomore to .460.
#5 ARMANDO BACOT6-10, Freshman, Forward, Richmond, Va.at UNC: Preseason candidate for the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award as the top post player in the country • Started against Notre Dame and had seven points and eight rebounds.
Played his freshman through junior seasons at Trinity Episcopal School in Richmond, Va., for Coach Richard Hamlin and his senior year at IMG Acade-my in Bradenton, Fla., for Coach Sean McAloon • Averaged 12.4 points, 7.7 rebounds and 1.8 blocks and shot 62 percent from the floor at IMG • Led IMG to the 2019 prep national championship • 2019 MaxPreps honorable mention All-America • Member of the U-18 USA Basketball National Team in 2018 with Cobi White and Cole Anthony • Won a gold medal in the U-18 FIBA Americas Championship • Had 17 points against Panama in a pre-liminary round game and 13 points, eight rebounds and four blocks in gold medal game win over Canada • Played in the 2019 McDonald’s All-Amer-ican Game and the Jordan Brand Classic • Scored 14 points and had 10 rebounds in the Jordan Classic • Averaged 24.5 points and 12 rebounds his junior season • 2018 Richmond Times-Dispatch Player of the Year and was first-team all-metro and all-state • Was the VISAA League Co-Player of the Year, a USA Today All-Virginia first-team and Max Prep All-America selec-tion • Career bests 47 points and 22 rebounds at Trinity Episcopal • Played for Team Takeover in the EYBL with Tar Heel freshman Anthony Harris • 2017 VISAA Division-I state champion at Trinity Episcopal.
#15 GARRISON BROOKS6-9, Junior, Forward, LaFayette, Ala.at UNC: Candidate for the Karl Malone Award as the top power forward in the country • ACC media preseason selection for second-team All-ACC honors • A preseason third-team All-ACC pick by Lindy’s • Is 21st in UNC history in field goal percentage (.557) • Scored 462 points (6.2) and grabbed 339 rebounds (4.6) in 74 games • Made 53 starts • Career-high 20 points in 2018 season opener at Wofford and career-high 10 rebounds vs. NC State on 2/5/19.
One of two Tar Heels in double figures in scoring against Notre Dame with 10 points • Blocked a career-high three shots and had nine rebounds in a career-high 39 minutes (previous high was 32 against Miami and Virginia last season) • Won his 21st career defensive player of the game award.
Brooks in 2018-19: Carolina’s defensive player of the year last season • Started all 36 games at the ‘5’ • Led the team in field goal percentage (.574) • Second in offensive rebounds (82) and was third in rebounding (5.6) • Had five offensive rebounds six times • Led UNC with 12 defensive player of the game awards (20 in two seasons) • Defensive player of the game in three of UNC’s five post-season games and five of the last 10 con-tests • Scored in double figures 12 times (UNC was 10-2 in those games) • Led UNC in assists in three ACC games (all wins) • Had 11 assists and no turnovers in 48 minutes in the two wins over NC State • Made 52 of 81 field goals (.642) in the last 16 games.
#32 JUSTIN PIERCE6-7, Graduate Student, Forward, Glen Ellyn, Ill.at UNC: Had seven rebounds in his Tar Heel debut against Notre Dame • Graduate student with one season of eligibility as a Tar Heel • Enrolled in UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School’s MBA program • Rated the No. 5 impact graduate transfer in the country by ESPN.com • Needs 15 points to reach 1,000 in his college career.
2016-19 at William and Mary: Graduated in three years with a double major in kinesiology and finance • Member of the Colonial Athletic Association’s Academic Honor Roll for each of his three years in Williamsburg • A third-team All-CAA player in 2017-18 and 2018-19 • Team captain as a junior • Played for head coach Tony Shaver and assistant coach Jonathan Holmes, who both played collegiately at UNC • Made 55 starts in 88 games and totaled 980 points, 576 rebounds and 205 assists • Averaged 11.1 points and 6.5 rebounds (14.8 and 8.8 over last two seasons) • Made 98 threes and shot 34.5 percent from three-point range • Scored in double figures in 46 games with 20 or more points 15 times • Career-high 33 points vs. Delaware on 2/10/18 and scored 30 against Elon on 2/1/18 • Pulled down 10 or more rebounds 18 times and had 16 double-doubles • Career-high 18 rebounds at James Madison on 3/2/19 • Grabbed 14 or more rebounds seven times • Eight or more rebounds in eight of his last nine games • Compiled 23 games with multiple three-pointers (one as a freshman, nine as a sophomore and 13 as a junior) • Career-best six threes against Elon on 2/1/18 • Totaled 26 points, nine rebounds and five assists against Delaware in the 2019 CAA quarterfinals in his final game with the Tribe.
#42 BRANDON HUFFMAN6-10, Junior, Forward, Goldsboro, N.C.at UNC: Has 78 points, 65 rebounds and 11 blocked shots in 57 games over two-plus seasons • Made 32 of 57 field goals (.561) • Career-high nine points against Tulane and eight at Stanford as a freshman • Soph-omore scoring highs were seven against UNCW and six at Wake Forest • Grabbed eight rebounds vs. Western Carolina as a freshman.
#55 CHRISTIAN KEELING6-8, Sophomore, Guard, Concord, N.C.at UNC: Graduate student in the Hussman School of Journalism and Media with one season of eligibility as a Tar Heel • Had five points and one re-bound against Notre Dame in his first start as a Tar Heel • The rebound was the 600th of his college career.
at Charleston Southern: Earned Academic All-Big South Conference hon-ors in 2017-18 and 2018-19 and graduated from Charleston Southern in three years • Earned All-Big South honors in each of his three seasons as a Buccaneer (first team in 2018-19, second-team in 2017-18 and honorable mention as a freshman) • Scored more points in three seasons (1,666) than any player in school history, which also ranks fifth among all CSU players • Career rankings at CSU include: second in defensive rebounds (508), third in free throws (383), fourth in scoring average (17.9 ppg), sixth in field goals (566) and free throw percentage (.783), seventh in total rebounds (599) and eighth in three-pointers (151) and rebound average (6.4) • Earned Big South All-Tournament team honors in 2018 and 2019 • Scored in double figures in 87 of his 93 games • Scored 20 or more points 36 times and 30 or more three times with a career-high 33 against Middle Tennessee State (11/16/18) and Radford (1/11/17) • Had 14 double-dou-bles (points-rebounds), including one triple-double (20 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists vs. Coppin State on 11/23/18) • Became the fifth player in Big South history to score 1,000 points in his freshman and sophomore seasons • Made 10 or more free throws six times • Had three games where he attempted at least 16 free throws, including a school-record tying 20 against Radford on 1/27/18 (made 17, the second most in CSU history) • Earned his degree in communications/psychology.
CAREER HIGHS#1 – LEAKY BLACKPoints: 8 at Elon (11/9/18), vs. Stanford (11/12/18)Field Goals: 4 vs. Stanford (11/12/18)Three-Pointers: 1 several timesFree Throws: 4 at Elon (11/9/18)Offensive Rebounds: 2 vs. Texas (11/22/18), at Michigan (11/28/18)Rebounds: 7 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Assists: 5 at Elon (11/9/18), vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Turnovers: 4 vs. Saint Francis (11/19/18)Blocks: 1 several timesSteals: 2 several times
#2 – COLE ANTHONYPoints: 34 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Field Goals: 12 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Three-Pointers: 6 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19) Free Throws: 4 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Offensive Rebounds: Rebounds: 11 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Assists: 5 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Turnovers: 4 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Blocks: Steals: 1 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)
#3 – ANDREW PLATEKPoints: 12 vs. Portland (11/23/17)Field Goals: 4 vs. Portland (11/23/17)Three-Pointers: 3 vs. Western Carolina (12/6/17)Free Throws: 2 vs. UNI (11/10/17), Portland (11/23/17), Western Carolina (12/6/17)Offensive Rebounds: 2 at Clemson (1/30/18), vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Rebounds: 4 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Assists: 3 vs. Western Carolina (12/6/17)Turnovers: 1 several timesBlocks: 2 vs. Tennessee Tech (11/16/18)Steals: 2 vs. UNCW (12/5/18)
#4 – BRANDON ROBINSONPoints: 11 vs. Saint Francis (11/19/18)Field Goals: 4 at Davidson (12/1/17), vs. Saint Francis (11/19/18)Three-Pointers: 3 vs. Notre Dame (1/15/19)Free Throws: 4 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16), Monmouth (12/28/16)Rebounds: 6 vs. Arkansas (11/24/17)Assists: 4 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16), vs. UCLA (11/23/18), at Miami (1/19/19), at Boston College (3/5/19)Turnovers: 3 vs. Western Carolina (12/6/17)Blocks: 2 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16), at NC State (1/8/19)Steals: 3 at Pitt (1/5/19)
#2 – ARMANDO BACOTPoints: 7 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Field Goals: 3 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19) Free Throws: 1 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Offensive Rebounds: 2 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Rebounds: 6 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Assists: 1 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Turnovers: 2 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Blocks: 1 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19) Steals:
#11 – SHEA RUSHPoints: 3 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16), Northern Iowa (12/21/16), Portland (11/23/17)Rebounds: 2 vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16), Pitt (2/3/18)Assists: 2 vs. Western Carolina (12/6/17)
#15 – GARRISON BROOKSPoints: 20 at Wofford (11/6/18)Field Goals: 9 at Wofford (11/6/18)Free Throws: 5 at NC State (1/8/19)Offensive Rebounds: 5 several timesRebounds: 10 vs. NC State (2/5/19)Assists: 6 vs. NC State (2/5/19)Turnovers: 4 at Davidson (12/1/17)Blocks: 3 vs. Notre Dame (11/6/19)Steals: 3 vs. Pitt (2/3/18), at Elon (11/9/18)
#21 – STERLING MANLEYPoints: 16 vs. Bucknell (11/15/17)Field Goals: 6 vs. Bucknell (11/15/17), Tennessee Tech (11/16/18)Free Throws: 4 several timesOffensive Rebounds: 7 vs. Bucknell (11/15/17)Rebounds: 13 vs. Bucknell (11/15/17)Assists: 2 at Syracuse (2/21/18)Turnovers: 4 vs. Texas (11/22/18)Blocks: 3 vs. Wake Forest (12/30/17)Steals: 2 vs. Tennessee Tech (11/16/18)
#22 – WALKER MILLERPoints: 4 vs. Virginia Tech (1/21/19)Field Goals: 2 vs. Virginia Tech (1/21/19)Free Throws: 1 several timesRebounds: 2 vs. Boston College (1/9/18), Tennessee Tech (11/16/18)Assists: 1 several times
#30 – K.J. SMITH(all set while playing at Pacific in 2016-17)Points: 17 at Cal State Fullerton (12/3/16)Field Goals: 5 at Cal State Fullerton (12/3/16), vs. Pacific Union (12/23/16)Three-Pointers: 2 vs. Pacific Union (12/23/16)Free Throws: 6 at Cal State Fullerton (12/3/16)Rebounds: 3 vs. Pacific Union (12/23/16), at Port-land (2/16/17)Assists: 4 at Cal State Fullerton (12/3/16)Turnovers: 2 at Cal State Fullerton (12/3/16), vs. Pacific Union (12/23/16)Blocks: 2 at Loyola Marymount (1/26/17)Steals: 3 vs. Pacfic Union (12/23/16)
#32 – JUSTIN PIERCE(all set while playing at William and Mary, 2016-19)Points: 33 vs. Delaware (2/10/18)Field Goals: 10 vs. Elon (2/1/18), vs. Delaware (2/10/18)Three-Pointers: 6 vs. Elon (2/1/18)Free Throws: 10 vs. Delaware (2/10/18)Offensive Rebounds: 5 at UCF (11/18/17), at Drexel (1/7/18)Rebounds: 18 at James Madison (3/2/19)Assists: 9 vs. College of Charleston (2/21/19) Turnovers: 5 several timesBlocks: 3 at Savannah State (12/2/17), at James Madison (1/2/18) Steals: 4 several times
#35 – RYAN McADOO(all set while playing at Florida Gulf Coast, 2017-18)Points: 2 vs. North Florida and at StetsonField Goals: 1 vs. North FloridaFree Throws: 2 at StetsonRebounds: 1 several times
#42 – BRANDON HUFFMANPoints: 9 vs. Tulane (12/3/17)Field Goals: 4 vs. Tulane (12/3/17)Free Throws: 4 at Stanford (11/20/17)Offensive Rebounds: 3 vs. Portland (11/23/17), Ten-nessee Tech (11/16/18), UNCW (12/5/18)Rebounds: 8 vs. Western Carolina (12/6/17)Assists: 1 vs. Miami (3/8/18), at Wake Forest (2/16/19)Turnovers: 2 several timesBlocks: 2 vs. Tulane (12/3/17), Western Carolina (12/6/17)
#55 – CHRISTIAN KEELING(all set while playing at Charleston Southern, 2016-19)Points: 33 vs. Middle Tennessee State (11/16/18), vs. Radford (1/11/17)Field Goals: 11 vs. Radford (1/11/17)Three-Pointers: 5 four timesFree Throws: 17 at Radford (1/27/18)Offensive Rebounds: 4 at Winthrop (2/23/17)Rebounds: 15 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/21/18)Assists: 12 vs. Coppin State (11/23/18)Turnovers: 7 at Alabama (11/29/16)Blocks: 2 several timesSteals: 4 several times
Games as UNC’s Leading Scorer Season/CareerCole Anthony 1/1
Games as UNC’s Leading Rebounder Season/CareerGarrison Brooks -/6Sterling Manley -/3Cole Anthony 1/1
Games as UNC’s Leader in Assists Season/CareerGarrison Brooks -/3Leaky Black 1/2Cole Anthony 1/1Brandon Robinson -/1
Triple-Double Season/CareerChristian Keeling (1 at Charleston Southern) -/1
Double-Doubles Season/CareerJustin Pierce (16 at William & Mary) -/16Christian Keeling (14 at Charleston Southern) -/14Cole Anthony 1/1Sterling Manley -/1
Double-Figure Scoring Games Season/CareerChristian Keeling (87 at Charleston Southern) -/87Justin Pierce (46 at William & Mary) -/46Garrison Brooks 1/15Sterling Manley -/6Brandon Robinson -/2Andrew Platek -/2Cole Anthony 1/1
30-Point GamesChristian Keeling (2 at Charleston Southern) -/3Justin Pierce (2 at William & Mary) -/2Cole Anthony 1/1
20-Point Games Season/CareerChristian Keeling (36 at Charleston Southern) -/36Justin Pierce (15 at William & Mary) -/2Cole Anthony 1/1Garrison Brooks -/1
10-Rebound Games Season/CareerJustin Pierce (18 at William & Mary) -/18Christian Keeling (15 at Charleston Southern) -/15Sterling Manley -/3Cole Anthony 1/1Garrison Brooks -/1
Carolina’s Largest Win: 11 vs. Notre Dame (76-65)
Carolina’s Largest Loss:
Carolina’s Largest Lead in a Win: 16 vs. Notre Dame (led 73-57, won 76-65)
Carolina’s Largest Lead in a Loss:
Carolina’s Largest Deficit: 5 vs. Notre Dame (trailed 23-28 and 50-55, won 76-65)
Carolina’s Largest Deficit Overcome to Win: 5 vs. Notre Dame (trailed 23-28 and 50-55, won 76-65)
Carolina’s Largest Halftime Lead:
Carolina’s Largest Halftime Deficit: 1 vs. Notre Dame (trailed 30-31)
Carolina’s Largest Halftime Deficit Overcome to Win: 1 vs. Notre Dame (trailed 30-31, won 76-65)
UNC POINTS PER POSSESSIONHigh/Game: Low/Game: High/Half: Low/Half: UNC’s Average Number of Possessions: Most Possessions: Fewest Possessions:
OPPONENTS POINTS PER POSSESSIONHigh/Game: Low/Game: High/Half: Low/Half: Opponents Average Number of Possessions: Most Possessions: Fewest Possessions:
UNC COACHES’ DEFINITION OF POSSESSIONSField goal attempts (two-pointers and three-pointers) + trips to free throw line for 1&1 or two-shot/three-shot opportunities (note: trips, not number of shot attempts)+ turnovers= total possessions
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED...UNCWon by 30 on the road: 38– UNC 95, Wake Forest 57, 2/16/19Won by 40 on the road: 49– UNC 116, Elon 67, 11/9/18Won by 30 at a neutral site: 39–UNC 103, Texas Southern 64, 3/17/17 in Green-ville, S.C.Won by 40 at a neutral site: 43– UNC 104, Chaminade 61, 11/21/16 in MauiWon by 50: 50– UNC 108, Tennessee Tech 58, 11/16/18Won by more than 50: 51– UNC 107, NC State 56, 1/8/17Won by 60: 68– UNC 116, UNC Asheville 48, 11/30/08Lost by 20 at home: 21– Louisville 83, UNC 62, 1/12/19Lost by 25 at home: 29– Duke 87, UNC 58, 1/31/02Lost by 30: 33– Florida State 90, UNC 57, 1/14/12Lost by 30 at home: 35– Duke 104, UNC 69, 2/29/64Played overtime: beat Miami, 88-85, 2/9/19Played 2 OT: beat Clemson, 103-93, 2/10/08Played 3 OT: lost to Wake Forest, 114-119, 12/20/03Played 4 OT: won at Tulane, 113-106, 2/14/76Played as the No. 1 team in AP poll: lost at Northern Iowa, 67-71, 11/21/15Beat AP No. 1: won at Duke, 88-72, 2/20/19Lost to AP No. 1: vs. Virginia, 63-71, 3/10/18 in BrooklynBeat AP Top-10 opponent by 20 points: beat #10 Virginia Tech, 103-82, 1/21/19Lost to unranked opponent as AP-ranked team: #12 UNC lost to Louisville, 62-83, 1/12/19Lost to unranked opponent as Top-5 AP-ranked team: #5 UNC lost to Wofford, 75-79, 12/20/17 Lost to unranked opponent as Top-10 AP-ranked team: #7 UNC lost to Texas, 89-92, 11/22/18 in Las Vegas
CAROLINA SCORING30 points: 34 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019Consecutive games with 30 points: Antawn Jamison (35 vs. Duke, 2/5/98; 31 at Georgia Tech, 2/8/98)30 points/consecutive games by different players: 31 by Luke Maye vs. NC State, 2/5/19; 33 by Coby White vs. Miami, 2/9/1935 points: Brice Johnson (39) at Florida State, 1/4/1640 points: Harrison Barnes (40) vs. Clemson, 3/12/11 in Greensboro20 points/1st half: Coby White (20) vs. Texas, 11/22/18 in Las Vegas20 points/2nd half: Cole Anthony (23) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019 25 points/half: Joel Berry II (25) 2nd half vs. Miami, 2/27/18More than 25 points/half: Luke Maye (27 in 2nd half) at NC State, 2/10/1825 points after halftime: Coby White (25– 23 in 2nd, 2 in OT) vs. Miami, 2/9/1930 points after halftime: Marcus Paige (31– 21 in 2nd, 10 in OT) at NC State, 2/26/1410 points in OT: 11 by Marcus Paige at NC State, 2/26/14Two players scored 25: Luke Maye (30) and Cameron Johnson (26) at Duke, 2/20/19Two players scored 30: Brice Johnson (39), Marcus Paige (30) at Florida State, 1/4/16Three players scored 20: Joel Berry II (26), Isaiah Hicks (22), Justin Jackson (22) vs. Florida State, 1/14/1725 points/two straight games: Coby White (34 vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19; 28 at Clem-son, 3/2/19)25 points/two straight road games: Cameron Johnson (27 at Wake Forest, 2/16/19; 26 at Duke, 2/20/19)25 points/three straight games: Tyler Hansbrough (32 at NC State, 2/20/08; 29 vs. Wake Forest, 2/24/08; 25 at Boston College, 3/1/08)Players on both teams scored 30 points: 30 by Luke Maye, 33 by RJ Barrett at Duke, 2/20/19Out-scored opponents in a half: Reggie Bullock (21-20 in 1st) vs. Maryland, 1/19/13Scored UNC’s first 14 points: Kenny Williams at Stanford, 11/20/17Scored 20 points in less than 10 minutes: Kenny Williams in the first 9:03 at Stanford, 11/20/17No starter in double figures: vs. Rutgers, 12/28/10One player in double figures: Theo Pinson (16) vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17Only two players in double figures in a win: Cole Anthony (34) and Garrison Brokks (10) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019Non-starter scored 20 points: Nassir Little (20) vs. Washington, 3/24/19, in Columbus, OhioSix in double figures: vs. Tennessee Tech, 11/16/18Eight in double figures: vs. Saint Francis, 1/2/11Nine in double figures: Kevin Madden (17), Ranzino Smith (17), Warren Martin (15), Steve Bucknall (12), Joe Wolf (10), Steve Hale (10), Brad Daugherty (10), Jeff Lebo (10) & Kenny Smith (10) vs. Manhattan, 12/27/85, in Miami, Fla.UNC scored 100 points/road game: 116 at Elon, 11/9/18UNC scored 100 points/ACC road game: 106 at Florida State, 1/4/16UNC scored 100 points/consecutive ACC games: 114 vs. Wake Forest, 12/20/03 and 103 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/11/04UNC scored 100 points/3 consecutive games: 107 vs. Cleveland State, 12/30/04; 105 vs. William & Mary, 1/2/05; 109 vs. Maryland, 1/8/05UNC scored 100 points/loss: 100 vs. Kentucky, 12/17/16 in Las Vegas
UNC scored 100 points/vs. top 5 AP ranked team: 103 vs. #4 Gonzaga, 12/15/18UNC scored 100 points/vs. top 10 AP ranked team: 103 vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/19Both teams scored 100: Kentucky 103, UNC 100, 12/17/16 in Las VegasUNC scored 50 points/both halves: vs. NC State, 2/5/19 (56 and 57)UNC scored 60 points/half: 63, 1st half at Elon, 11/9/18UNC scored 65 points/half: 65, 2nd half at Florida State, 1/4/16UNC scored 70 points/half: 77, 1st half vs. VMI, 12/17/94UNC scored 50 points/half in a loss: 52 (2nd half) vs. Miami, 2/27/18UNC scored less than 50 points/game: 49 at Virginia, 1/6/18UNC scored less than 20 points/half: 18 (1st) vs. NC State, 2/24/15UNC scored less than 25 points/each half: 23 and 22 vs. Michigan State, 11/26, 17 in Portland, Ore.UNC scored less than 30 points/each half: 28 and 21 at Virginia, 1/6/18UNC scored less than 30 points/half in a win: 29 (2nd) at Notre Dame, 1/13/18UNC scored less than 20 points in one half and 50 in the other: 18 (1st) and 53 (2nd) vs. Butler, 11/20/12, in MauiUNC scored 25 straight points: 25-0 run vs. NC State, 1/12/08 (1st half)UNC scored more than 20 straight points: 22 vs. NC State, 1/8/17UNC scored 20 straight points: vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/19UNC scored 15 or more points to begin game: 18-0 at Wake Forest, 2/16/19UNC scored 10 or more points to end the game: 13-0 vs. Miami in Brooklyn, 3/8/18UNC did not score a field goal in the last 5:00 in a win: none in last 6:47 in a 79-70 win vs. Duke, 3/9/19
CAROLINA FIELD GOAL SHOOTINGMade every FG attempt (min. 10): Jeff McInnis, 10x10 vs. Cincinnati, 12/3/94, in CharlotteMissed every FG attempt (min. 10): Harrison Barnes, 0x12 vs. Minnesota, 11/19/10, in San JuanMade 15 or more consecutive field goals: 16 by Brice Johnson vs. UCLA (11), 12/19/15 in Brooklyn, and Appalachian State (5), 12/21/15 (ties UNC record)UNC shot 70 percent/half: 74.1 (20x27) at Wake Forest, 2/16/19UNC shot 75 percent/half: 78.1 (25x32) at NC State, 2/10/18UNC shot 80 percent/half: 85.7 (24x28), 2nd vs. Old Dominion, 12/1/92UNC shot 60 pct/both halves: 67.9 (19x28), 63.3 (19x30) vs. Tulane, 12/3/17UNC shot 60 percent/game: 62.3 (38x61) at Wake Forest, 2/16/19UNC shot 60 percent/consecutive games: 60.6 (43x71) vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 3/21/08, and 67.7 (44x65) vs. Arkansas, 3/23/08, both in RaleighUNC shot 70 percent/game: 70.9 (39x55) vs. ODU, 11/23/07 in Las VegasUNC shot under 25 percent/half: 23.3 (7x30), 1st vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17 in Portland, Ore.UNC shot under 30 percent/both halves: 23.3 (7x30) and 25.8 (8x31) vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17 in Portland, Ore.UNC shot under 25 percent/game: 24.6 (15x61) vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17 in Portland, Ore. (lowest all-time)UNC shot under 30 percent/game: 29.6 (16x54) at Virginia, 1/6/18UNC shot under 30 percent/half and won: 28.2 (11x39) 2nd half at Duke, 3/5/16UNC shot under 40 percent/game and won: 39.7 (27x68) vs. Notre Dame, 1/15/19UNC shot under 40 percent/both halves and won: 38.7 and 36.7 vs. Davidson, 12/7/16UNC shot 50 percent/game or better and lost: 54.4 (31x57) vs. Miami, 2/27/18UNC shot 50 percent/both halves and lost: 55.2 (16x29) & 53.6 (15x28) vs. Miami, 2/27/18UNC made nine or more consecutive attempts to begin a half: 9 vs. Portland, 11/23/17 in Portland, Ore. (second half)UNC missed 10 or more consecutive attempts to begin a half: 13 vs. Miami in Brooklyn, 3/8/18 (first half)Both teams shot 60 percent in the second half: UNC (78.1, 25x32) and NC State (60.0, 21x35), 2/10/18 in RaleighUNC shot under 30 percent in the first half and over 60 in the second: at Clemson, 1/30/18 (29.4 in the first and 64.3 in the second)
CAROLINA THREE-POINTERSMade 6 consecutive 3FG attempts: Cameron Johnson at Wake Forest, 2/16/19Made 6 three-pointers/half: Coby White (2nd half) vs. Miami, 2/9/19Two players made 6 three-pointers/game: Cameron Johnson and Coby White at Clemson, 3/2/19Made 7 three-pointers/game: Cameron Johnson at Wake Forest, 2/16/19Made 8 three-pointers/game: Rashad McCants vs. Clemson, 3/2/04Made 6 or more in consecutive games: Coby White – 6 vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19; 6 at Clemson, 3/2/19Eight players made a 3FG: at Wake Forest, 2/16/19Player shot 100 percent (min. 5 att.): Joel Berry II (5x5) vs. Duke, 3/4/17UNC made 15: 16 at Wake Forest, 2/16/19UNC attempted 30: 31 vs. Duke, 3/9/19UNC did not make a three-pointer: 0 vs. Princeton, 12/13/97 (781 consecutive games with at least one three-pointer through Notre Dame)
UNC shot 70 percent (min. 20 att.): 72.7 (16x22) vs. Western Carolina, 12/6/17UNC shot 60 percent and lost: 64.7 (11x17) vs. Villanova, 4/4/16 in HoustonUNC shot less than 10 percent: 5.6 (1x18) vs. Michigan State, 11/26/17 in Port-land, Ore. (lowest all-time)Made more 3FGs than 2FGs: vs. Clemson, 1/16/18 (made 15 3FGs and 11 2FGs)Attempted more 3FGs than 2FGs: at Clemson (attempted 33 3FGs and 30 2FGs), 3/2/19Made less than five and won: 2 at Duke, 2/20/19Made 10 or more and lost: 11 vs. Texas, 11/22/18 in Las Vegas
CAROLINA FREE THROWSMade 20 or more: 20 by Tyler Zeller vs. Maryland, 2/29/12Attempted 20 or more: 23 by Tyler Zeller vs. Maryland, 2/29/1210 for 10 or better: 10x10 by Coby White vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19Made 30 or more in a row: 31 by Marcus Paige, 2013-14Missed every attempt (min. 5): Desmond Hubert (0x6) vs. Duke, 2/20/14UNC shot 100 percent: (min. 10 attempts): vs. Wisconsin, 11/23/16 in Maui (12x12)UNC shot 90 percent (min. 20 attempts): vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19 (34x37)UNC shot under 50 percent: 27.3 (3x11) at Wake Forest, 2/16/19UNC made 30 free throws: 34 (attempted 37) vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19UNC made 40 free throws: 41 (attempted 59) vs. Clemson, 1/28/98UNC made less than five FTs: 3 at Wake Forest, 2/16/19UNC missed 20 free throws: 23 (24x47) vs. Texas, 12/18/13UNC missed 25 free throws: 26 (22x48) vs. Belmont, 11/17/13UNC attempted 50 free throws: 50 (made 36) vs. Maryland, 2/15/04UNC attempted less than five FTs: 4 vs. George Mason, 3/19/06, in Dayton, OhioMade more free throws than field goals: vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19 (25 FGs, 34 FTs)Did not attempt a free throw in a half: 1st half vs. Virginia Tech, 1/18/15Did not make a free throw in a half: 1st half at Wake Forest, 2/16/19 (0 for 1)No starter made a free throw: at Wake Forest, 2/16/19
CAROLINA REBOUNDS10 or more by a guard: 11 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201915 in consecutive games: Luke Maye (20 at Boston College, 3/5/19; 16 vs. Duke, 3/9/19)16: Luke Maye vs. Duke, 3/9/1920: by Luke Maye at Boston College, 3/5/19More than 20: 21 by Brice Johnson at Duke, 3/5/1630: by Rusty Clark vs. Maryland, 2/21/6810 offensive: 10 by Kennedy Meeks at Clemson, 1/3/1710 or more in a half: 10 by Luke Maye vs. Duke, 3/9/19 (2nd half)10 or more in both halves: 10 by Luke Maye at Boston College, 3/5/19 (10 in both)Three players in double-figures: Cameron Johnson (11), Luke Maye (11) and Kenny Williams (10) at NC State, 1/8/1910 or more in 15 straight games: John Henson, 2011UNC had 70 rebounds: 72 vs. Nicholls, 12/19/11 UNC had 30 offensive rebounds: 31 vs. Nicholls, 12/19/11UNC had less than five offensive rebounds: 1 vs. Pitt, 2/14/16UNC scored 30 second-chance points: 30 vs. Tennessee Tech, 11/16/18UNC scored 35 second-chance points: 36 vs. Nicholls, 12/19/11UNC scored less than five second-chance points: 1 at Georgia Tech, 1/29/19UNC had a rebound margin of 30 or more: 54-24 vs. Tennessee Tech, 11/16/18UNC had a rebound margin of 35 or more: 58-23 vs. Boston College, 1/9/18
CAROLINA DOUBLE-DOUBLESPoints & rebounds/point guard: Cole Anthony (34 pts/11 reb) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019First game in career: Cole Anthony (34 pts/11 reb) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019In a half: Luke Maye, 1st half at Boston College, 3/5/19 (15/10)Both halves: Brice Johnson at Florida State, 1/4/16 (11/11 in 1st, 28/12 in 2nd)Two in one game: Cameron Johnson (22/12), Luke Maye (17/20) at Boston Col-lege, 3/5/19Three in one game: Cameron Johnson (15/11), Luke Maye (21/11) and Kenny Williams (15/10) at NC State, 1/8/19 (all points/rebounds)Four in one game: Larry Miller (29 pts/10 reb), Charlie Scott (18 pts/14 reb), Rusty Clark (13 pts/13 reb) and Bill Bunting (10 pts/11 reb) vs. Clemson, 2/16/68 in CharlottePoints & rebounds/in 9 consecutive games: John Henson vs. Maryland, at Florida State, Duke, Miami, Clemson, Duke, LIU, Washington and Marquette, 201140 points/20 rebounds: Billy Cunningham (48/25) vs. Tulane, 12/10/6430 points/20 rebounds: Brice Johnson (39/23) at Florida State, 1/4/16 30 points/15 rebounds: Luke Maye (30/15) at Duke, 2/20/1930 points/10 rebounds: Cole Anthony (34 pts/11 reb) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201920 points/20 rebounds: Brice Johnson (39/23) at Florida State, 1/4/1615 points/20 rebounds/5 assists: Luke Maye at Boston College, 3/5/19 (17/20/5)30 points/10 rebounds/5 assists: Cole Anthony (34/11/5) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019Points & assists: Theo Pinson (12/11) vs. Miami, 2/27/18Points & assists/2 consecutive games: Kendall Marshall (11/10) vs. Vermont, 3/16/12, and (18/11) vs. Creighton, 3/18/12, in GreensboroPoints & assists/3 consecutive games: Kendall Marshall (20/10) at Duke, 3/3/12; (13/12) vs. Maryland, 3/9/12; and (12/10) vs. NC State, 3/10/12 in Atlanta
CAROLINA TRIPLE-DOUBLESPts, rebs, assists: Jason Capel (16/11/10 assists) vs. Buffalo, 12/17/00Pts, rebs, blocks: Brendan Haywood (18/14/10 blk) vs. Miami, 12/4/00
CAROLINA ASSISTSMore than 10: Theo Pinson (11) vs. Texas A&M, 3/18/18 in Charlotte10 or more assists in three consecutive games: by Kendall Marshall – 10 at Duke, 3/3/12; 12 vs. Maryland, 3/9/12 in Atlanta; 10 vs. NC State, 3/10/12 in Atlanta15 assists: 16 by Kendall Marshall at Maryland, 2/4/1210 or more assists and no turnovers: Marcus Paige (10/0) vs. Georgia Tech, 2/21/15UNC had 30 or more: 31 vs. Western Carolina, 12/6/17UNC had assists on 90 percent of its field goals: vs. East Tennessee State, 12/8/12 (30 assists on 31 field goals, 96.8 percent)UNC had 5 or fewer: 5 at Maryland, 2/21/09
CAROLINA TURNOVERSCommitted 8 or more: 8 by Marcus Paige at Maryland, 3/6/13UNC committed 15 or more/half: 15 (1st) at Georgia Tech, 2/16/10UNC committed 20 or more/game: 23 at NC State, 1/8/19UNC committed 20 or more and won: 23 at NC State, 1/8/19UNC committed 20 or more and won on the road: 23 at NC State, 1/8/19UNC committed 25 or more/game: 26 at Clemson, 1/13/10UNC committed less than 5: 2 vs. Duke, 2/8/18 (tied school record)Opponent scored 0 points off UNC turnovers: 0 by Fairfield, 11/15/15 (UNC had 10 turnovers)Opponent scored 1 point off UNC turnovers: by Duke, 2/8/18 (two UNC turnovers)Opponent scored less than five points off UNC turnovers: 4 by Florida State, 2/23/19Opponent scored 25 points off UNC turnovers: 29 by Gonzaga (off 23 UNC turn-overs), 12/15/18Opponent scored 30 points off UNC turnovers: 31 by Texas (off 17 UNC turnovers), 11/22/18 in Las Vegas
CAROLINA BLOCKED SHOTS5 blocks: 8 by Brice Johnson vs. Florida Gulf Coast, 3/17/16 in Raleigh10 blocks: 10 by Brendan Haywood vs. Miami (Fla.), 12/4/00UNC blocked 15 shots: 15 vs. Northern Kentucky, 12/27/13
CAROLINA STEALS6 steals: Marcus Paige at Georgia Tech, 3/3/158 steals: Ty Lawson vs. Michigan State, 4/6/09 in DetroitUNC had 15 steals: 16 vs. Tennessee Tech, 11/16/18UNC had 20 steals: 20 vs. UNC Asheville, 12/28/05
CAROLINA MISCELLANEOUS (UNC scores listed first)Led UNC in points, rebounds, assists and blocks: Luke Maye vs. Tulane (22 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks) vs. Tulane, 12/3/17Led UNC in points, rebounds, assists and steals: Cole Anthony (34 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal) vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019Made shot with 0.00 on the clock to win: Tyler Zeller vs. Miami, 3/11/11 in Greensboro (UNC won 61-59)Made shot with less than a second on the clock to win: Luke Maye (0.3 seconds) vs. Kentucky, 3/24/17 in MemphisMade go-ahead shot with less than a minute to play in a win: Joel Berry II with 11 seconds to play vs. Wake Forest, 12/30/17Made two free throws with less than 10 seconds to play to win: Joel Berry II with 7.1 seconds to play to win 69-68 at Notre Dame, 1/13/18Hit a shot from beyond halfcourt: P.J. Hairston vs. Mississippi St, 11/19/12 in MauiPlayed every minute: Raymond Felton at Virginia, 1/11/03Played 50 minutes: Jawad Williams (50) vs. Wake Forest, 12/20/03UNC rallied from 10 points down in the second half to win: trailed Louisville by 13 (50-63) with 8:25 to play and won, 72-71, 1/10/15UNC rallied from 10 points down in the second half to win consecutive games: trailed Miami 34-53 (-19) with 9:51 to play and won, 61-59, 3/11/11 in Greensboro; trailed Clemson 30-41 (-11) with 17:23 to play and won, 92-87, in overtime, 3/12/11 in GreensboroUNC rallied from 20 points down to win: trailed Georgia Tech, 30-50 with four minutes left in the first half and won, 82-75, 2/15/06UNC rallied from 20 points down to lead: trailed Georgia Tech, 9-29, with 8:04 to play in first half and took the lead four times in second half, but lost 71-73, 1/16/10Four-point play: Cameron Johnson at Boston College, 3/5/19UNC did not score a fastbreak point: at Louisville, 2/17/18UNC scored 25 fastbreak points: 27 vs. Louisville, 3/14/19 in CharlotteUNC led by 30 at the half: UNC 56, NC State 23 (33 points), 1/8/17Committed 30 personal fouls: 33 at Louisville, 1/31/15
OPPONENTS SCORING40 points: 47 by Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16 in Las Vegas30 points: 31 by Zion Williamson, Duke, 3/15/19 in Charlotte30 points in consecutive games: Xavier Rathan-Mayes, Florida State (35 at UNC, 1/24/15, and 30 in Tallahassee, 1/4/16)30 points twice in a season: Nolan Smith, Duke (34 at Duke, 2/9/11; 30 at UNC, 3/5/11)20 points in three games in one season: Luke Kennard, Duke (20, 28 and 20), 2017Two players with 25: 33 by RJ Barrett, 27 by Cam Reddish at Duke, 2/20/19Three players with 20: Allerik Freeman (29), Torin Dorn (20) and Markell Johnson (20), NC State, 1/27/18Four players with 20: Damion James (25), Dexter Pittman (23), J’Covan Brown (21) and Avery Bradley (20), Texas, 12/19/09 in Arlington, Texas25 points in a half: 27 in first half by Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16 in Las Vegas20 points/1st half: 21 by Ky Bowman at Boston College, 1/21/1720 points/2nd half: 23 by Tyus Battle, Syracuse, 2/26/1920 points in both halves: 27 and 20 by Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16 in Las VegasNon-starter scored 30 points: 33 by Brent Arrington, Miss. Valley St., 11/20/11Non-starter scored 25 points: 29 by Allerik Freeman (29), NC State, 1/27/18Non-starter scored 20 points: 21 by Braxton Beverly at NC State, 1/8/19No players in double figures: at Evansville, 12/8/10One player in double figures: 17 by Jayken Hoard at Wake Forest, 2/16/19No starter in double figures: at Wake Forest, 2/16/19Only four players scored: by Duke in Brooklyn, 3/9/18Bench scored zero points: by Duke in Brooklyn, 3/9/18Six players in double figures: by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.Seven players in double figures: by Wake Forest, 12/20/03 (triple overtime)Scored 100 points: 103 by Kentucky, 12/17/16 in Las VegasScored 90 points in a loss: 96 by NC State, 2/5/19Scored less than 50 points: 41 by Virginia, 2/18/17Scored less than 60 points in a win: 53 at Virginia, 2/27/17 (UVA 53, UNC 43)Scored 60 points in a half: 61, 2nd by East Carolina, 12/15/12Scored less than 15 points in a half: 14 by UNCG (1st half), 12/7/13Scored less than 20 points in a half: 19 (2nd half) by Virginia, 2/18/17Scored less than 25 points in both halves: 22 and 19 by Virginia, 2/18/17Scored 50 points in a half in a UNC win: 56, 2nd half by NC State, 2/5/19Scored less than 30 points in a half in a win over UNC: 29, 2nd half at Duke, 3/3/18Scored less than 30 points in both halves in a win over UNC: 27 and 26 at Virgin-ia, 2/27/17
OPPONENTS FIELD GOAL SHOOTINGPlayer made 10 field goals: 13 by Zion Williamson, Duke, 3/15/19 in CharlottePlayer missed every shot (min. 10): Brandon Childress at Wake Forest, 2/16/19 (0x12)Made 15 or fewer field goals: 15 by Virginia, 2/18/17Two players made 10 field goals: 11 by RJ Barrett, 10 by Cam Reddish at Duke, 2/20/19 Two players attempted 20 field goals: 27 by RJ Barrett, 23 by Cam Reddish, Duke, 3/9/19Player attempted 25 field goals: 27 by RJ Barrett, Duke, 3/9/19Made its first seven field goal attempts to begin a game: Louisville, 1/12/19Made its first eight field goal attempts to begin a game: Michigan, 11/29/17Made 10 consecutive attempts: Duke, 2/8/18Made 15 consecutive attempts: Clemson (in second half), 1/16/18Missed its first seven field goal attempts to begin a game: at Wake Forest, 2/16/19Missed 15 consecutive attempts: at Pittsburgh (in first half), 1/5/1950 percent/both halves: 56.5 (13x23) and 50.0 (11x22) by Virginia, 2/11/1950 percent/both halves and lost: 50.0 (17x34) and 50.0 (20x40) by NC State, 2/5/19Better than 55 percent/game and lost: 55.6 (30x54) by Pitt, 1/31/1760 percent/half: 64.3 (18x28) 2nd half by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.60 percent/both halves: 61.3 (19x31) & 69.2 (18x26) at Pitt, 2/14/1560 percent/game: 64.9 (37x57) at Pitt, 2/14/1565 percent/half: 65.4 (17x26), 1st half by Tennessee, 12/11/1670 percent/half: 76.5 (13x17), 2nd half at NC State, 2/3/0770 percent/game: 71.7 (33x46) by Duke, 2/29/80, in Greensboro, N.C.Under 20 percent/half: 16.1 (5x31), 2nd half at Elon, 11/9/18Under 25 percent/half and won: 24.2 (8x33), 2nd half by Iowa, 12/3/14Under 30 percent/both halves: 23.3 (7x30) & 27.8 (10x36) by Evansville, 12/6/11Under 30 percent/game: 29.9 (20x67) by Davidson, 12/29/18Under 35 percent/game and won: 32.2 (19x59) at Virginia, 2/27/17Under 40 percent/game and won: 39.3 (24x61) at Clemson, 1/30/18Under 30 percent in first half and better than 60 percent in second half: 25.0 (10x40) and 65.4 (17x26) by NC State, 2/1/1450 percent in first half and under 20 percent in second half: 57.1 (16x28) in first
LAST TIME ... FRESHMEN/OPPONENTSLAST TIME A TAR HEEL FRESHMAN
Led Carolina in Points, Rebounds, Assists and Steals: Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 2019 (34-11-5-1)20 Points/Half: 23 (2nd) by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201920 Points/Consecutive Games: Coby White– 34 vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19; 28 at Clemson, 3/2/1925 Points/Consecutive Games: Coby White– 34 vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19; 28 at Clemson, 3/2/1920 Points/Three Consecutive Games: Harrison Barnes– 24 vs. LIU, 3/18/11 in Charlotte^; 22 vs. Washington, 3/20/11 in Charlotte^; 20 vs. Marquette, 3/25/11 in Newark^30 Points: 34 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201940 Points: 40 by Harrison Barnes vs. Clemson, 3/12/11 in Greensboro*20 Points/Non-Starter: 23 by Nassir Little vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/1920 Points/Two Freshmen: Coby White (27) and Nassir Little (23) vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/1950 Combined Points/Two Freshmen: Coby White (27) and Nassir Little (23) vs. Virginia Tech, 1/21/19Three in Double Figures: Harrison Barnes (14), Reggie Bullock (12), Kendall Marshall (10) vs. Lipscomb, 11/12/2010 Four in Double Figures: Ty Lawson (18), Wayne Ellington (14), Deon Thompson (14), Alex Stepheson (10) at Arizona, 1/27/200712 Field Goals: Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201913 Field Goals: Tyler Hansbrough vs. Georgia Tech, 2/15/0614 Field Goals: Antawn Jamison at Maryland,1/6/9615 Field Goals: J.R. Reid vs. Notre Dame, 3/19/87 in East Rutherford, N.J.^ Made 5 or More Three-Pointers in Consecutive Games: Coby White – 6 vs. Syra-cuse, 2/26/19; 6 at Clemson, 3/2/196 Three-Pointers: Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 20197 Three-Pointers: Coby White vs. Miami, 2/9/198 Three-Pointers: Raymond Felton at NC State, 1/26/0310 Free Throws: 10 by Coby White vs. SyracuseMore than 10 Free Throws: 14 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. Georgia Tech, 2/15/0615 Free Throws: Phil Ford vs. Clemson, 3/7/75 in Greensboro^100% Free Throws (10 attempts): 10x10 by Coby White vs. Syracuse, 2/26/19100% Free Throws (more than 10 attempts): 14x14 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. NC State, 1/7/0610 or More Rebounds: 11 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201913 Rebounds: 13 by Tony Bradley vs. Tennessee, 12/11/1615 or More Rebounds: 16 by Harrison Barnes vs. LIU, 3/18/11 in Charlotte^20 Rebounds: by Antawn Jamison at Virginia, 1/17/9610 Assists: by Marcus Paige vs. Florida State, 3/15/13 in Greensboro*More Than 10 Assists: 14 by Kendall Marshall vs. Washington, 3/20/11 in Charlotte^15 or More Assists: 16 by Kendall Marshall vs. Florida State, 2/6/11Points/Rebounds Double-Double: 34 and 11 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201930 Points/10 Rebounds: 34/11 by Cole Anthony vs. Notre Dame, Nov. 6, 201940 Points/10 Rebounds: 40/10 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. Georgia Tech, 2/15/06Points/Assists Double-Double: 13 points/14 assists by Kendall Marshall vs. Wash-ington, 3/20/11 in Charlotte^5 Blocked Shots: by John Henson at Wake Forest, 2/27/10More than 5 Blocked Shots: 6 by Ed Davis at Virginia Tech, 3/4/095 Steals: Marcus Paige vs. Kansas, 3/24/13 in Kansas City, Mo.^More than 5 Steals: 8 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. UNC Asheville, 12/28/05
* ACC Tournament^ NCAA Tournament
half and 16.1 (5x31) in second half at Elon, 11/9/1860 percent in first half and under 40 percent in second half: Tennessee, 12/11/16 (65.4 in first half and 39.3 in second half)
OPPONENTS THREE-POINTERS5 three-pointers in a half: by Ky Bowman at Boston College, 3/5/19 (1st half)7 three-pointers: by Rickey McGill, Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, Ohio8 three-pointers: Malik Monk, Kentucky, 12/17/16 in Las Vegas10 three-pointers: Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame, 11/26/08 in MauiPlayer made 7 of 7: Allerik Freeman, NC State, 1/27/18 (7x7)Player made every attempt (min. 5): John Mooney, Notre Dame, 2/12/18 (6x6)Player missed every attempt (min. 5): Matisse Thybulie, Washington, 3/24/19 in Columbus, Ohio (0x5)Two players made at least 5 three-pointers: 7 by David Schneider and 5 by John-Mark Ludwick, William and Mary, 3/16/10Player attempted 15 3FGs: 16 by Ky Bowman at Boston College, 3/5/19Eight different players made a 3FG: by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.Nine different players made a 3FG: by Michigan, 11/29/17Did not make a three-pointer: 0 by Jacksonville (in 5 attempts), 11/27/90 (1,031 consecutive games with at least one three-pointer through Notre Dame)Made 15 or more: 17 by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.Opponents made 15 or more in consecutive games: 15 by NC State, 1/27/18, and 15 at Clemson, 1/30/18Attempted 40 three-pointers: 41 by Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, OhioShot 60 percent (min. 10 att.): 62.5 (10x16) at Duke, 2/18/15Shot 65 percent (min. 10 att.): 66.7 (8x12) at Illinois, 11/30/10Shot less than 10 percent (min. 10 att.): 6.3 (1x16) at Georgia Tech, 3/3/15Made 10 or more three-pointers and lost: 15 by Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, OhioMade less than five three-pointers and won: 3 at Georgia Tech, 12/31/16Made more three-point field goals than two-point field goals: by Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, Ohio (made 15 three-pointers and seven two-pointers)Attempted more three-point field goals than two-point field goals: by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo. (37 three-point attempts, 29 two-point attempts)
OPPONENTS FREE THROWSMade 15 free throws: 15 by Jerian Grant, Notre Dame, 3/14/15 in GreensboroMade more than 15 free throws: 17 by Zabian Dowdell, Virginia Tech, 2/13/07Attempted 15 free throws: 16 by Trey McGowens at Pitt, 1/5/19Made 10 for 10 or better: 12x12 by Tyler Dorsey, Oregon, 4/1/17 in PhoenixShot 100 percent (min. 10): 100.0 (10x10) by Wake Forest, 2/15/11Shot at least 85 percent, 30 or more attempts: 89.2 (33x37) by Duke, 3/10/17 in BrooklynUnder 30 percent: 27.3 (3x11) by NC State, 1/8/17Under 40 percent: 30.8 (4x13) by Louisville, 2/22/17Under 50 percent and won: 47.1 (8x17) by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.Made 30 or more free throws: 33 by Duke, 3/10/17 in BrooklynMade fewer than five free throws: 4 by Washington, 3/24/19 in Columbus, OhioAttempted 40 or more free throws: 44 at Louisville, 1/31/15 (made 27)Attempted fewer than five free throws: 3 by Virginia, 3/12/16 in Washington, D.C.Missed 20 or more free throws: 20 (21x41) by Pitt, 3/14/14 in GreensboroOnly one player attempted free throws: Jordan Taylor, Wisconsin (3x6), 11/30/11Made more free throws than field goals: at Pitt, 1/5/19 (19 FG, 20 FT)Made five or fewer and won: 5 at Virginia, 1/6/18Did not attempt a free throw in a half: 1st half by Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, OhioDid not make a free throw in a half: 1st half by Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.
OPPONENTS REBOUNDS15 or more rebounds: 17 by Kerry Blackshear, Virginia Tech, 1/21/1919: by John Mooney, Notre Dame, 1/15/1920: 21 by Talib Zanna, Pitt, 3/14/14 in Greensboro10 offensive: 10 by Kerry Blackshear, Virginia Tech, 1/21/19Two players with 15 or more: 15 by Damion James and 15 by Dexter Pittman, Texas, 12/19/09 in Arlington, Texas Three players in double-figures: Joey Lynch-Flohr (11), Artsiom Parakhouski (10) and Eric Hall (10), Radford, 3/19/09 in Greensboro, N.C.Team had 50 rebounds: 50 by Texas A&M, 3/18/18 in Charlotte, N.C.Team had 60 rebounds: 60 by Texas, 12/19/09 in Arlington, TexasTeam had less than 20 rebounds: 15 by Notre Dame, 3/27/16 in PhiladelphiaTeam had 25 offensive rebounds: 29 by Butler, 11/26/14 in the BahamasScored 20 second-chance points: 22 at Clemson, 1/30/18Team had less than five offensive rebounds: 2 by Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, OhioOne player had an offensive rebound: 1 by Andrija Ristanovic, Iona, 3/22/19 in Columbus, OhioScored zero second-chance points: Gonzaga, 12/15/18Scored less than five second-chance points: 4 by Washington, 3/24/19 in Colum-bus, Ohio Outrebounded UNC by 10 or more: 11 by Kentucky (33-44), 12/22/18 in Chicago Outrebounded UNC by 15 or more: 16 by Michigan State (36-52), 11/26/17 in Portland, Ore.Had more offensive rebounds than UNC had defensive: by Butler in the Bahamas, 11/26/14 (Butler 29 offensive, UNC 26 defensive)
OPPONENTS DOUBLE-DOUBLES20 points/15 rebounds: 21/15 by Marvin Bagley III at Duke, 3/3/1830 points/10 rebounds: 31/11 by Zion Williamson Duke, 3/15/19 in CharlottePoints & rebounds w/5 or more assists: 19/17/5 by Kerry Blackshear, Virginia Tech, 1/21/19Points & rebounds w/7 or more assists: 17/10/7 by Dwayne Sutton, Louisville, 1/12/19Points & rebounds w/5 or more blocks: 16/16/5 by Jeff Withey, Kansas, 3/24/13 in Kansas City, Mo. Points & assists: 15/11 by Ty Jerome, Virginia, 2/11/1920 Points/10assists: 20/11 by Markell Johnson, NC State, 1/27/18Three players with double-doubles: Lorenzo Brown (12 pts/12 assists), Richard Howell (13 pts/17 reb) and TJ Warren (10 pts, 10 reb), NC State, 2/23/13Player had three in one season: Marvin Bagley III, Duke, 2018
OPPONENTS TRIPLE DOUBLEGreivis Vasquez at Maryland, 2/21/09 (35 pts/11 reb/10 assists) (first vs. UNC in an ACC game)
OPPONENTS ASSISTS10 or more assists: 11 by Jared Harper, Auburn, 3/29/19 in Kansas City, Mo.12 assists: 12 by Melo Trimble, Maryland, 12/1/1513 assists: 13 by Luke Loucks, Florida State, 3/11/12 in Atlanta15 assists: 17 by Kenny Anderson at Georgia Tech, 2/1/9010 or more assists and no turnovers: Cameron Wright (10 assists) at Pitt, 2/14/15Team with 30 assists: 30 at Pitt, 2/14/15Team had 5 or fewer assists: 5 by Oklahoma State, 11/22/16 in Maui
OPPONENTS TURNOVERSPlayer had 7 turnovers: Frank Howard, 3/7/18 in BrooklynPlayer had 8 turnovers: Ky Bowman at Boston College, 1/21/17Player had 10 turnovers: Evan Turner, Ohio State, 11/19/09 in New York, N.Y.20 or more turnovers and won: 24 by Michigan State, 11/26/17 in Portland, Ore.Committed 25 turnovers: 25 by UNCW, 12/5/18Committed 30 turnovers: 32 by South Carolina State, 11/20/07Committed less than 5 turnovers: 4 by Virginia, 3/10/18 in BrooklynUNC scored 0 points off opponent turnovers: at Notre Dame, 2/6/16 (off two Notre Dame turnovers)UNC scored less than five points off opponent turnovers: 3 vs. Virginia, 3/10/18 in Brooklyn (off four UVA turnovers)UNC scored 30 points off opponent turnovers: 32 at Wake Forest, 2/16/19 (off 20 turnovers)UNC scored 35 points off opponent turnovers: 37 vs. NC State, 1/8/17 (off 26 turn-overs)
OPPONENTS BLOCKS5 blocked shots: 5 by Jon Teske at Michigan, 11/28/186 blocked shots: 6 by Elijah Thomas at Clemson, 1/30/18Team blocked 10 shots: 11 by Ohio State, 12/20/14 in Chicago
OPPONENTS STEALS8 steals: Ashton Hagans, Kentucky, 12/22/18 in ChicagoTeam had 15 steals: 15 at Georgia Tech, 12/31/16 (11 in first half)Team had 20 steals: 20 at Clemson, 1/17/07
OPPONENTS MISCELLANEOUS (UNC scores listed first)Led the team in scoring, rebounds and assists: Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Davidson, 12/29/18 (15 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists)Led the team in scoring, rebounds, assists and steals: Marcquise Reed at Clemson, 1/30/18 (20 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal)Four-point play: Tyus Battle, Syracuse, 2/26/19Hit a game-winning shot at the buzzer: Ja’Quan Newton, Miami, 2/27/18Hit a game-winning with less than a minute to play: Zion Williamson Duke, 3/15/19 in Charlotte (31 seconds)Hit a shot from other side of halfcourt: Louis Dabney, Tulane, 12/16/15, to end first halfTrailed by 10 or more at halftime and won: at Duke, 3/3/18 (UNC led 35-25, lost 64-74)Trailed by 10 or more with less than five minutes to play and won: Duke, 2/18/15 (Duke trailed 77-67 with 3:08 to play, won 90-92 in overtime)Trailed by more than 15 and won: 16 at Northern Iowa (UNI trailed 50-34, won 67-71)Trailed by 20 or more and won: at Florida State, 1/22/04 (FSU trailed 42-18 in first half, won 81-90 in overtime)Trailed by 20 and took the lead: at Virginia Tech (UNC led 36-16, VT took a 59-61 lead, UNC won 75-70)Led Carolina by 15 or more at halftime: 16 at Clemson (28-44), 1/30/18Led Carolina by 20 or more at halftime: 27 at Duke (26-53), 3/6/10Led Carolina by 30 or more: 32 at Indiana (51-83), 11/27/12Led Carolina by 35 or more: 36 at Duke (37-73), 3/6/10Scored 15 straight points: 15-0 run by Texas A&M, 3/18/18 in CharlotteScored first 10 points of game: Miami led 14-0 in Brooklyn, 3/8/18
Last FG - UND 2nd-2:15. UNC 2nd - 2:35.Largest lead - UND by 5 1st - 3:16, UNC by 16 2nd - 4:03UND led for 9:08. UNC led for 29:29. Game was tied for 01:23
Score tied - 2 times.Lead changed - 6 times.
Notre Dame - 65 ● 0-1 (0-1)
North Carolina - 76 ● 1-0 (1-0)
Officials: Roger Ayers, Bert Smith, Ron GrooverTechnical fouls: Notre Dame - NONE North Carolina - NONEAttendance: 21750
Official Basketball Box Score - Final
Notre Dame vs North Carolina11/06/19 Smith Center, Chapel Hill
