Tar Heels find points and options aplenty with top-ranked offense

Posted Jan 2, 2016
North Carolina, which plays host to Georgia Tech today, ranks No. 1 nationally in offensive efficiency according to advanced statistical ratings — an elite status further illustrated by forward Kennedy Meeks’ five-game absence (bruised bone in his left knee) and Brice Johnson’s struggles Wednesday night against Clemson. (Burlington Times News)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

UNC Basketball rebounds from tough offseason a year ago with quick, big transfer-portal action
North Carolina Basketball went from making missteps and misses during the previous offseason to big and quick steps by Coach Hubert Davis and General Manager...
Thu Apr 17, 2025

Cole Anthony had awesome reaction to helping the Magic book their playoff spot
After the season he's had, you've got to feel pretty dang good for former UNC star guard Cole Anthony. The former 5-star UNC signee has...
Thu Apr 17, 2025

"Stubborn" Coby White credits his faith for his growth as he leads Bulls into Play-In
Coby White long has been the mensch, devoted to his family, a young man of deep faith, a popular and unselfish teammate, committed to an...
Wed Apr 16, 2025

UNC Basketball Moves Up In ESPN Way-Too-Early Top 25
20. North Carolina Tar Heels; Previous ranking: 25; Coach Hubert Davis landed one of the best big men in the portal in Arizona transfer Henri...
Wed Apr 16, 2025