Jimmy Black, Roy Williams reflect on UNC basketball’s time at Carmichael

Posted Dec 15, 2019
The flip-card scoreboard, the crazy comebacks, a few thousand fans, Dean Smith, and a list of legendary players. For 21 seasons, North Carolinas men’s basketball program piled up countless memories at Carmichael Auditorium. “It’s just a great, intimate place,” said former UNC guard Jimmy Black, captain of the 1982 national championship team. (Gaston Gazette)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Duke's First-Half Defense Leaves Tar Heels With Nowhere To Go
When making passes through the defense, looking for driving lanes, or trying to get off a good shot, UNC's guards often had nowhere to go...
Sun Feb 2, 2025

Nearly half of bracket projections leave UNC out, Tar Heels fall more in NET rankings
UNC has a lot of work to do 43 days from Selection Sunday, and that’s reflected in the latest bracket projections. The Tar Heels are...
Sun Feb 2, 2025

Is North Carolina serious? What UNC does with basketball coach Hubert Davis will tell us
As University of North Carolina officials assess the state of their basketball program in Hubert Davis’ fourth season, they only need to ask themselves one...
Sun Feb 2, 2025

Lucas: From Here
The only way these two hours inside Cameron Indoor Stadium will be anything more than cruel and unusual punishment will be if UNC discovered anything...
Sun Feb 2, 2025