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The History Between North Carolina and Kansas Runs Deep


The Tar Heels and Jayhawks are so interwoven in their basketball DNA that it’s remarkable to think their meeting in Lawrence on Friday will be just the second ever in either program’s home building. In 1960, UNC went into Allen Fieldhouse and beat the Jayhawks, otherwise the other 11 meetings between the programs have come on neutral courts. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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The History Between North Carolina and Kansas Runs Deep


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