North Carolina free throw that would have tied game vs. Duke waved off as historic comeback falls short
North Carolina's furious comeback against Duke in the ACC Tournament semifinals came up short after Jae'lyn Withers committed a lane violation on teammate Ven-Allen Lubin's successful second free throw attempt — which had it counted, would've tied the game at 72 with seconds remaining.
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Dunlap football recruit takes unofficial visit to North Carolina and coach Bill BelichickThe Dunlap four-star prospect made an unofficial visit to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, over the weekend of March 8-9. Sutter ...
Duke has managed to recapture the aura of invincibility it once carried around everywhere. The Blue Devils can’t let that ...
Ahead of the 2025 NCAA tournament, let's revisit every No. 1 seed throughout the tournament's history. This list dates back to 1979, which is when full seeding began. 1979: Indiana State, North ...
A panel from North Carolina’s intermediate-level appeals court will hear arguments next week about a still-unsettled November ...
Duke played down a man — or two — for most of February and the first two games of March. For the final regular-season game at ...
No. 7 seed Illinois (21-11) and No. 2 seed Maryland (24-7) will meet in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament on Friday ...
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New North Carolina Democratic Gov. Josh Stein gave his first address to a joint General Assembly session Wednesday night, ...
The Tar Heels put on one of their best defensive performances of the season as they look to keep winning and reach the NCAA ...
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