We all have our own ideas and opinions about who might or will reclass....

Unless it's basketball or football, I realize other sports don't bring in the money but the talks about leaving the ACC stink for the other sports.

The ACC had been on a roll. UNCs national title in women's tennis yesterday was the 6th national title for the ACC this year (with several other opportunities to come) and 13th in a 2 year span.

What’s up Tar Heel fans!

With all the insane talk of media rights and realignment, we thought it was time to break it up and have a little fun. In celebration of being 100 days from the start of an historic UNC season, we're launching this exciting Tar Heel FanBox giveaway.

Are you a Drake Maye Fan? (dumb question, right)...well, it’s officially time to start the "Heisman" hype train!

On the 100th day before toe meets leather (in just 5 days), ONE lucky THI member will walk away with this exclusive Tar Heel “Heisman” box featuring the man himself totaling OVER $450 in value!

...and guess what…you could be one of them (Enter to win right here.)



This is a SPECIAL, “limited-edition” release. That means, we’re including THREE autographed Drake Maye collectibles PLUS an “Ultra-Rare,” print signed by Tyler Hansbrough (2009 UNC championship)!

…and there's other special prizes and player-endorsed collectibles you don't want to miss out on!

In total, the lucky winner will walk away with SIX autographed collectibles:

* Autographed Trading Cards: (1) Drake Maye + (2) RJ Davis
* Autographed Prints: (3) Drake Maye + (4) Tyler Hansbrough
* Autographed Posters: (5) Drake Maye + (6) Armando Bacot

All you have to do is enter to win! Say it, with me..."WHY NOT ME?!?" Press your luck...it costs you nothing. Join in, have some fun, and we'll announce a winner on May 26th!

Good luck Tar Heels!

Terry at FanBox

No Bull. Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and Viola Davis, "Air" tells the story of how Nike wooed Michael Jordan into signing a sneaker deal, producing the Air Jordan line of sneakers (and making David Falk look like a madman in the process). The movie was released to critical acclaim — but it was noticeably absent of its critically acclaimed subject. (Sporting News)

I haven't seen this book discussed here. I'm listening to it now (read by the Jet himself) and have finished the introduction, the chapters on MJ, his HS coach, DES and Bill Russell. Lots of interesting insights and illuminating observations about growing up black in a white world. I didn't know he cracked loose the growth plate in his knee when in HS and had to have surgical repair. The stories about the 4 mentioned are things I had not heard before. Comments on Charles Barkley were interesting. Anyhow, anyone else reading this book? PS, I'd love to see AJ or someone on this site get an interview/podcast with Kenny Smith.