So now we get to worry about whether Mack will find a way to bring in another weak assistant. As the TEs have looked good as a group, a weak TE coach would really hurt the offense.

10 Things that exude perfection in their respective categories

Movie: Godfather 1
Car: ‘69 camaro
Food item: Charcoal grilled ribeye steak
Tv show: Sopranos
Non alcoholic bev: Ice cold whole milk
Fast food: Bojangles Cajun biscuit with cheese
Dessert: Hot cherry pie with vanilla ice cream
Gash: Scarlett johansson
Alcoholic bev: top shelf margarita
Album: Boston

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Traveling for an out of town wedding this weekend but UNC leads ECU 1-0 thru 6 complete so far

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Brandon and I are on press row and Kevin is shooting from the baseline.

Absolutely huge game for the Heels, looking forward to seeing how this goes.

Still hearing from a lot of the so call experts stating that the ACC is down this year, perhaps so. Maybe not so much the league in general but Carolina, and Duke are not at their normal statue within the league. Posted earlier in the season that the league champion would probably have at least 5 loses, based upon parity within the league. At the time figured it would be Carolina or Duke, never visualize Pitt, Miami or Clemson being in that group. Forgot to mention Virginia which they almost are always there with their defense and style of play. Once the season concludes and the start of the ACC tournament, truly believe there will be a Darkhorse winner this season as well, which VT was last season.

The so call experts are predicting 6 teams from the ACC that will be invited to the NCAA tournament, my gut thoughts are 7, and an outside chance of 8. But what the heck do the fan know, huh?

I was perusing some stats and found an interesting bright spot with this team. They are shooting remarkably well inside the arc this season. The team is shooting 51.4%, and Armando Bacot is certainly a big reason for that. Bacot is currently shooting 57.0% from inside the arc, 0.1% less than Tyler Hansbrough's freshman year, and higher than any of Hansbrough's subsequent seasons as a Heel. Here is how each team has shot inside the arc since 1996:
Bold = Final Four teams

As you can see, this team's performance is only eclipsed by the Final Four teams, as well as 1996, 2001, 2006, and 2007. It is right on par with the 2009 and 2017 National Championship teams, and it ranks 13th out of the last 28 seasons.

CHAPEL HILL—ESPN's College GameDay, the network's flagship college basketball studio show, will originate from the Smith Center for the March 4 game between North Carolina and Duke, the network announced on Sunday.

Host Rece Davis and analysts Jay Bilas, LaPhonso Ellis and Seth Greenberg will be live from the Dean E. Smith Center for the show, which will begin at 11 a.m.Bilas will call the game that evening with broadcast partner Dan Shulman. The 260th all-time Carolina-Duke game tips at 6:30 p.m. ET on ESPN

Fans are encouraged to attend GameDay. Smith Center doors will open at 9:30 a.m. UNC students should use Entrance C to the arena and the general public should use Entrance D. Admission for this event is free, and seating is general admission in Sections 104-114.

Fans are encouraged to bring signs to GameDay. Signs with religious/political references, competitive/commercial brand references, personal/promotional hashtags and profanity will NOT be permitted. UNC will provide sign-making stations outside Entrances C and D of the Smith Center.

Public parking for GameDay will be available in the non-reserved sections of the Manning (middle and bottom tiers) and Bowles Lots adjacent to the Smith Center. Disability parking will be available in the Williamson Lot off of Skipper Bowles Drive. All lots must be cleared by 1 p.m. for game preparations.

UNC will be hosting the show from the Smith Center for the 11th time.

Follow @goheels and @unc_basketball for updates throughout the week as the game approaches.

GameDay in Chapel Hill History

Jan. 20, 2007 – UNC 77, Georgia Tech 61

Jan. 17, 2009 – UNC 82, Miami 65

March 9, 2013 – UNC 53, Duke 69

March 7, 2015 – UNC 77, Duke 84

Feb. 18, 2017 – UNC 65, Virginia 41

March 4, 2017 – UNC 90, Duke 83

Feb. 8, 2018 – UNC 82, Duke 78

March 9, 2019 – UNC 79, Duke 70

Feb. 8, 2020 – UNC 96, Duke 98 OT

Jan. 29, 2022 – UNC 64, Duke 87

Is this another stat as ridiculous as NET rankings?

Pete Nance vs Uva
22 POINTS 7-10 FG 4-4 3's 4-4 FTs 2 RBs 2 ASST 2 TO's 34 MIN

-5 score 🙁

During the last game (I think) Cory Alexander confessed that he decided he needed to downgrade the ACC to the 2nd best conference in the nation, after the Big 12.

Who is he kidding?

Pomeroy rates the ACC an embarrassing SEVENTH in the nation. Here's the list. The numbers are P's ratings, so you can see how close to or far from the other conferences we are.

Obviously you can quibble with the numbers and rankings on various grounds. But we are so far off track that it hardly matters. Who wants to waste the effort explaining how we are really only 5th in the nation?

18.53 - Big 12

15.04 - Big Ten

13.32 - Big East
13.20 - Southeastern

11.48 - PAC 12

9.62 - Mountain West
9.05 - ACC

6.53 - AAC

What a win for the Lady Tarheels.

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