John Lucas and 'The Gift of Desperation' Ty Lawson Could Receive in Recovery

Posted Jul 24, 2015
John Lucas was young and strong. He was blessed with athletic talent he believed could help him overcome anything. When he was a tennis player, he was an All-American. When he was a basketball player, he was the first pick of the NBA draft. And when he drank, he competed, determined to be the last man standing. (Bleacher Report)

Related: Basketball, Tar Heels in the NBA

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - ACC slashes conference basketball games to 18, implications for UNC
UNC Basketball and its ACC rivals will now play just 18 conference games instead of 20 as the conference aims to boost NCAA Tournament bids...
Thu May 8, 2025

Chansky’s Notebook: Deja Blue?
The Tar Heels have flipped their problem from last season, when they had too many guards and not enough big men, which resulted in one...
Thu May 8, 2025

UNC to play 13 nonconference games under new 18-game men’s basketball schedule
The ACC has approved reducing the men’s basketball conference schedule from 20 to 18 games. North Carolina and N.C. State could play only once in...
Thu May 8, 2025

Ranking The Top 2 UNC Basketball Teams In Each Decade: 1960s
The 1967-68 North Carolina men's basketball team was truly outstanding in every way and was Dean Smith’s first team that approached greatness. They scored 86...
Thu May 8, 2025