Five most dominant high school athletes in North Carolina history
Posted Mar 24, 2019
Julius Peppers, Southern Nash (Bailey), 1998: Peppers was an All-American defensive lineman at Southern Nash and rushed for 3,501 yards as a running back. In basketball, Peppers was all-conference four years and helped the track team win the state meet. Michael Jordan, E.A. Laney (Wilmington), 1981: Regarded as the greatest player in NBA history.
(Max Preps)
Related: Basketball, Tar Heels in the NBA
Five Questions With Derek Dixon: 'We're Only Promised One More Game'Lost amongst the disappointment that has come alongside North Carolina’s last two games, has been the upward trend of Derek Dixon. The Tar Heels’ freshman...
Sat Mar 14, 2026Tar Heels' Late Rally vs. Clemson Offers Blueprint for March
Following the Tar Heels' loss to Clemson, each player echoed a similar sentiment: the final run, although they came up short, was ignited by UNC's...
Sat Mar 14, 2026
Don’t ever forget Doug Moe
Doug Moe was a star at Brooklyn's historic Erasmus Hall High School, a two-time All American at UNC, where he played from 1958-61 and, as...
Sat Mar 14, 2026
Two shocking stats perfectly capture the inconsistency of the Hubert Davis era
The Hubert Davis era has been nothing more than a roller coaster. Now five years into his tenure as the head coach of the UNC...
Sat Mar 14, 2026