New Guy? Terry's change was decisive in UNC's win

Posted Dec 5, 2005

Bobby Frasor didn't recognize one of his North Carolina teammates Saturday. Someone who resembled Reyshawn Terry was occupying jersey No. 3. He wasn't playing like Terry had played in the first four games of the season. The player on the floor was Terry, all right. He delivered his best game of his career, scoring 25 points and grabbing seven rebounds as UNC defeated Kentucky 83-79 at Rupp Arena. (Winston-Salem Journal)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Luka Bogavac's Blueprint: Aggressive Play, Short Memory
The lid came off the bucket for Luka Bogavac on Monday, breaking a two-game slump and setting the blueprint for how the first-year Tar Heel...
Tue Dec 23, 2025

Chansky’s Notebook: Performative
East Carolina, literally and figuratively, is not in the Tar Heels’ league. The Pirates walked the plank of UNC's most performative victory that gave the...
Tue Dec 23, 2025

THT Newsletter: Seth Trimble Returns, UNC Football's New OC, CJ Rosser Visits, 4-Star Safety Commits
There’s a lot to cover in this week's newsletter before we log off for the holidays, so let’s dive in. Seth Trimble is back, UNC...
Tue Dec 23, 2025

Henri Veesaar’s 3-point shooting stretches floor, limits of UNC’s offense
With a shooting range that stretches to the mountains of North Carolina, Henri Veesaar’s perimeter threat is becoming lethal. With his feet in the North...
Tue Dec 23, 2025