Menu

Eric Montross on Recognizing His White Privilege and Fighting Against Racial Injustice


is one of Dean's boys. It's a title proudly worn and said by many players from 's coaching era. When Coach Smith's name is spoken, the words 'champion' or 'one of college basketball winningest coach' isn't the first thing spoken. It's the words of 'change' 'humility,' 'sacrifice,' 'teamwork' and 'humanity' that precede his accomplishments. (All Tar Heels)

Related: , Basketball Recruiting

What Was UNC's Offensive Plan Late At Cal?
North Carolina had California quickly backing toward the ropes with seemingly nowhere to go late in Saturday's game at Haas Pavilion. Down by 20 points...

Hubert Davis on Caleb Wilson's droughts, Seth Trimble's late shots, the press, and more
Hubert Davis on Caleb Wilson getting just four or fewer shots over the final 15 minutes in each of the last four games: "Well, those...

Longtime Fans Reflect On 500 Smith Center Wins
Here, we reflect on four unforgettable Smith Center wins, memories shared by fans who witnessed nearly all of them; games that brought exhilaration to a...

North Carolina's basketball season is wobbling, and the spotlight is back on Hubert Davis
The Tar Heels’ terrible defensive play isn’t going to get any better soon, especially with North Carolina yet to reach the heart of ACC play...

Eric Montross on Recognizing His White Privilege and Fighting Against Racial Injustice