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NYC 1960s: Incubator of World’s Best Basketball Players


UNC's first Black scholarship player was Harlem-reared , the future Hall of Famer who attended Manhattan’s Stuyvesant High School before transferring to Laurinburg Institute in North Carolina. Several other NYC players, including , Brooklyn’s Erasmus Hall High School, ’61, were among the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players. (KMJ Now)

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Box Score: Cal 84, North Carolina 78
View the complete box score from the No. 14 North Carolina Tar Heels' 84-78 ACC road loss to the Cal Golden Bears on Saturday afternoon...

Video: Hubert Davis Post-Cal Press Conference
North Carolina head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis speaks with the media following the No. 14 Tar Heels' 84-78 loss to the Cal Golden Bears...

Video: Cal Basketball Post-UNC Press Conference
California head men's basketball coach Mark Madsen joins players John Camden and Dai Dai Ames in speaking with the media following the Golden Bears' 84-78...

Lucas: UNC vs. Cal Rapid Reactions
There were two parts of the game: the first 30 minutes, when UNC didn't play nearly hard or well enough to win the game. And...

NYC 1960s: Incubator of World’s Best Basketball Players