How UNC used Spain pick-and-roll to sink Michigan

Posted Dec 2, 2021
In the second half, Hubert Davis dialed up a series of plays from North Carolina's Spain pick-and-roll action. UNC executed and pushed a 10-point lead to 15 in a span of 90 seconds. "Spain" pick-and-roll is a stack ball-screen formation that includes an off-ball back screen for the player who set the initial screen. It’s also nothing new around these parts. (ACC Sports Journal)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - 6 Overreactions After UNC Basketball Preseason Exhibition
UNC Basketball showcased surprising depth in an 18-point win over USC, with Jarin Stevenson turning heads. Despite quiet nights from Matt Able and Terrence Brown,...
Tue Oct 13, 2026

Quiet off the basketball court, Maxi Adams unleashes fury on court
Maximo Adams likes to start game days in a quiet place. With headphones on, calming music and a little meditation, the North Carolina freshman tries...
Tue Oct 13, 2026

UNC among 10 key men's college basketball non-conference matchups to watch in November
Georgia at North Carolina: The first true test of the Michael Malone era at UNC comes in the form of Mike White's sneaky good Bulldogs...
Tue Oct 13, 2026

No Doubt About it, Isaiah Denis' Performance was Personal
Hampered by a pinky injury that slowed his development and assimilation with the team last season, Isaiah Denis was healthy weeks into the season, but...
Tue Oct 13, 2026