UNC can’t recover from historically bad first half at Miami

Posted Jan 18, 2022
UNC hoped the phrase “historically bad” would have been retired after the Tar Heels’ losing season of two years ago but they made it sadly relevant at Coral Gables, Fla., on Tuesday night. As UNC tried to forget the nightmare losses to Tennessee and Kentucky, the Tar Heels added another forgettable effort in an 85–57 loss against a red-hot Miami team. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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