Menu

Why Jordan remains a 'mythological creature' at 60


changed the game of basketball and sports marketing. He remains a global icon and one of the world’s most famous athletes. At his peak, perhaps only Muhammad Ali and Pele rivaled his impact. His competitiveness is what always stood out. He bristled at failure. He treated losing with disdain and defiance. He just kept competing. (NBC Sports)

Related: , Basketball Recruiting

Harrison Ingram NBA Combine & Mock Draft Update
With the NBA draft combine ending Sunday, let’s look at the latest Harrison Ingram news from the combine and mock drafts. The most recent mock...

Video: Julius Peppers, Ronald Curry Among The ACC's Best Football & Basketball 2-Sport Athletes
Julius Peppers dominated on the football field and was a key part of the Tar Heels 2000 Final Four team. Ronald Curry played 54 games...

Carolina Basketball Scoring History By The Numbers
We continue looking into UNC's fabled basketball history. Today, we look at various scoring marks. Straight numbers as they apply to the progam: Led UNC...

Vince Carter to have No. 15 jersey retired by Brooklyn Nets
The Brooklyn Nets are retiring the No. 15 jersey of former UNC basketball star Vince Carter, the high-flying guard who will be enshrined this year...

Why Jordan remains a 'mythological creature' at 60


© 2005-2024 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.