Menu

Was Charlie Scott Snubbed for ACC Player of the Year in 1969 and '70?


is one of the 10 best players in UNC Basketball history, and likely merits the added distinction of being the most important as UNC's first black scholarship athlete. Yet he failed to win ACC Player of the Year in either of his exceptional seasons, losing to South Carolina’s John Roche in 1969 and 1970. Was he snubbed? Let’s examine. (Inside Carolina)

Related: , Basketball Recruiting

Joel Berry on being the head coach at North Carolina: "You'd better come ready"
"You'd better come ready." Joel Berry knows the expectations that come with being part of the UNC basketball program in any capacity. Regardless of one's...

Caleb Wilson Named To Dick Vitale's All-Rolls Royce, Diaper Dandy teams for 2025-26
Caleb Wilson was the Tar Heels' do-it-all maestro, a long, fluid forward who made them look like a million bucks. He filled the stat sheet...

Dusty May, Nate Oats Asked About UNC Job, Blueblood Programs
No reporter directly asked Michigan basketball coach Dusty May about the UNC job, but rather what drew him to Ann Arbor and what makes the...

How Hornets' Coby White is leaving mark on and off basketball court
Settling in hasn’t taken long for one of the newest members of the streaking Charlotte Hornets. Quite the opposite. Even before scoring a season-high 27...

Was Charlie Scott Snubbed for ACC Player of the Year in 1969 and '70?