Four positive trends for No. 8 UNC after starting ACC play 2–0
Posted Jan 3, 2024
North Carolina’s defensive intensity keeps getting better, as they held the Pittsburgh Panthers to a season-low 36.5% shooting, the lowest by an opponent since Notre Dame shot 33.3% last season. Holding Blake Hinson, the Panthers’ leading scorer, to 11 points on 4 of 16 shooting — mostly thanks to Harrison Ingram’s defense — was impressive.
(Tar Heel Tribune)
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