Neither rain, nor wind, nor setting sun to stay Heels
Posted Nov 10, 2011
In the midst of all the excitement surrounding UNC’s season opener Friday against Michigan State (7 p.m., ESPN), which will be the first college basketball game to take place on an aircraft carrier, even the players themselves are wondering how the outdoor conditions — wind, cold, the setting sun — will affect the actual game. “I have so many questions about it,” said Kendall Marshall, who said he has never even been on a boat before.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting
Caleb Wilson out with fracture in left handCaleb Wilson has a fracture in his left hand, an injury that he suffered in the first half of Tuesday’s loss at Miami. Initial X-rays...
Thu Feb 12, 2026Remembering Mike Cooke: Witness to Greatness
Mike Cooke fondly remembers Frank McGuire’s swagger. It was on full display when the former UNC Basketball coach entered his parents’ home in 1959. Cooke...
Thu Feb 12, 2026
Caleb Wilson in Context
Caleb Wilson has some Michael Jordan in him, where he finds reasons to be motivated. It can just be something small, but he’ll remember it...
Thu Feb 12, 2026
Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Can UNC Basketball provide consistency over final 7 games?
UNC Basketball is struggling with late-season consistency as the push for a top ACC Tournament seed heats up. Isaac Schade and Josh Marlow discuss the...
Thu Feb 12, 2026