After Wake, Tar Heels fall to Miami

Posted Jan 9, 2014
His team’s 63-57 loss to Miami having stamped an 0-2 start in the ACC into North Carolina’s new reality, Roy Williams qualified the level of depression that’s weighing on the Tar Heels. This is the worst ever, the glassy-eyed and emotional coach said Wednesday night at the Smith Center. “I do feel mentally probably worse than I’ve ever felt as a head coach right now,” Williams said. (Gaston Gazette)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Hubert Davis On UNC's ACC Tournament Exit: 'Not A Recipe For Success'
Hubert Davis: "Clemson has always been physical defensively, and one of the things I always say is you never let a defense dictate and decide...
Fri Mar 13, 2026

Another Quad 1 loss has UNC Men's Basketball likely ticketed for 6 seed
After blowing one last chance for a Quad 1 victory to impress the NCAA tournament committee, No. 19 North Carolina is likely destined to no...
Fri Mar 13, 2026

Caleb Wilson speaks to reporters for first time since season-ending injury
Caleb Wilson, who has missed UNC's last eight basketball games, was asked how he was feeling following the Tar Heels' ACC Tournament loss to Clemson...
Fri Mar 13, 2026

UNC players proud of fight in ACC Tournament, wish desperation had come earlier
For most of Thursday night, North Carolina looked out of sync. "I’m proud of our guys for fighting, but we shouldn’t have been in that...
Fri Mar 13, 2026