Menu

Chansky’s Notebook: L&M Boys, Part 2


Half of the famed L&M Boys along with , who I featured yesterday, was the first five-star recruit signed by . He was from Pennsylvania, where Duke won the recruiting landscape with three Final Four teams in the early 1960s. But instead of following his state-mates to Durham, Miller wanted to build something of his own in Chapel Hill. (Chapelboro.com)

Related: , Basketball Recruiting

Tar Heels in NBA: Caleb Wilson continues strong NBA start; RJ Davis in G League camp
Caleb Wilson’s impressive start to his NBA career continued Monday, even as the Chicago Bulls endured their most lopsided loss of the young season on...

Sayon Keita's Already Got Game, And There's More To Come
Sayon Keita has been in Chapel Hill for only two-plus months but has already improved a great deal. What people see in the 7-foot-1 freshman...

Terrence Brown brings proven scoring to UNC and a bigger question to answer
Terrence Brown can score against high-level competition. UNC needs to figure out how that scoring fits into an offense with other players who can create...

Tar Heels at death row: A game of humanity
The year was 1979, when coaches had three or four years with their players, and they not only got to teach them the game of...