Tar Heels Today: Roy offers Montgomery, Hollins at the Super Bowl

Posted Feb 1, 2018
Roy Williams offers E.J. Montgomery, Mack Hollins meets the Super Bowl media, UNC women's basketball faces No. 5 Notre Dame, a classic UNC-Duke flashback and more in Tar Heels Today.

Wednesday News & Notes:

Roy Williams offered 2018 5-star power forward E.J. Montgomery after visiting him at Wheeler High School in Mareitta, Ga. on Wednesday.

Montgomery's top 11 list includes Duke, Kentucky, UNC, Clemson, South Carolina, UCLA, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Georgia, Southern Cal, and Vanderbilt (in no order). Here's Montgomery's profile and highlight video.

UNC is somewhat late to Montgomery's recruitment and Duke is the presumptive leader among many analysts at this point, but Williams likely wouldn't put in the effort this late in the game if he didn't feel he had a shot.

Philadelphia Eagles rookie Mack Hollins arrived in Minneapolis for the Super Bowl where he spoke with the media while simultaneously solving a Rubik's Cube.

WRAL also wrote about Hollins and his road through Chapel Hill.

From yesterday, Adam Lucas wrote a great article on Joel Berry after Tuesday's loss to Clemson.

Wednesday's Results:

No games

Today's Games:

Women's Basketball at Notre Dame (7:00 PM, Streaming Video)

Today's Birthdays:

Wallace Wright (34) - Football

Today in UNC History:

February 1, 2001
Brendan Haywood hits two free throws with one second to play to give UNC an 85-83 win at Duke. Joseph Forte is sensational with 24 points and 16 rebounds.

Here's the full broadcast:

Thought of the Day:

Don't be afraid to give your best to what seemingly are small jobs. If you do the little jobs well, the big ones will tend to take care of themselves. --Dale Carnegie

Photo of the Day:

“I wouldn’t want to be a leader of any other team in the country than this team and with these coaches.” - @joelberry2 #CarolinaSZN: @tarheelphoto
A post shared by Carolina Basketball (@unc_basketball) on Jan 31, 2018 at 2:23pm PST

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