| Name: | Al Wood | | Hometown: | Gray, GA | | High School: | Jones County | | Born: | June 2, 1958 (61) | | Height/Weight: | 6-6, 193 | | Position: | Forward | | Notes: | Basketball, 1977 McDonald's All-American |
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The 25 Greatest Games in UNC Basketball History: No. 21 - The Dudley Bradley StealLed on offense by sophomore Al Wood and junior Mike O'Koren and on defense by “The Secretary of Defense” Dudley Bradley, the Tar Heels came...
Tuesday May 28, 2019
Photos: Tar Heels in the Crowd at CameronThe television cameras might not have noticed, but there were some big-name former Tar Heels behind the North Carolina bench to watch UNC beat No...
Friday February 22, 2019
Al Wood: Former Tar Heel still shooting straight
Al Wood turned 58 in June, but he’s still shooting straight. A recovering alcoholic (sober for 28 years) and now a minister, Wood was in...
Wednesday August 3, 2016
Brice Johnson's jersey-raising UNC career a rarity, especially with burger-based snub
Brice Johnson is the exception. Since the McDonald’s All-American Game began in 1977, North Carolina has recruited 26 players who joined the Tar Heels and...
Sunday April 3, 2016
UNC basketball great Al Wood part of the home team now
One guy really stood out at the GoDaddy.com Bowl's annual Celebrity Golf Tournament at Magnolia Grove on Monday. And not just because he stood 6-foot-6:...
Friday May 10, 2013
Candace Wood battling back to top of her game
Candace Wood came to North Carolina with enough talent to dream of one day seeing her jersey hang from the rafters, just like the one...
Thursday February 2, 2012
Former Tar Heel Al Wood Talks With The Drive
Taylor Zarzour and Marc James talk with former Tar Heel Al Wood about Dean Smith and his relationship with Lorenzo Charles...
Wednesday June 29, 2011
A conversation with Sam PerkinsQ: If you could play one game over again, is there one that sticks out? A: Yeah. Game we lost to Indiana in 1981...
Wednesday July 8, 2009
Honor Confirmed For 1980 Olympic Team
Members of the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team, including several Tar Heels, have received belated recognition as recipients of the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian...
Friday December 28, 2007