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Video: IC Postgame Podcast - UNC vs. Georgia Tech

Rob Harrington and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina break down the No. 16 North Carolina Tar Heels' 91-75 victory over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on Saturday afternoon in Atlanta. (View Video)

North Carolina Leaves No Doubt, Races Past Georgia Tech 91-75

North Carolina took care of business Saturday, downing Georgia Tech 91-75 in front of a Tar Heel-heavy crowd inside McCamish Pavilion. Up 15 at the break, the Tar Heels were far from lighting up the scoreboard in the second half, shooting 14-of-35 from the field and 2-of-12 from three, but never allowed the Yellow Jackets to trim the margin below 12. (Inside Carolina)

ESPN College GameDay Coming To Smith Center Feb. 7

ESPN's College GameDay will originate from the Smith Center the morning of the Feb. 7 basketball game between UNC and Duke. Host Rece Davis and analysts Jay Bilas, Seth Greenberg, Andraya Carter, Jay Williams, and Pete Thamel will be live at the Smith Center for the show, which begins at 10 a.m. Bilas will call the 6:30 p.m. game with Dan Shulman. (GoHeels.com)

No. 16 UNC Men's Basketball Visits Georgia Tech Saturday - Pregame Notes

UNC Men's Basketball returns to action on Saturday, January 31, at Georgia Tech. Tip time is 2 p.m. on the ACC Network (Wes Durham, Dennis Scott). The Yellow Jackets are 11-10, 2-6 in the ACC after consecutive losses to Clemson and at Virginia Tech. The Tar Heels are 23-16 on the road against the Yellow Jackets, including 17-14 in McCamish Pavilion. (GoHeels.com)

Three keys for North Carolina to beat Georgia Tech

If there's any time for Georgia Tech to have a season-defining moment, Saturday is it. The Yellow Jackets already have one ACC shocker on their schedule, a 78-74 win at NC State on Jan. 17. Georgia Tech has 10 home wins and, with a marquee team like the Tar Heels coming to Atlanta, the game is sold out. Here are three keys to a North Carolina win. (USA Today)

North Carolina vs. Georgia Tech Basketball Preview: Tar Heels Back on the Road

Georgia Tech is 2-6 in league play and tied for last place in the ACC standings. The Yellow Jackets opened ACC play with a close loss at No. 6 Duke (85-79) before defeating Boston College (65-53) at home. Since then, however, Tech has endured a 1-5 stretch with its lone victory, and only Quad 1 win of the season, coming in a 78-74 upset at N.C. State. (Inside Carolina)

Tar Heels use week off to sharpen details, help Henri Veesaar rebound

Even with Henri Veesaar’s growth, Hubert Davis insists UNC’s rebounding issues aren’t about one player. Notre Dame and Virginia have grabbed a combined 34 offensive rebounds in UNC’s past two games, something Davis said "is not sustainable." He emphasized that rebounding must be "a UNC rebounding game," not a Caleb-and-Henri one. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Three storylines to watch as UNC Basketball returns to action at Georgia Tech

No. 16 North Carolina visits Georgia Tech on Saturday at 2 p.m. after nearly a week off following an 85-80 victory at then-No. 14 Virginia. Here are some storylines to consider entering the game. Which UNC will we get Saturday? The Tar Heels have been consistently inconsistent this season, and really, it’s been that way throughout Hubert Davis’ tenure. (USA Today)

The Drake Maye Clip That Hubert Davis Showed to His UNC Team

In the second half of Sunday’s AFC Championship game in Denver — a snow-filled slugfest — New England quarterback Drake Maye turned to offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and muttered, “It’s hard… good God.” The clip, which surfaced on social media in the days following the Patriots’ eventual victory, struck a chord with Hubert Davis. (Inside Carolina)

Hubert Davis: UNC's Defensive Rebounding Issues 'Not Sustainable'

UNC boasts arguably the most talented frontcourt in the country, with likely NBA Draft first-rounders Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar. The Tar Heels rank third nationally in average height, which raises one of the more peculiar questions surrounding this Carolina bunch. Why does UNC rank eighth in ACC play in defensive rebounding percentage? (Inside Carolina)

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