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North Carolina Can't Climb Back Against Miami, Falls 75-66

No. 11 North Carolina trailed for the duration of the game in Coral Gables on Tuesday night, falling to the Miami Hurricanes 75-66. The loss ends UNC’s five-game winning streak and bring the Tar Heels record to 19-5 and 7-4 in the ACC standings. Jarin Stevenson led all Tar Heel scorers with 13 points, while Malik Reneau led the Hurricanes with 16. (Inside Carolina)

No. 11 UNC Men's Basketball Visits Miami Tuesday Night - Pregame Notes

UNC Men's Basketball looks to win on the road for the third straight time when they visit Coral Gables, Fla., to play the Miami Hurricanes on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Wes Durham, Dennis Scott, and Debbie Antonelli have the call on ESPN. Miami is 18-5, 7-3. The Hurricanes have won three of their last four games, including 74-68 at Boston College on Saturday. (GoHeels.com)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - John Henson On UNC vs. Duke, Miami Preview

Kyle Tucker from 247Sports joins UNC Basketball legend John Henson to discuss the Tar Heels’ signature win over Duke, the court-storming fallout, the latest NCAA Tournament seeding projections, UNC’s tough road matchup at Miami on Tuesday, and what the Tar Heels need to do to secure a win in Coral Gables. (View Video)

UNC Basketball Battles Emotional Toll Of Beating Duke With Trip To Miami

UNC's game Tuesday at Miami is important, because how do they respond off that Duke game in one of the biggest wins Smith Center history? There was such an emotional lead-up to that Duke game that the Tar Heels came out flat but were able to recover and get the win. We’ve seen that time and again, but that is the concern against the Hurricanes. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball On Letdown Alert Tuesday

Fresh off a huge win over Duke, UNC Basketball faces letdown danger as they battle Miami in ACC play. Can Caleb Wilson, Seth Trimble, and the Tar Heels maintain focus and momentum on the road with ACC standings and double-bye implications on the line? (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: The Hangover

The Tar Heels will need to avoid a common pitfall tonight in Coral Gables. Who among us hasn’t crashed back to earth after a night of celebration? For UNC, it’s almost impossible to not experience some sort of drop-off after its 71-68 victory against Duke on Saturday night in the Smith Center. But Miami is no pushover, and the Hurricanes need a signature win. (Chapelboro.com)

Can UNC Basketball carry momentum to Miami? Preview and prediction

UNC Basketball visits Miami with hopes of snagging a third-straight road win in the ACC. The Tar Heels have to show they can move on from the Duke win and handle business against a Miami team that looks capable of making the NCAA Tournament. Ultimately, UNC’s depth should be the difference against the Hurricanes. Prediction: UNC 76, Miami 70. (Yahoo! Sports)

Tar Heels in pros: Cam Johnson returns, Coby White awaits Hornets debut, Cole Anthony in limbo

It was a week of transition for former UNC Basketball players in the NBA, with Coby White and Cole Anthony traded, and Cameron Johnson returning from a knee injury. Meanwhile, Portland has a decision to make on Caleb Love. The Chicago Bulls traded White to the Charlotte, but he still hasn’t made his Hornets debut as he nurses a calf strain. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Checking In With Hubert Davis - Feb. 10, 2026

North Carolina head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis sits down with Jones Angell of the Tar Heels Sports Network and Adam Lucas to discuss UNC's historic win over Duke on Saturday and preview the next matchup against Miami. (View Video)

North Carolina vs. Miami Basketball Preview: Tar Heels Head South for Road Challenge

Tied with UNC at 7-3 and fifth in the ACC standings, Miami has rebounded from last season’s 7-24 disaster, two seasons removed from a Final Four appearance in 2023. The Hurricanes are ranked No. 37 in the NET with a 2-3 Quad 1 record. The Hurricanes picked up their two Quad 1 wins over Wake Forest (81-77) and Syracuse (85-76) on the road. (Inside Carolina)

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