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Pete Nance waived by Bucks but his time in Milwaukee may not be done

The Milwaukee Bucks waived on Oct. 17, but a league source said the team would like to sign him to a two-way deal should he clear waivers. The organization had to decide to either waive Nance or guarantee or his $2.5 million salary for this season by Oct. 18. Last year, Nance played in 47 games and earned a standard contract to end the season. (MSN.com)

Harrison Ingram Converted to Two-Way Contract with Utah Jazz

The Utah Jazz have converted forward to a two-way contract. Ingram (6-5, 230, North Carolina) appeared in four games for the Jazz this preseason, averaging 4.8 points on 53 percent shooting and 2.2 rebounds in 7.5 minutes per game. He spent the past two seasons (2024-26) with the San Antonio Spurs, appearing in 12 NBA games. (Utah Jazz)

Malone calls acclimation to college 'learning experience,' says accountability starts with him

is only months into his return to college basketball, and North Carolina’s 76-58 exhibition loss to Indiana on Sunday night gave the first-year coach his first opportunity to show how he will handle a bad night with his new team. "It’s easier to love them after a win, but I got to love them after a loss, and sometimes that requires tough love." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Sayon Keita shows potential, other UNC Basketball observations in loss to Indiana

started the game with a three-point play after a dunk and was UNC’s best player. The 7-foot-1 freshman center finished with 12 points, 9 rebounds, and 5 blocks for the Tar Heels. UNC got bullied on the boards vs. Indiana, which had a 53-31 rebounding advantage. The Hoosiers had 20 offensive rebounds and scored 17 second-chance points. (MSN.com)

Box Score: North Carolina 58, Indiana 76 (Exhibition)

View the North Carolina Tar Heels' 76-58 exhibition road loss to the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday evening in Indianapolis. (View Box Score)

Video: Michael Malone Post-Indiana Press Conference

North Carolina head basketball coach speaks with the media following the Tar Heels' 76-58 loss to the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday in Indianapolis. (View Video)

Video: IC Postgame Podcast - UNC Falls To Indiana In Exhibition

Another week, another chance to see the new version of UNC Basketball, though this one was not as encouraging as the last. The Tar Heels traveled to Indianapolis to face Indiana in an exhibition and trailed throughout, losing 76-58. Inside Carolina's Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran and Joey Powell discuss the fallout. (View Video)

Video: Jaydon Young, Matt Able Post-Indiana Interviews

North Carolina guards and speak with reporters following the Tar Heels' 76-58 exhibition loss to the Indiana Hoosiers on Sunday night. (View Video)

Lucas: UNC vs. Indiana Rapid Reactions

Indiana overpowered UNC on the way to an 76-58 exhibition victory in Indianapolis. On paper, it looked like Indiana's size would be a difficult matchup. This time, paper was correct. The Hoosiers held an overwhelming 53-31 rebounding edge. Carolina went over 20 minutes without attempting a free throw, illustrating how little they were able to attack. (GoHeels.com)

Michael Malone says Indiana ‘manhandled,’ ‘outworked’ Tar Heels in exhibition blowout

North Carolina got some tough lessons in a 76-58 exhibition loss Sunday about what needs to change when the games count. Rebounding had been a point of emphasis all week in preparation for Indiana’s size, and UNC coach said his team fell well short of that goal. "To be manhandled, to be outworked on the glass was disappointing." (Tar Heel Tribune)
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Basketball Schedule at a Glance
Last Game:
North Carolina: 58
Indiana: 76
Sun, Oct 18 Box Score
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UNC vs. Charlotte
Tue, Oct 27 7:30 ET, Chapel Hill, Smith Center
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