Role reversal: Tar Heels end up fast-break victims

Posted Jan 27, 2013
P.J. Hairston said it best. “We were just going to play our game and we came out and they played our game and they ran it down our throats in the first half,” Hairston said after North Carolina fell 91-83 to N.C. State. When N.C. State made its move in the first half of Saturday’s game and opened a 23-point lead, it did so with the same fast-break, run-and-gun style it has employed all season. (Burlington Times News)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - RJ Davis reportedly back; Seth Trimble's role?
According to multiple unofficial reports, R.J. Davis will return for a fifth season at North Carolina. Seth Trimble is also back for UNC and the...
Thu Apr 25, 2024

Chansky’s Notebook: Thirsty Debate
Are you a glass half-full or half-empty about Carolina basketball? The good transfer news so far is Seth Trimble, who entered the portal and decided...
Thu Apr 25, 2024

UNC third in national Directors’ Cup standings after winter sports
North Carolina is third in the Learfield Directors’ Cup standings after winter sports. Future ACC member Stanford is No. 1 with 977 points, followed by...
Thu Apr 25, 2024

RJ Davis' decision to return makes sense for both Davis and UNC
Although R.J. Davis has yet to officially announce his plans for 2024-25, multiple reports indicate he’ll be back in Carolina blue rather than trying to...
Thu Apr 25, 2024