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Season: 1993-94 Record: 28-7 overall, 11-5 ACC(2nd place) ACC Tournament: Won Championship NCAA Tournament: Lost to Boston College in the 2nd Round Roster: Dante Calabria, Larry Davis, Pearce Landry, Jeff McInnis, Eric Montross, Derrick Phelps, Brian Reese, Kevin Salvadori, Jerry Stackhouse, Rasheed Wallace, Donald Williams, Serge Zwikker. Source: UNC Media Guide Share [...] Continue reading THF Countdown #13: 1994 I find this rather ironic given the big to do we had during the basketball season about the release of injury information. Apparently the ACC has decided to adopt something akin to what the NFL does for football season: Teams will issue a report twice a week. On Monday, season-ending injuries and pending surgeries will [...] Continue reading ACC To Start Using Injury Reports Sounds about right though I could see them slipping to 3rd if things get dicey or winning the division if everything goes right. Not exactly earth shattering analysis on my part, I know. [...] Continue reading Heels Picked 2nd in Coastal Division Season: 1982-83 Record: 28-8 overall, 12-2 ACC(1st place) ACC Tournament: Lost to NCSU in the semifinals NCAA Tournament: Lost to Georgia in the Elite Eight Roster: Jim Braddock, John Brownlee, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty, Cecil Exum, Steve Hale, Curtis Hunter, Michael Jordan, Timo Makkonen, Warren Martin, Sam Perkins, Buzz Peterson. Source: UNC Media [...] Continue reading THF Countdown #14: 1983 In what I am sure will be spun by NCSU fans and others as a “Gavin Grant” moment, UNC safety Deunta Williams told the media at ACC Kickoff that the Tar Heels will win the ACC Championship in football. [...] Continue reading Deunta Williams Sets Sights on ACC Football Title I occassionaly use the Odd and Ends post to cover a few stories I want to comment on but do not feel like doing my Tolstoy imitation is breaking down. I realized last week it makes a nice “close out the week” feel to it I think I will make it a weekly occurrence. That [...] Continue reading Odds and Ends: eBay Edition I am actually surprised at the frequency of articles we are still getting about basketball. The first meaningful game is four months away and the media keeps pumping out articles such as this one about the 2008-09 Tar Heels. Granted there is still some level of housekeeping going on concerning the active spring/early summer. It [...] Continue reading Roy Talks With Andy Katz The U.S. knocks off Canada. The Wear Twins and Leslie McDonald were fairly non-existent. T. Wear only had one point and five rebounds in 13 minutes. He also ended up with five fouls which might explain his limited actions. D. Wear had six points and four rebounds. McDonald has two points. Next up for the [...] Continue reading U.S. U18 Moves To Gold Medal Game Season: 1988-89 Record: 29-8 overall, 9-5 ACC(2nd place tie) ACC Tournament: Won Championship NCAA Tournament: Lost to Michigan in the Sweet Sixteen Roster: Steve Bucknall, Pete Chilcutt, Hubert Davis, Jeff Denny, Rick Fox, John Greene, Marty Hensley, Jeff Lebo, Kevin Madden, David May, J.R. Reid, King Rice, Scott Williams. Source: UNC Media Guide [...] Continue reading THF Countdown #15: 1989 Travis Wear continues to play some impressive basketball at the FIBA Americas U18 Tournament. T. Wear followed up his two 15 point games with 13 points and nine rebounds as the US soundly crushed the life out of Puerto Rico 106-64. Fellow future Heels David Wear and Leslie McDonald each had four points. I would [...] Continue reading U.S. U18 Team Beats Puerto Rico Season: 1987-88 Record: 27-7 overall, 11-3 ACC(1st place) ACC Tournament: Lost to Duke in the finals. NCAA Tournament: Lost to Arizona in the Elite Eight Roster: Steve Bucknall, Pete Chilcutt, Jeff Denny, Doug Elstun, Rick Fox, Rodney Hyatt, Joe Jenkins, Jeff Lebo, Kevin Madden, David May, J.R. Reid, King Rice, Ranzino Smith, Scott Williams. [...] Continue reading THF Countdown #16: 1988 Luciana Chavez went through the trouble of posting this little tidbit about Duke 2009 recruit Mason Plumlee who is playing in the US U18 team in Argentinia: Mason Plumlee, a 2009 Duke recruit, seems to like international competition. Plumlee tallied the only double-double with 14 points and 14 boards — FYI big guy, [...] Continue reading The Importance Of Reading The Whole Box Score |
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