Lennie+Pete - Bio Pete Brennan was first-team All-America and ACC Player of the Year in 1958, when he led the ACC in scoring and rebounding and was a first-round draft pick of the New York Knicks. Lennie Rosenbluth was first-team All-ACC as a sophomore, junior and senior, was ACC Player of the Year, a consensus All-America and National Player of the Year in 1957, when the Tar Heels finished 32-0 and won UNC’s first NCAA championship in basketball. Both Tar Heel greats have returned to Chapel Hill to live in their retirement years. Kansas and Wilt Go Down! We really thought coach McGuire was joking when he mentioned Tommy Kearns jumping against Wilt Chamberlain at breakfast that morning. 30-0 and Confident! We were so confident by then that we felt like beating us was Kansas' problem, not the other way around because we were 30-0. On To The Final Four! When we got back to campus on Monday, everybody we saw wanted to know if we were going undefeated and win the national championship. Band of Brothers We always considered ourselves a band of brothers, and the 2012 Tar Heels are starting to look that way. Different Kind Of Pressure We went into the 1957 ACC Tournament on a high after finishing the regular season with a big win at Duke and a 24-0 record, but there was still a lot of pressure because we had to keep winning. Pressure Mounts in Last Two Weeks As our 1957 team headed into the final week of the regular season with a 22-0 record, we weren’t thinking about losing a game to take the pressure off going into the ACC Tournament. Last Few Weeks Can Define Your Season As we predicted, last week would be a tough one for the Tar Heels, and it turned out a little tougher than we thought. Last Few Weeks Can Define Your Season As we predicted, last week would be a tough one for the Tar Heels, and it turned out a little tougher than we thought. 'Tough' Week Ahead For The Heels We won the 1956 Dixie Classic, beating Utah, Duke and Wake Forest in December at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh.  Intensity The Key After our third game of the 1956-57 season, which we won over George Washington in Norfolk by 27 points, we faced our ACC opener at South Carolina in Columbia.  Last Loss Motivated Us The beginning of our run for the NCAA Championship in 1957 began when we lost to Wake Forest...

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