Art Chansky's Notebook

Chansky’s Notebook: The Exhibitors

Thanks to some local names, the Utah Jazz will have familiar competition in preseason training camp when trying to fill out their post depth.

Less than three hours before two former U.S. presidents debated for the first time ever, a father and son teamed up to play in the NBA.

Wherever Kyle Filipowski goes in the second round tonight, his first-night snub is a shocker to Duke and the ACC.

When Harrison Ingram transferred to UNC, it was almost a sure bet he would stay two seasons in Chapel Hill.

Art Chansky looks back on the Major League career of baseball legend Willie Mays, and those of his cross-town rivals in New York.

If Duke is willing to take the big payoff from the SEC, it could make a profit from football whether or not the Blue Devils ever win a game.

I opined a while ago that the Charlotte Hornets should hire J.J. Redick, the former Duke star, NBA veteran and recent broadcaster.

Like the class gap, wealth gap and societal gap, the college athletics gap could mean UNC will field good teams but not great ones.

Trust me, it’s no easy job being a sports fan from Boston, where the expectations of their pro teams are from Fantasy Land.

Rarely, if ever, has the state of North Carolina received national attention as it did for eight hours on Sunday.