Chansky’s Notebook: Bucking the Trend
The 2026 edition of Selection Sunday brought very good news for the ACC, which was not always the case in recent years.
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David Glenn
Chansky’s Notebook: One-and-Done in Charlotte
UNC men’s basketball went one-and-done at the ACC’s crown-jewel event this year, bucking program history and raising postseason questions.
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Holding Court: UNC’s Longest ACC Tournament Drought
Since the league’s creation in 1953, the Tar Heels have the second-most ACC championships (18) in men’s basketball, and they’re the only league member that has never competed in the ACC Tournament for any 10-year period without capturing at least one title.
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Holding Court: What Seth Trimble Had To Say Before, During His Senior Night
Last summer, long before the start of his fourth and final season at UNC, senior guard Seth Trimble already had contemplated the aftermath of his final home game at the Smith Center.
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Chansky’s Notebook: A Good Sign?
UNC fans can hope that finishing the season 18-0 in home games is a sign of more good things to come for the 2026 Tar Heels.
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Chansky’s Notebook: Bigger Challenges
The UNC men’s and women’s basketball teams took important steps forward on Saturday and Sunday and have positioned themselves well for March.
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Holding Court: Wilson-Veesaar Tandem Could Take Carolina To All-ACC Heights
There was a time, decades ago, when North Carolina regularly placed two players on the five-man, first-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference squad.
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Chansky’s Notebook: Endearing
Seth Trimble endeared himself even further with the UNC fanbase Monday night, scoring a career-high 30 points vs. Louisville.
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Chansky’s Notebook: Veterans’ Day
At Syracuse, where UNC was once again without injured star freshman Caleb Wilson, the Tar Heels won largely because of experience.
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Holding Court: Flashbacks To Other Infamous Late-Season Injuries
North Carolina forward Caleb Wilson already has put together one of the most sensational freshman seasons in the program’s long and illustrious history.
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