Chansky’s Notebook: Tables Turned
This year’s only regular-season matchup between UNC and NC State in Raleigh barely got out of the starting gate.
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David Glenn
Chansky’s Notebook: Different Challenges
David Glenn compares the situations of the UNC men’s and women’s basketball teams as both enter the home stretch of the regular season.
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Holding Court: UNC’s Proven Bounce-Back Ability Among Its Most Impressive Traits
Whether the topic is North Carolina’s season-long journey toward the national top 10, or perhaps just the Tar Heels’ huge victory over #4 Duke on Saturday night at the Smith Center, the starting point for understanding the team’s foundation for success is definitely freshman forward Caleb Wilson.
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Chansky’s Notebook: Desperation
Anyone who has experienced a hangover understands at least part of the explanation for UNC’s loss at Miami on Tuesday night.
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Chansky’s Notebook: One Chapter Short
On Super Bowl Sunday, Drake Maye experienced what unfortunately has become a familiar feeling for him, falling one step short of the prize.
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Holding Court: Next Up for Much-Improved UNC — Duke, ACC’s Toughest Schedule
If the Tar Heels continue to grow, thrive and win over this next month or so, they will head to the ACC Tournament in Charlotte in mid-March with lots of confidence and as one of the favorites for the ACC championship, an achievement that has eluded Carolina for almost a full decade (2016) at this point.
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Holding Court: Belichick’s Pro Football HOF Snub Leaves Sports World Exasperated
Bill Belichick’s parents were originally from the Cleveland area, about a one-hour drive from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
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Holding Court: Basketball Fortunes Of UNC, ACC Tied To Sensational Freshman Class
The Atlantic Coast Conference has produced an absolutely sensational and highly impactful freshman class, led by a high-profile pair of former prep All-Americans in Duke forward Cameron Boozer and UNC forward Caleb Wilson and also including a handful of other fantastic first-year standouts.
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Holding Court: Improved Guard Play Necessary for 2026 Tar Heels to Truly Thrive
While the first half of North Carolina’s 2025-26 basketball season showcased a fun variety of exceptional new talents, highlight-reel moments and résumé-building victories, it also raised some fair questions about the team’s down-the-stretch potential.
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Holding Court: After Years as Arizona Backup, Veesaar Finding Stardom at UNC
During his first three months in a North Carolina uniform, Veesaar has started all 15 of the Tar Heels’ games, helped his new team to a Top 25 national ranking, firmly established himself as a prominent All-Atlantic Coast Conference candidate.
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