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Chansky’s Notebook: Taller Ballers

Hubert Davis and UNC have finally come off their stance that size was not as important as “will and want to” in rebounding the ball.

Art Chansky digs into the UNC football program’s “Practice Like a Pro” event at Kenan Stadium this past weekend.

The Tar Heels of coach Bill Belichick will hold what we’ve been used to calling for years the Spring Game, the conclusion of spring practice.

Art Chansky provides a postmortem for the 2025 NCAA Tournament, capped off by one of the best Final Fours ever.

The speculation on Ian Jackson’s future had increased to the point when his entering the transfer portal was little or no surprise.

Top seeds Auburn, Duke, Florida and Houston reached the Final Four and staged three of the best games in history.

Is it good fortune, or money a private school never has to reveal, that has made Duke almost unbeatable in San Antonio?

Art Chansky digs through the weeds of the forthcoming House v. NCAA settlement, which will change college athletics as we know it.

It may not seem that way, but players have been transferring from the UNC program since Dean Smith’s halcyon days.

Caleb Wilson, the 6-9 forward from Atlanta who is a 5-star recruit, is UNC’s latest representative at the McDonald’s All-American game.