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Chansky’s Notebook: Off to Fort Myers

UNC last met St. Bonaventure in the 1968 Sweet Sixteen, and Art Chansky was there to take in an amazing atmosphere.

Larry Keith began his career in journalism right here at WCHL, when he got some training and made a lot of important friends.

Neither Gio Lopez nor Darian Mensah are seniors, but they are likely to determine the outcome of Saturday’s 112th UNC-Duke game.

Caleb Wilson is leading UNC in more ways than one. The fabulous freshman is outstripping his preseason predictions, which were pretty high.

According to the Chapel Hill Historical Society, UNC’s “Beat Duke Parade” started losing its popularity in the 1990s and was gone soon after.

N.C. State was on TV Monday night, with Ven Allen-Lubin in the almost all new starting lineup for the 25th-ranked Wolfpack.

Coming off its most disappointing loss of the season, UNC has still shown enough to believe Bill Belichick really can coach college football.

Art Chansky reviews the rich basketball history of North Carolina Central before the Eagles visit the Dean Smith Center tonight.

Bill Belichick will be surprised how Big Four rivals treat each other at home, sort of like visiting the Bills or the Jets in the AFC East.

UNC wanted to see how it would play without Seth Trimble. And it played in one of longest, lousiest games we might see this season.