The Tar Heels are headed to the Final Four in Houston.  Fans can see the UNC basketball team off at 6:30 PM on Wednesday.

The team will be at Entrance D in front of the Dean Smith Center.  Starting at 5 PM, parking will be available in the Williamson, Bowles and Manning Lots surrounding the Smith Center.

The Smith Center will also be home to a Final Four viewing party.  Fans are invited to watch both Final Four games.  Oklahoma and Villanova are scheduled to play in the first game at 6:09 PM.  UNC will play Syracuse at approximately 8:49 PM.

UNC students, faculty, and staff will allowed into the Smith Center through Entrance A starting at 5 PM.  The general public will be allowed through Entrance A of the Smith Center starting at 5:30 PM.

Both games will be displayed on a large projection screen and the Smith Center video boards.  Concessions and Carolina merchandise will also be on sale.  Parking in the Manning, Bowles, Craige and Ramshead lots will be $5.

The Carolina Basketball Museum will also be open from 9 AM until 6 PM on Saturday.

The Tar Heels punched a ticket to their 19th Final Four with a 88-74 victory over Notre Dame on Sunday.

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