A water shortage that led Chapel Hill and Carrboro to declare States of Emergency on Friday has forced the UNC-Notre Dame men’s basketball game scheduled for Chapel Hill on Saturday to be moved.

The game will now be played at one o’clock Sunday afternoon in the Greensboro Coliseum, according to UNC.

The water shortage forced UNC to close the campus early Friday afternoon.

UNC officials say tickets for Saturday’s game will be honored on Sunday. Ticketholders with lower-level seats in the Smith Center having access to the lower bowl of the Greensboro Coliseum, and those with upper-level seats will have access to the coliseum’s upper level. Student tickets will be honored.

Officials say no parking passes will be honored.

The game will be televised on ESPN News and coverage will be provided on WCHL and the other affiliates of the Tar Heel Sports Network.

Related Stories
‹
How OWASA's Reclaimed Water System Extends the Lifespan of Local Water Sources
Built 17 years ago to improve the community’s drinking water resilience, it has saved the county billions of gallons of drinking water. 
UNC's South Road Reopens After Water Main Break, OWASA Fixing Another Near Franklin Street
Officials at OWASA confirmed South Road reopened Tuesday afternoon shortly before 2 p.m.**** A water main break on UNC’s campus led to road closures and repairs throughout Monday night and early Tuesday morning. The Orange Water and Sewer Authority, the water service agency for Chapel Hill and Carrboro, shared a message Monday evening about […]
UNC Health Care Working Toward Normal Operations After OWASA Shortage
UNC Hospitals are beginning to return to normal operations after services were scaled back due to a significant water shortage in southern Orange County Monday. A water main break at the Orange Water and Sewer Authority facility on Monday morning led to a boil water advisory and the utility urging residents to limit water use […]
Some Improvements at OWASA Water Main Break, But UNC to Remain Closed Tuesday
OWASA officials said just after 7:30 p.m. Monday that the leak had been stopped and that water storage was approaching normal levels. Officials are continuing to urge residents to use water wisely. Toilets can be flushed. Customers are asked to take short showers.**** Orange Water and Sewer Authority reported seeing some improvements Monday evening […]
Boil Water Advisory to be Issued Following OWASA Repairs in Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill Police tweeted this morning that OWASA has completed the repairs to the water line. #ICYMI: @OWASA1 announced at 6:20 a.m. that the water line repair was complete. West #CameronAve should be back to normal this morning. Thank you for your patience. — Chapel Hill Police (@ChapelHillPD) July 3, 2018 The Orange Water […]
This Week In Orange County! (Weather Permitting.)
This week in OC: sirens, OWASA plans, pets, agriculture, "Steel Magnolias" and "Vagina Monologues."
The Morning News: Trails, Trials, and Property Revaluations
In today's news: nonprofits work to transform Chapel Hill's Lower Booker Creek Trail, and Orange County reexamines its property revaluation.
The Morning News: Alert Carolina, Armed Robbery Arrest, Seth Jarvis Helping Kids
In today's news: UNC students raise concerns about Alert Carolina, and Chapel Hill police make an arrest in yesterday's armed robbery.
The Morning News: New CHCCS Board Member, Newmark on UNC Football Probe
In today's news: the CHCCS board appoints a new member, and UNC athletic director Steve Newmark addresses the recent football investigation.
The Morning News: Chatham Vs. Enbridge, 53 CHCCS Applications, UNC Falling
In today's news: Chatham County Commissioners take a stand against the proposed Enbridge natural gas pipeline.
›