Last week, we challenged people on social media to construct the best UNC basketball starting lineup using the graphic below. A five-person lineup had to be created using only $15, with each player assigned a dollar value.
You have $15 to build your all-time #UNC starting five… GO! pic.twitter.com/Rt7y0H1IME
— WCHL & Chapelboro (@WCHLChapelboro) May 3, 2019
Many of the entries built around the most expensive players: UNC legends Michael Jordan, James Worthy, and Phil Ford.
Jordan ($5), Worthy ($5), May ($1), Jackson ($1), Kenny Smith ($2)
Don’t @ me!— 🍀🇮🇪Patrick N Florida 🏝⛱ (@PatrickNFlorid1) May 4, 2019
MJ, Psycho, Stack, Lawson, and May
— Brian Flanagan (@TheFakeTBlaze) May 3, 2019
Tough with only one center on here – forwards – Worthy and May, guards – Lawson and Smith, Center Hansborough and $1 left
— JMUclawingDUKES (@dukes_jm) May 5, 2019
Several users also argued that different players deserved more recognition and a higher dollar value.
How is Tyler, one of the greatest players in college history, not getting more love in this thread?
Jordan
Hansbrough
Kenny Smith
Vince
May— Tom Webster (@webby2001) May 3, 2019
First of all Kenny Smith, $2?!!, you gotta be kidding me. “The Jet” should be worth no less than $4. Anyway,
Michael Jordan
Kenny Smith
Antawn Jamison
Jerry Stackhouse
Justin Jackson— Eric Greer (@EricGreer_12) May 5, 2019
Rasheed Sam Ray Coby Danny for $0 and keep my $15 and bet on my long odds against anybody’s $15 team.
— moe (@mo_frankly) May 4, 2019
In that same train of thought, other people decided to eschew the traditional five-man lineup entirely.
Worthy Ford Jordan (I will play with just these 3 against your 5)
— Dianne Smith (@HillHeel) May 4, 2019
Jordan Worthy Hansboro Berry… play 4 on 5 and still win
— Joe Argese (@qblax16) May 4, 2019
I’ll take the bottom three and not worry about having 5 on the court.
— Dave “Totally Verɨfɨed” Mason (@dcm) May 3, 2019
Think you can do better? Create your own lineup on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook!
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