@UNCMBBStats Charlotte has usually been a good second home for Carolina Basketball, having won many ACC and NCAA Tournament games in that city over the years, but that wasn’t the case this year, as UNC fell to Clemson 80-79 in the quarterfinal round, extending UNC’s drought of not having won the league championship to a decade. The Tar Heels had beaten Clemson nine days prior, 67-63 in the Smith Center, but failed to recuperate the same type of effort on both ends, trailing b

@UNCMBBStats It’s been five years since the Tar Heels last took the court, but that’s set to change later today, as Carolina begins ACC Tournament play tonight against Clemson. The Tar Heels secured a double-bye in the ACC Tournament after going 24-7 in the regular season, going 12-6 in the league,  with wins over Duke and Virginia, the top two seeds at this year’s tournament. In their last time out, Carolina fell to Duke, 76-61, to split the regular-season series with the Bl

@UNCMBBStats With Saturday’s loss concluding the 2025-26 regular season, and the ACC Tournament set to begin tomorrow in Charlotte, it's awards season for the league and the rest of the college basketball world, as we inch closer to Selection Sunday. The Tar Heels compiled a respectable 24-7 record in the regular season, going 12-6 in the ACC, earning the #4 seed, and the last double-bye into this year's tournament. During the process of the regular season, Carolina set a new

@UNCMBBStats Believe it or not, but the final home game of the 2025-26 season has arrived, as Carolina hosts Clemson tonight to close out what has been a spectacular season at home for Carolina Basketball. With the win over Virginia Tech on Saturday, the Tar Heels improved to 17-0 in the Dean Dome, a win tonight would earn the program its first unbeaten season at home since the 2016-17 national championship season and set a new school record for home wins in a single season. 

It’s the final week of January, and we’re just seven Sundays away from the 2026 NCAA Tournament field being selected, and that means that projections for the Big Dance are starting to heat up. In just about every game moving forward, you’re going to hear something or see a graphic from that specific network about their bracketology projections, so if you’re not ready to see Joe Lunardi on your TV screen, you might want to start preparing. The Tar Heels are enjoying their last