• SIGN UP AND STAY INFORMED
  • And the Scheduling Gods Smiled Upon Us
    Sep. 4- LSU (Atlanta) Butch Davis couldn’t have asked for a better season-opener than this one. LSU represents the perfect blend of program prestige and  vulnerability. It’s extremely early, but I really don’t think that this year’s Bayou Bengals will match up well against North Carolina. For starters, they lose their best running back (Scott), their [...]
  • Positives in a Firestorm of UNC Negativity
    This season, our basketball team has received a fair share of icy criticism—not unlike the recent weather in Chapel Hill—and deservedly so. They’ve been firefly-erratic, flashing brilliantly at times (Michigan State, NC State) and other times (read: most times) fading into the night. I’m tempted to spew out another rant (there’s no shortage of material) at [...]
  • I Was Lost But Now Am Found
    Did you notice it? Or was it just me? I think I saw the Tar Heels playing basketball with confidence against NC State. I think they for the most part knew what they wanted to do and where they were supposed to be. ( Roy knows better as he already said that often guys weren’t executing the [...]
  • CaNIT really happen?
    Heading into Tuesday night’s game at NC State, the stakes are extremely high for Roy’s Boys. A loss in Raleigh could not only sap the team’s draining confidence, but also push the Tar Heels one step further down the postseason plank. For the first time in the Roy Williams era at UNC, the Tar Heels might [...]
  • More Thoughts on a Disappointing Start
    Coming into the 2009-2010 season, the banners were in the rafters, but the writing was on the wall. Most of us Tar Heel fans, still drunk on the fumes of last season’s spectacular national championship journey, saw just the banners, the glory, the lofty preseason rankings. We may not have expected another championship team, but [...]