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University of North Carolina Athletics
Saturday, December 12
Chapel Hill
2 PM
North Carolina
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North Carolina Central
Armando Bacot
Photo by: Stephen Mally
NC Central To Visit Tar Heels For Saturday Matinee
December 11, 2020 | Men's Basketball
GAME 6
• The Tar Heels return to action on Saturday, December 12, at 2 p.m. when they play host to North Carolina Central at the Dean E. Smith Center.
• The game will be televised by the Regional Sports Network.
• Originally, UNC was scheduled to play Elon on December 12, but the Phoenix was forced to pause basketball activities on December 1.
• Carolina is 3-2, having lost its last two games against No. 17 Texas in Asheville in the finals of the Maui Invitational and at No. 3 Iowa.
• The Eagles are 1-2. NCCU also played at Iowa, dropping its season opener in Iowa City, 97-67, on November 25.
• In the loss at Iowa, the Tar Heels shot 47.7 percent from the floor, made 6 of 15 threes, out-rebounded the Hawkeyes, 47-28, and had 22 assists/18 turnovers.
• NCCU shot 42.1 percent from the floor against Iowa, including 6 of 19 from three-point range, was out-rebounded by 16 and had 13 assists/15 turnovers.
• The Hawkeyes shot 44.7 percent from the floor against the Tar Heels (.485 vs. NCCU), made 17 of 40 threes (10 of 30 vs. NCCU) and was 8 of 14 from the free throw line (23 of 29 against NCCU).
• Iowa was productive against both Triangle schools in second-chance points (21 vs. UNC, 27 vs. NCCU) and points off turnovers (23 vs. UNC, 22 vs. NCCU).
• The Tar Heels are 427-80 in the Smith Center, including 209-17 against non-ACC opponents.
• UNC is 172-18 all-time against in-state, non-ACC opponents.
SERIES VS. NC CENTRAL
• This is the third game between the schools with UNC holding a 2-0 lead.
• The teams last played on 11/14/14, a 76-60 Tar Heel victory. Brice Johnson and Kennedy Meeks led UNC with 12 points/8 rebounds and 10 points/9 rebounds, respectively.
NOTABLE
• Carolina's top three scorers through five games are senior Garrison Brooks (13.2 ppg), freshman RJ Davis (12.2) and freshman Caleb Love (11.0). This would be the third consecutive season two freshman are among the top five scorers (fifth time in the Roy Williams era with 2006, 2007, 2019 and 2020). It would be the second time under Williams that two freshman are in the top three in scoring (Brandon Wright and Wayne Ellington in 2007; in that season freshman Ty Lawson was also fourth).
• Carolina has started a freshman point guard to begin each of the last three seasons (Coby White in 2018-19, Cole Anthony in 2019-20 and Caleb Love in 2020-21).
• The opponents have out-scored UNC by a combined 14 points in the first half, but the Tar Heels have outscored the opponents by 49 points in the second half (9.8 per game).
• Carolina has fallen behind by double digits in the first half in three of its first five games, but rallied back to take the lead in all three, beating UNLV but eventually losing to Texas and Iowa. UNLV led 13-0, but the Tar Heels took their first lead with 3:24 to play in the half and led by seven at the break. UNC trailed both the Longhorns and Hawkeyes by 16 in the first half. Against Texas, Carolina went ahead for the first time with 2:35 remaining in the game. At Iowa, the Tar Heels grabbed one-point leads with 9:52 and 9:30 to play in the game. Iowa went on a 16-2 run after UNC took its first lead to pull away.
• The Tar Heels are averaging 48.6 rebounds, including 17.2 offensive rebounds per game.
• The 49.0 rebounds per game are on pace to be the third highest average in UNC history (49.9 in 1960-61 and 48.8 in 1963-64).Â
• UNC has a rebound margin of plus 17 per game. The school record is +12.3 in 2016-17.
• Carolina has finished first, first, first and second in the nation in rebounds per game in the last four seasons and in the top 10 nationally in rebound margin in each of the last six seasons.Â
• Freshman Day'Ron Sharpe and sophomore Armando Bacot lead UNC in rebounds per 40 minutes at 15.5 and 15.4, respectively.
• Carolina is second nationally in offensive rebound percentage, grabbing 43.4 percent of its own missed shots. NC Central is 293rd nationally in allowing offensive rebounds.
• UNC has 62 assists and 81 turnovers. The 81 turnovers are the most by UNC in the first five games since 2010-11 when the Tar Heels committed 83.
• Among the eight Tar Heels averaging 10 or more minutes, freshman guard Kerwin Walton leads the team in assist/error at 2.67 to 1. He had three assists in 12 minutes at Iowa.
• Carolina has a 21.6-12.0 edge in average second-chance points, but the opponents are out-scoring UNC 16.8-15.4 in points off turnovers.
PRESEASON HONORS
• Senior forward Garrison Brooks and freshman guard Caleb Love are two of 50 players on the Naismith Trophy's preseason list (National Player of the Year). Brooks is also on the preseason list for the John R. Wooden Award and the NABC Player of the Year award.
• Brooks was selected by the media as the ACC's Preseason Player of the Year. He was the ACC's Most Improved Player and earned second-team All-ACC honors in 2019-20.
• Brooks is a first-team preseason All-America by Jay Bilas, second-team by The Athletic and Dick Vitale and third-team by CBS. ESPN named him the fifth-best player in the country.
• Sophomore Armando Bacot and freshman Walker Kessler are on the Basketball Hall of Fame's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award list as the top center in the country.
• Brooks is a candidate for the Karl Malone Award (best power forward).
• Love was listed by The Athletic among the top 20 guards in the country and Lindy's named the St. Louis native one of the best freshman shooters and playmakers in the ACC and a third-team preseason All-ACC selection.
• Lindy's named Freshman guard RJ Davis the best freshman shooter in the ACC, one of the best rookie playmakers and a third-team preseason All-ACC selection.Â
• Freshman Puff Johnson was on Lindy's list of the best freshman shooters in the nation.
1,000 FOR BROOKS, 78TH TAR HEEL
• Garrison Brooks scored his 1,000th career point in the win over UNLV on November 30. He is the 78th player to score 1,000 points as a Tar Heel and the first to do so since Luke Maye, who reached that figure in 2018-19.
• The LaFayette, Ala., native has 1,057 points, 72nd most by a Tar Heel. Ahead of him are Hook Dillon (1,063), Bill Bunting (1,069) and Jerry Stackhouse (1,080). Next up among four-year players is Dante Calabria (1,098).
• Brooks scored 167 points in 37 games as a freshman, 285 in 36 as a sophomore and 539 in 32 games in 2019-20.
• He led the ACC in scoring in conference play last season with 18.8 points per game.
• Carolina holds the NCAA record with 78 1,000-point scorers. Louisville is second with 69.
Most 1,000-POINT SCORERS
North Carolina 78
Louisville 69
Villanova 68
Duke 67
Notre Dame 64
FOUR-YEAR STARTERS
• Garrison Brooks should become the 20th Tar Heel to start for at least a large portion of four different seasons, the first since Kennedy Meeks (2013-17) and the fourth to do so in the Roy Williams era (with Tyler Hansbrough from 2005-09, Marcus Paige from 2012-16 and Meeks).
• Only 13 Tar Heels have started for most of four seasons since freshmen became eligible to play in 1972-73 (Walter Davis, Phil Ford, Mike O'Koren, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Kenny Smith, Jeff Lebo, Ademola Okulaja, Jason Capel, Kris Lang, Hansbrough, Paige and Meeks).
FAMILY TIES
• Five Tar Heels on the active roster this season have brothers or fathers who played at UNC, including senior Walker Miller (brother of Wes Miller), senior K.J. Smith (son of Kenny Smith), junior Ryan McAdoo (son of Bob McAdoo), freshman Puff Johnson (brother of Cameron Johnson) and freshman Creighton Lebo (son of Jeff Lebo).
ROY'S 48TH SEASON IN COACHING
• The 2020-21 season is Roy Williams' 18th as head coach of the Tar Heels, 33rd as a collegiate head coach (15 years at Kansas), 43rd in college coaching (10 years as an assistant to Dean Smith at UNC) and 48th in coaching (five years at Owen High School in Asheville).
• Williams has an all-time head coaching record in college of 888-255, including 470-154 at Carolina.
• He has the fourth-most wins by a Division I head coach behind Mike Krzyzewski (1,158), Jim Boeheim (967) and Bob Knight (902). He needs 12 wins for 900 and 15 to pass Knight.
• Williams is the only coach to win 400 games at two schools (470 at UNC, 418 at Kansas).
AP POLL
• Carolina is ranked No. 16 in the Associated Press poll. UNC was 16th in the preseason poll and 14th last week.
• This is the 15th consecutive season in which UNC was ranked in the top 25 in the preseason poll. The Tar Heels have appeared in the preseason AP rankings in 50 of the last 55 seasons since 1966.
• The November 30 ranking is the 926th time Carolina is ranked in an AP poll, which is more than any other school in college basketball history (Kentucky is second with 920).Â
• The Tar Heels have now been ranked at some point in 64 of 73 seasons in the AP poll.
2020 SIGNEES
• D'Marco Dunn, a 6-5 guard from Tucson, Ariz., and Dontrez Styles, a 6-7 wing from Kinston, N.C., signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Tar Heels.
• Dunn moved in 2019 to Fayetteville, N.C., where he plays at Westover High School for Coach George Stackhouse. He led Westover to a 30-0 record and conference title. Westover was named co-state champions by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association after the playoffs were canceled due to the pandemic.Â
• Dunn was an all-state selection in 2020 and was named PAC 9 Conference, Cumberland County and District Player of the Year. He previously attended Marana High School in Tucson for two years before moving to Fayetteville.Â
• Styles played for Coach Perry Tyndall at Kinston High School. He averaged 19.7 points and 11 rebounds as a junior when he led Kinston to a 26-4 record.Â
• A four-time honor roll student, Styles was the 2019-20 Eastern Conference Player of the Year, a three-time all-conference selection, all-state honoree and an all-tournament pick at the John Wall Holiday Invitational.
2020-21 NBA TAR HEELS
Cole Anthony, Orlando; Harrison Barnes, Sacramento; Tony Bradley, Detroit; Reggie Bullock, New York; Ed Davis, Minnesota; Wayne Ellington, Detroit; Danny Green, Philadelphia; John Henson, Detroit; Justin Jackson, Oklahoma City; Cameron Johnson, Phoenix; Nassir Little, Portland; Theo Pinson, New York; Coby White, Chicago.
JAMISON TO JOIN COLLEGE BASKETBALL HALLÂ
• Antawn Jamison will become the 12th Tar Heel player or coach enshrined in the NABC College Basketball Hall of Fame. He will join coaches Ben Carnevale, Frank McGuire, Dean Smith, Larry Brown (who played at UNC) and Roy Williams, and players Billy Cunningham, Bob McAdoo, James Worthy, Phil Ford, Charlie Scott and Sam Perkins.
• The Class of 2021 includes Jamison, the late Len Bias of Maryland, UCLA's David Greenwood, Bradley's Hersey Hawkins, Ohio State's Jim Jackson, Kansas's Paul Pierce (coached by Roy Williams) and coaches Rick Byrd and Tom Penders.
• Jamison was the 1998 National Player of the Year and first player in ACC history to earn first-team All-ACC honors as a freshman, sophomore and junior.
• Jamison was just the second Tar Heel and third player in ACC history to be named ACC Player of the Year, ACC Tournament MVP, NCAA Regional MVP and National Player of the Year in the same season (1997-98).
OHIO STATE TIME CHANGE
• Carolina returns to action on Saturday, Dec. 19, in the CBS Sports Classic against Ohio State in Cleveland, Ohio.
• Due to a conflict with Ohio State's football team playing in the Big Ten championship game, the UNC-OSU basketball game will now be the second game of the CBS doubleheader.
• Originally announced as a 2 p.m. tip, the Tar Heels and Buckeyes will follow the Kentucky-
UCLA game at approximately 4:30 p.m.
• This is the seventh season in which Carolina has played in the CBS Sports Classic with Kentucky, Ohio State and UCLA.
• The Tar Heels are 4-2 in the Classic.
• Carolina is 2-0 in the Classic against Ohio State, winning in Chicago in the inaugural event in 2014, and in New Orleans in 2017.
• Cleveland is hosting the CBS Sports Classic for the first time.
• UNC will be playing in Cleveland for the first time since the third game of the Roy Williams era on 11/29/03, when the Tar Heels won at Cleveland State.
• Carolina will be playing in Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, for the first time.Â
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• The Tar Heels return to action on Saturday, December 12, at 2 p.m. when they play host to North Carolina Central at the Dean E. Smith Center.
• The game will be televised by the Regional Sports Network.
• Originally, UNC was scheduled to play Elon on December 12, but the Phoenix was forced to pause basketball activities on December 1.
• Carolina is 3-2, having lost its last two games against No. 17 Texas in Asheville in the finals of the Maui Invitational and at No. 3 Iowa.
• The Eagles are 1-2. NCCU also played at Iowa, dropping its season opener in Iowa City, 97-67, on November 25.
• In the loss at Iowa, the Tar Heels shot 47.7 percent from the floor, made 6 of 15 threes, out-rebounded the Hawkeyes, 47-28, and had 22 assists/18 turnovers.
• NCCU shot 42.1 percent from the floor against Iowa, including 6 of 19 from three-point range, was out-rebounded by 16 and had 13 assists/15 turnovers.
• The Hawkeyes shot 44.7 percent from the floor against the Tar Heels (.485 vs. NCCU), made 17 of 40 threes (10 of 30 vs. NCCU) and was 8 of 14 from the free throw line (23 of 29 against NCCU).
• Iowa was productive against both Triangle schools in second-chance points (21 vs. UNC, 27 vs. NCCU) and points off turnovers (23 vs. UNC, 22 vs. NCCU).
• The Tar Heels are 427-80 in the Smith Center, including 209-17 against non-ACC opponents.
• UNC is 172-18 all-time against in-state, non-ACC opponents.
SERIES VS. NC CENTRAL
• This is the third game between the schools with UNC holding a 2-0 lead.
• The teams last played on 11/14/14, a 76-60 Tar Heel victory. Brice Johnson and Kennedy Meeks led UNC with 12 points/8 rebounds and 10 points/9 rebounds, respectively.
NOTABLE
• Carolina's top three scorers through five games are senior Garrison Brooks (13.2 ppg), freshman RJ Davis (12.2) and freshman Caleb Love (11.0). This would be the third consecutive season two freshman are among the top five scorers (fifth time in the Roy Williams era with 2006, 2007, 2019 and 2020). It would be the second time under Williams that two freshman are in the top three in scoring (Brandon Wright and Wayne Ellington in 2007; in that season freshman Ty Lawson was also fourth).
• Carolina has started a freshman point guard to begin each of the last three seasons (Coby White in 2018-19, Cole Anthony in 2019-20 and Caleb Love in 2020-21).
• The opponents have out-scored UNC by a combined 14 points in the first half, but the Tar Heels have outscored the opponents by 49 points in the second half (9.8 per game).
• Carolina has fallen behind by double digits in the first half in three of its first five games, but rallied back to take the lead in all three, beating UNLV but eventually losing to Texas and Iowa. UNLV led 13-0, but the Tar Heels took their first lead with 3:24 to play in the half and led by seven at the break. UNC trailed both the Longhorns and Hawkeyes by 16 in the first half. Against Texas, Carolina went ahead for the first time with 2:35 remaining in the game. At Iowa, the Tar Heels grabbed one-point leads with 9:52 and 9:30 to play in the game. Iowa went on a 16-2 run after UNC took its first lead to pull away.
• The Tar Heels are averaging 48.6 rebounds, including 17.2 offensive rebounds per game.
• The 49.0 rebounds per game are on pace to be the third highest average in UNC history (49.9 in 1960-61 and 48.8 in 1963-64).Â
• UNC has a rebound margin of plus 17 per game. The school record is +12.3 in 2016-17.
• Carolina has finished first, first, first and second in the nation in rebounds per game in the last four seasons and in the top 10 nationally in rebound margin in each of the last six seasons.Â
• Freshman Day'Ron Sharpe and sophomore Armando Bacot lead UNC in rebounds per 40 minutes at 15.5 and 15.4, respectively.
• Carolina is second nationally in offensive rebound percentage, grabbing 43.4 percent of its own missed shots. NC Central is 293rd nationally in allowing offensive rebounds.
• UNC has 62 assists and 81 turnovers. The 81 turnovers are the most by UNC in the first five games since 2010-11 when the Tar Heels committed 83.
• Among the eight Tar Heels averaging 10 or more minutes, freshman guard Kerwin Walton leads the team in assist/error at 2.67 to 1. He had three assists in 12 minutes at Iowa.
• Carolina has a 21.6-12.0 edge in average second-chance points, but the opponents are out-scoring UNC 16.8-15.4 in points off turnovers.
PRESEASON HONORS
• Senior forward Garrison Brooks and freshman guard Caleb Love are two of 50 players on the Naismith Trophy's preseason list (National Player of the Year). Brooks is also on the preseason list for the John R. Wooden Award and the NABC Player of the Year award.
• Brooks was selected by the media as the ACC's Preseason Player of the Year. He was the ACC's Most Improved Player and earned second-team All-ACC honors in 2019-20.
• Brooks is a first-team preseason All-America by Jay Bilas, second-team by The Athletic and Dick Vitale and third-team by CBS. ESPN named him the fifth-best player in the country.
• Sophomore Armando Bacot and freshman Walker Kessler are on the Basketball Hall of Fame's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award list as the top center in the country.
• Brooks is a candidate for the Karl Malone Award (best power forward).
• Love was listed by The Athletic among the top 20 guards in the country and Lindy's named the St. Louis native one of the best freshman shooters and playmakers in the ACC and a third-team preseason All-ACC selection.
• Lindy's named Freshman guard RJ Davis the best freshman shooter in the ACC, one of the best rookie playmakers and a third-team preseason All-ACC selection.Â
• Freshman Puff Johnson was on Lindy's list of the best freshman shooters in the nation.
1,000 FOR BROOKS, 78TH TAR HEEL
• Garrison Brooks scored his 1,000th career point in the win over UNLV on November 30. He is the 78th player to score 1,000 points as a Tar Heel and the first to do so since Luke Maye, who reached that figure in 2018-19.
• The LaFayette, Ala., native has 1,057 points, 72nd most by a Tar Heel. Ahead of him are Hook Dillon (1,063), Bill Bunting (1,069) and Jerry Stackhouse (1,080). Next up among four-year players is Dante Calabria (1,098).
• Brooks scored 167 points in 37 games as a freshman, 285 in 36 as a sophomore and 539 in 32 games in 2019-20.
• He led the ACC in scoring in conference play last season with 18.8 points per game.
• Carolina holds the NCAA record with 78 1,000-point scorers. Louisville is second with 69.
Most 1,000-POINT SCORERS
North Carolina 78
Louisville 69
Villanova 68
Duke 67
Notre Dame 64
FOUR-YEAR STARTERS
• Garrison Brooks should become the 20th Tar Heel to start for at least a large portion of four different seasons, the first since Kennedy Meeks (2013-17) and the fourth to do so in the Roy Williams era (with Tyler Hansbrough from 2005-09, Marcus Paige from 2012-16 and Meeks).
• Only 13 Tar Heels have started for most of four seasons since freshmen became eligible to play in 1972-73 (Walter Davis, Phil Ford, Mike O'Koren, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Kenny Smith, Jeff Lebo, Ademola Okulaja, Jason Capel, Kris Lang, Hansbrough, Paige and Meeks).
FAMILY TIES
• Five Tar Heels on the active roster this season have brothers or fathers who played at UNC, including senior Walker Miller (brother of Wes Miller), senior K.J. Smith (son of Kenny Smith), junior Ryan McAdoo (son of Bob McAdoo), freshman Puff Johnson (brother of Cameron Johnson) and freshman Creighton Lebo (son of Jeff Lebo).
ROY'S 48TH SEASON IN COACHING
• The 2020-21 season is Roy Williams' 18th as head coach of the Tar Heels, 33rd as a collegiate head coach (15 years at Kansas), 43rd in college coaching (10 years as an assistant to Dean Smith at UNC) and 48th in coaching (five years at Owen High School in Asheville).
• Williams has an all-time head coaching record in college of 888-255, including 470-154 at Carolina.
• He has the fourth-most wins by a Division I head coach behind Mike Krzyzewski (1,158), Jim Boeheim (967) and Bob Knight (902). He needs 12 wins for 900 and 15 to pass Knight.
• Williams is the only coach to win 400 games at two schools (470 at UNC, 418 at Kansas).
AP POLL
• Carolina is ranked No. 16 in the Associated Press poll. UNC was 16th in the preseason poll and 14th last week.
• This is the 15th consecutive season in which UNC was ranked in the top 25 in the preseason poll. The Tar Heels have appeared in the preseason AP rankings in 50 of the last 55 seasons since 1966.
• The November 30 ranking is the 926th time Carolina is ranked in an AP poll, which is more than any other school in college basketball history (Kentucky is second with 920).Â
• The Tar Heels have now been ranked at some point in 64 of 73 seasons in the AP poll.
2020 SIGNEES
• D'Marco Dunn, a 6-5 guard from Tucson, Ariz., and Dontrez Styles, a 6-7 wing from Kinston, N.C., signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Tar Heels.
• Dunn moved in 2019 to Fayetteville, N.C., where he plays at Westover High School for Coach George Stackhouse. He led Westover to a 30-0 record and conference title. Westover was named co-state champions by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association after the playoffs were canceled due to the pandemic.Â
• Dunn was an all-state selection in 2020 and was named PAC 9 Conference, Cumberland County and District Player of the Year. He previously attended Marana High School in Tucson for two years before moving to Fayetteville.Â
• Styles played for Coach Perry Tyndall at Kinston High School. He averaged 19.7 points and 11 rebounds as a junior when he led Kinston to a 26-4 record.Â
• A four-time honor roll student, Styles was the 2019-20 Eastern Conference Player of the Year, a three-time all-conference selection, all-state honoree and an all-tournament pick at the John Wall Holiday Invitational.
2020-21 NBA TAR HEELS
Cole Anthony, Orlando; Harrison Barnes, Sacramento; Tony Bradley, Detroit; Reggie Bullock, New York; Ed Davis, Minnesota; Wayne Ellington, Detroit; Danny Green, Philadelphia; John Henson, Detroit; Justin Jackson, Oklahoma City; Cameron Johnson, Phoenix; Nassir Little, Portland; Theo Pinson, New York; Coby White, Chicago.
JAMISON TO JOIN COLLEGE BASKETBALL HALLÂ
• Antawn Jamison will become the 12th Tar Heel player or coach enshrined in the NABC College Basketball Hall of Fame. He will join coaches Ben Carnevale, Frank McGuire, Dean Smith, Larry Brown (who played at UNC) and Roy Williams, and players Billy Cunningham, Bob McAdoo, James Worthy, Phil Ford, Charlie Scott and Sam Perkins.
• The Class of 2021 includes Jamison, the late Len Bias of Maryland, UCLA's David Greenwood, Bradley's Hersey Hawkins, Ohio State's Jim Jackson, Kansas's Paul Pierce (coached by Roy Williams) and coaches Rick Byrd and Tom Penders.
• Jamison was the 1998 National Player of the Year and first player in ACC history to earn first-team All-ACC honors as a freshman, sophomore and junior.
• Jamison was just the second Tar Heel and third player in ACC history to be named ACC Player of the Year, ACC Tournament MVP, NCAA Regional MVP and National Player of the Year in the same season (1997-98).
OHIO STATE TIME CHANGE
• Carolina returns to action on Saturday, Dec. 19, in the CBS Sports Classic against Ohio State in Cleveland, Ohio.
• Due to a conflict with Ohio State's football team playing in the Big Ten championship game, the UNC-OSU basketball game will now be the second game of the CBS doubleheader.
• Originally announced as a 2 p.m. tip, the Tar Heels and Buckeyes will follow the Kentucky-
UCLA game at approximately 4:30 p.m.
• This is the seventh season in which Carolina has played in the CBS Sports Classic with Kentucky, Ohio State and UCLA.
• The Tar Heels are 4-2 in the Classic.
• Carolina is 2-0 in the Classic against Ohio State, winning in Chicago in the inaugural event in 2014, and in New Orleans in 2017.
• Cleveland is hosting the CBS Sports Classic for the first time.
• UNC will be playing in Cleveland for the first time since the third game of the Roy Williams era on 11/29/03, when the Tar Heels won at Cleveland State.
• Carolina will be playing in Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, for the first time.Â
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