Heels in the League (03/23/09)
Not many games in the NBA last night, but still a couple of teams with ex Tar Heels on them were in action. Also, not much in the NBDL as far as ex UNC players
The net is buzzing about Ellington and Davis
Wayne Ellington seems to be one of the players most people are buzzing about in the Sweet 16. But Ed Davis is getting a lot of attention from the media, and the NBA as well
A small look at the trio of wide outs
Hakeem Nicks seems to be headed to the second round now, at least to several sites. Some rankings about the trio of wide outs from Chapel Hill and an article about the wonderlick test and the top WR of the draft
Heels in the League (03/22/09)
Seven games in the NBA and four ex Tar Heels were in action on the night. Plus remember that soon there will be Heels in the League about other sports (as the seasons begin)
Times & Odds for South Regional
This Friday in Memphis there will be the two games from the South Regional. Carolina will face off against Gonzaga after the game between Oklahoma and Syracuse, the two winners will then face one another on Sunday
Naismith finalists announced
The four finalists for the Naismith Award are out and, as predicted, Tyler Hansbrough is in the list. Make sure to vote because the fan vote will make up for 25% of the voting.
Heels in the League (03/21/09)
Small line up yesterday in the NBA, but still several ex Tar Heels were in action for their teams. Nice to see Sean May back in action, even if he isn’t getting much time on the floor
And the mock drafts say…
Checking around some of the mock drafts and what they are saying about the four players from Chapel Hill. Unfortunately they are almost a week old (so they don’t calculate this weekend’s games)
Heels in the League (03/20/09)
Eleven games in the NBA, with plenty of them featuring ex Tar Heels in them. Also a couple of links to story about the ex Heels or their teams
It’s on to the Sweet 16 for North Carolina
In the end we saw what this Tar Heel team was made of, and you have to say for those that thought that Lawson had no heart should now just shut up and be in awe of the game he gave the nation to see
