Not a very big recap for 03/08/10 with just five games in the NBA schedule. Four of them had a touch of Carolina blue (5 teams and seven Tar Heels in all). It’s all right here, in this edition of “Heels in the League”

A pretty packed recap from 03/06, with six games (eight teams and 10 UNC players) being involved in it. One of the Heels had a great game with a double double while many others didn’t see the hardwoods due to injuries. And it’s all right here, in this edition of “Heels in the League”

For the guard/forward combo it might be an early exit from the Cleveland Cavaliers. Hopefully he remains with the squad and if not he can bounce back quickly elsewhere

Jam packed recap from 03/05/10. In all eight games, eleven teams and 13 ex Carolina players were in action. Mostly played, while several are out with injuries. It’s all right here, in this edition of “Heels in the League”

In what was probably the biggest night ever for the ex Tar Heels with nine games (12 teams and 14 ex UNC players) here is the recap from 03/03. Many played, while several were sidelined with injuries, and it’s all right here in this edition of “Heels in the League”

A pretty good night for NBA’ers as five games had a touch of Carolina Blue in them and most of the Heels got to play in their games. It’s all right here, in this edition of “Heels in the League”

The ex national champion from last year is back with the Cavs after a couple days and games in the NBDL

Checking out the NBDL we have two ex Heels in it and both playing for the same team, the Erie Bayhawks. In what was Danny Green’s inaugural game in the league let’s check out how both players did

In a night where only three games were played, all three had a touch of Carolina Blue on both sides of the benches. In all six teams and seven ex UNC players were in action, with five getting playing time and two still out injured

Ex Heel Danny Green has been sent down to the Erie Bayhawks for the time being. Hopefully this will help the young man develop and get him prepared for the NBA in years to come