mvn.com - 1/5/2009
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NCAA Outsider 's Jeff Greer and James Rees debate the issue: Can any men's basketball team beat the North Carolina Tar Heels?
Jeff Greer argues that North Carolina cannot be beaten:
There just isn't another team even close...
While hundreds of lesser wannabes bludgeon each other back on ...
boston.com - 1/8/2009
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boston.com —
Jeremy Lin watches as much "SportsCenter" as anybody
else. He saw what Boston College did to unbeaten
North Carolina last Sunday. He had seen BC guard Tyrese Rice's face every day since, and every time he saw an opportunity. "That gave us extra ...
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Harvard upsets No. 17 Eagles - The Boston Globe
rivals.yahoo.com - 1/6/2009
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rivals.yahoo.com —
Merry New Year! At 4:30 p.m. ET, The
Rose Bowl kicks off the annual NCAA money-grab Bowl
Championship Series, a set of five games designed to maximize profits determine a national championship like Illinois awards Senate seats in an orderly, fair ...
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What if college basketball was stuck with the BCS?
ncaabasketball.fanhouse.com - 1/8/2009
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ncaabasketball.fanhouse.com —
Apparently they can play some ball in the
Ivy League. Okay maybe Harvard wouldn't beat UNC, though,
fellow Ivy Leaguer, Penn only lost by 15 to the Tar Heels.
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Harvard Could Beat North Carolina
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Reason #812 Why Polls Are Stupid
The Immaculate Inning —
... I write this not to belittle the accomplishment of Boston College. It was a gritty win, and continues to prove that the ACC is the best conference anywhere. But I tend to think that any unranked team in a BCS conference would have lept to 17th in the AP poll the day after beating God's Gift to Basketball Teams, the 2009 UNC Tarheels. The writers are not studying game film or getting crosseyed from looking over statistics to determine which are the 25 best teams in the nation at this moment. What they know, for certain, ...
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bleacherreport.com 12/6/2008 — It's only the first week of December, but the North Carolina basketball team has already notched as many wins as their football counterparts with eight. The hoopsters can count on so many more.
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ATB: #1 Goes Down as BC Flies Like an Eagle Over UNC
rushthecourt.wordpress.com 1/5/2009 —
We felt tonight’s ATB of #1 UNC losing to Boston College deserves its own post.
#1 No More (photo credit: Robert Willett/Raleigh News-Observer)
Boston College 85, UNC 78. It’s conference season, isn’t it? In just the ...
Tar Heels' Ginyard out indefinitely
www2.journalnow.com 1/13/2009 — JOURNAL REPORTER Published: January 13, 2009 Struggling North Carolina will have to find out how to win an ACC game knowing that Marcus Ginyard won't be back any time soon to help. Coach Roy Williams said yesterday that Ginyard, a 6-5 senior, will be ...
ACC Now - Step back likely for Heels in '09 | newsobserver.com blogs
blogs.newsobserver.com 12/30/2008 — Staff photo by Robert Willett UNC will be more experienced in Butch Davis' third season but will the Tar Heels be better in 2009? The short answer is no. Given Davis' track record, that's not the logical answer. After all, Davis flipped 4-8 into 8-5 ...
Hakeem Nicks: Going Pro —
Bleacher Report - College Football 1/5/2009
North Carolina's top wide-out won't be on the sidelines in 2009—well at least not in a Tar Heel uniform.
UNC announced Monday morning that Hakeem Nicks will fore-go his senior season and enter the NFL Draft in April.
Nicks leaves UNC ...
