![North Carolina used hot shooting from outside and buckets inside after offensive rebounds to defeat No. 4 Gonzaga 103-90 in Chapel Hill as the Zags failed to avenge their national championship loss to the Heels. (12/15) “We are lethal from inside, outside, mid-range, fastbreaks,” said UNC senior Luke Maye, who led the way with 20 points and 16 rebounds. “We have a lot of guys that can knock down shots.” UNC coach Roy Williams, who has indicated in the past that this could be one of his best shooting teams, said he has been waiting for the Tar Heels to […]](http://capitalsportsnc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/GonzagaJohnson-490x225.jpg "Tar Heels shoot down Gonzaga, 103-90")
North Carolina used hot shooting from outside and buckets inside after offensive rebounds to defeat No. 4 Gonzaga 103-90 in Chapel Hill as the Zags failed to avenge their national championship loss to the Heels. (12/15) “We are lethal from inside, outside, mid-range, fastbreaks,” said UNC senior Luke Maye, who led the way with 20 points and 16 rebounds. “We have a lot of guys that can knock down shots.” UNC coach Roy Williams, who has indicated in the past that this could be one of his best shooting teams, said he has been waiting for the Tar Heels to […]
There are great teams that are but flashes in the pan, but Wake Forest coach Reggie Lucas has built a program that can be successful year in and year out. …read more
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Once a highly touted high school prospect and Internet sensation, UNC’s Seventh Woods shows flashes of that promise in Saturday’s win over No. 4 Gonzaga. …read more
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Our HighSchoolOT Round Table team discusses the final six football state championship games, including Tarboro’s win and Scotland’s loss on Saturday night. …read more
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Scotland’s football team is returning home from Durham after falling to East Forsyth in the 4A state championship game. …read more
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Everyone knows UNC’s early-season struggles aren’t indicative of anything moving forward for Carolina basketball, usually. But the Tar Heels hadn’t been playing as well as they were capable of playing. They kept telling everyone that. And finally, on Saturday night against No. 4 Gonzaga, they showed it. …read more
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![North Carolina, playing without injured starting point guard Coby White, played with more intensity than it did in a loss to Michigan and wore down UNC-Wilmington for a 97-69 home victory. (12/5) Former UNC assistant coach C.B. McGrath’s Seahawks team hung tough for a while, even leading midway through the first half, but a Tar Heel 17-4 lead later in the first half and a 30-3 run in the second half ended any hopes of an upset. North Carolina, which led by nine at the half despite nine turnovers, cranked up the defense, coming up with 13 steals and forcing […]](http://capitalsportsnc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/UNCWJohnson2-490x225.jpg "Without White, Heels still make UNCW blue")
![Clifton Barnes, the owner of CapitalSportsNC.com, has won a national award for writing for a series of articles on the website. CapitalSportsNC.com has now won awards four years in a row. The series of articles revolves around former University of North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith won an Award of Excellence from the DC area-based Communications Concepts through its 2016 Awards for Publication Excellence competition. John De Lellis of Communications Concepts says competition was intense as there were more than 1,600 entries with seven winners in the Writing Series category. Barnes was the only winner in the category from North […]](http://capitalsportsnc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/CliftonBarnes2016capitalsportsnc-490x225.jpg "CapitalSportsNC.com wins national award for writing")
