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GO TARHEELS!!!!!!!!!!

WELL I GUESS I'M GOING TO HAVE TO CALL MY BROTHER IN DURHAM AND SICK HIM ON YOU. HE GRADUATED FROM DUKE IN ABOUT 74' AND IS HUGE FAN. HE AND WIFE MOVED TO GRAPEVINE, TX FOR A FEW YEARS AS SHE WAS A BIG SHOT WITH VERIZON. DANGED IF THE NEW NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR WASN'T A TAR HEEL . THEY HAD A GOOD RUNNING BATTLE TILL HE MOVED BACK.

3/15/2008
No. 1 UNC Holds Off Tech, 68-66


another one bites the dust!

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Don't be hating because I am a Tarheel fan. Did you here that Duke got beat by Clemson yesterday lol? Anyway UNC beat them today to win the ACC championship.

UNC Kills Clemson to Claim ACC Title!!

Tar Heels won't have to leave state before Final Four

Posted: Sunday March 16, 2008 6:01PM; Updated: Sunday March 16, 2008 7:56PM



Tyler Hansbrough and North Carolina will open against the winner of the Coppin State-Mount St. Mary's game.


NEW YORK (AP) -- North Carolina, Memphis, Kansas and UCLA earned the top seeds in the NCAA tournament Sunday, and the top-ranked Tar Heels got the best deal of all: Their road to the Final Four won't veer more than two hours outside their Chapel Hill campus.
The Tar Heels (32-2) are the top seed in the East, with their first- and second-round games scheduled for
Like North Carolina, Kansas, UCLA and Memphis won their conference tournaments to seal their top spots -- Memphis in the South, Kansas in the Midwest and UCLA in the West.
The Final Four is set for April 5-7 in San Antonio.

In the East region, North Carolina will open against the winner of the Coppin State-Mount St. Mary's game, while No. 2 seed Tennessee will open against No. 15 American.
Other games in the region are: No. 7 Butler vs. No. 10 South Alabama; No. 3 Louisville vs. No. 14 Boise State; No. 6 Oklahoma vs. No. 11 St. Joseph's; No. 8 Indiana vs. No. 9 Arkansas; No. 4 Washington State vs. No. 13 Winthrop; and No. 5 Notre Dame vs. No. 12 George Mason, which will try to repeat its surprising trip to the Final Four two years ago.

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and now onto Friday... gotta keep whipping that ###!!

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3/21/2008
UNC Overpowers Mount St. Mary's, 113-74

Tyler Hansbrough and Ty Lawson each had 21 points Friday night to help North Carolina cruise by Mount St. Mary's 113-74 in the first round of the East Regional.


vs.
Arkansas
(NCAA Tournament)
Day: SundayDate: Mar. 23, 2008
Location: Raleigh, N.C.Time: TBA

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(3) Louisville 73, (1) North Carolina 83


9:05 PM ET, March 29, 2008
Charlotte Bobcats Arena
Charlotte, NC


Hansbrough's double-double helps Tar Heels trump Cardinals

Associated Press

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- This time, North Carolina got to celebrate instead of heading to the locker room to wait for next year. Tyler Hansbrough and his top-seeded Tar Heels just wouldn't be denied a trip to the Final Four again.

The Tar Heels (36-2) advanced to play the Kansas-Davidson winner next Saturday at San Antonio.
Ty Lawson added 11 points -- including a key 3-pointer with about 5 minutes left -- for North Carolina. The Tar Heels blew a 12-point halftime lead, then broke away from a tie at 59 to earn their 17th trip to the Final Four.

It was a reversal of last year's regional final in which the Tar Heels fell apart down the stretch, wasted a double-digit lead in the second half and lost to Georgetown in overtime.

Last year, nobody could hit a shot when the Tar Heels needed one most against the Hoyas in a loss that had stayed with them all season. But this time, Hansbrough and Lawson came through with the three biggest shots of the season to maintain North Carolina's tenuous second-half lead.

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