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or H1N1 as it is officially known. Bobby Rome(who I failed to note in my injury report post) and Jordan Nix have been diagnosed. All three were promptly sealed in a chamber inside the Kenan Football Center quarantined from the team. Neither have practiced nor will they travel to UConn. Terry Shankle is also listed [...] Continue reading And Then Came The Swine Flu First, for background read this from Adam Lucas and my own take here. Secondly, put on your seat belt and read the whole interview with the N&O’s Robbi Pickeral because it deals with McCants’ relationship with Matt Doherty, Roy Williams, whether he really wanted to leave when the crap hit the fan in 2003 and [...] Continue reading McCants Interview With The N&O Tar Heel Fan on September 11th, 2009 |  Comments are closed Offensive guard, tackle and center. Two of those are on the much vaunted ACC mandated injury report. Talented RS freshman guard Jonathan Cooper sprained his ankle versus The Citadel and is listed as questionable. Center Lowell Dyer is also questionable with a injured shoulder. That means UNC could go into Hartford missing two starters on [...] Continue reading Positions UNC Really Cannot Afford To Have On Their Injury Report Tar Heel Fan on September 10th, 2009 | Comments are closed This week it counts.. What? Last week counted too. Well crap. [...] Continue reading ACC Week #2: Preview Via Sean May’s Twitter feed. A little nugget from SI’s write-up of the Pro Alumni Game concerning Marcus Ginyard: So far, he says everything’s going well. From organizing the team’s frequent pickup games to their offseason workout schedule to what the players can wear to Carolina football games (“nicer than what you’d wear to class” he says), Ginyard’s embraced the [...] Continue reading Ginyard Already Assuming Leadership Role A nice surprise considering the questions about the OL. Yes, “it was only The Citadel” disclaimers apply but it still good to step off in the right direction. OFFENSIVE LINEMAN – Alan Pelc, North Carolina, G, Jr., 6-6, 325, Houston, Texas (Pearland) North Carolina junior offensive guard Alan Pelc graded out at 90 percent and [...] Continue reading Pelc Named ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week The Pro Alumni Game festivities were kicked off on Friday night with a video chronicling the 100 years of UNC basketball. UNC has made the video available on the internet. I have embedded it below the jump or you can click here for it. Try not to get misty eyed. Not that it really matters at this point. If UNC is still ranked come October that will be cause for excitement since that ranking will be backed with all sorts of credible wins and such. As for now we tip our cap and duly note the Heels presence in the AP and Coaches’ polls. [...] Continue reading Heels Move Up To 19th In Both Polls EPIC. FAIL. What else can you say? The ACC went 4-6 against the non-conference schedule including two, yes, two losses to I-AA schools. Duke and UVa catch the most grief for being to the two teams who failed to hold the line against the lower division. Duke is like the child who has been [...] Continue reading ACC Week #1: Review |
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