One state’s highest-paid public employee is a medical school plastic surgeon. Another state’s is a hockey coach. Neither state is North Carolina.
Posted in Tar Heelia, tagged coaches salaries, deadspin, unc basketball, unc football on May 10, 2013 | 1 Comment »
One state’s highest-paid public employee is a medical school plastic surgeon. Another state’s is a hockey coach. Neither state is North Carolina.
Posted in Tar Heelia, tagged alexander betts, charleston sc, college basketball recruiting, dean smith, east flat rock nc, flat rock nc, gettysburg, jack betts, oldest nc photo, raleigh nc, unc basketball, wilmington nc on April 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
– Reconsidering North Carolina’s oldest known landscape photo. – “It certainly would be nice to have another Ohio native become part of our basketball program here at Chapel Hill.” – Bellum Charleston’s elite retreat. (Are East Flat Rock, Savannah and the MastersĀ “actually part of Charleston”? ) – Great-grandpa sends a Tweet from Gettysburg. – [...]
Posted in Tar Heelia, tagged darius miller, earl watson, jersey popping, joey rodriguez, pauley pavilion, three-point goggles, ucla basketball, unc basketball, vcu basketball on March 28, 2011 | 1 Comment »
On Dec. 23, 2000, after his team had come back from 19 points behind against North Carolina, point guard Earl Watson grabbed the front of his jersey with both hands and displayed the “UCLA” to the Pauley Pavilion student section. Thus was born, or least popularized, the custom of “jersey popping.” (The Tar Heels won, [...]
Posted in Just A Bite, tagged doug moe, gerrard hall, men's honor council, point shaving, unc basketball, william a link, william aycock, william friday on October 12, 2010 | 1 Comment »
“In May 1961 the [basketball] point-shaving scandal spread, as Doug Moe, an All-American at Carolina, became implicated ….Although Moe had accepted no bribes, he had been given a total of $75 in his dealings with [gamblers]…. Moe told the chancellor [William Aycock] he was in ‘no way’ involved in the scandal…. It was only at [...]