It’s been a long five years since we as fans could dare to dream about what it could take to win the ACC regular season as well as get our preference of playing the first and second round games in the site closest to Chapel Hill. In fact, even when they earned a top seed in 2019 they had to go to Columbus because the NCAA has been giving North Carolina sites a lot less. This season the tournament lords have blessed Charlotte as a host, which is even better considering Carolina played there in December.
With that in mind we are going to check in weekly with where the Tar Heels stand both in terms of their ACC Tournament seeding and their NCAA Tournament preferred location.