Things got pretty shaky in the second half, but — at least offensively — that was one of the best games the North Carolina Tar Heels have played since about 2019-ish. In general, the performance was one that required and got good efforts from nearly everyone. Four players cracked double digit points. Eight players chipped in with at least one rebound. As a team, UNC scored 1.389 points per possession. Frankly, there are several options you could pick
However in picking a player of the game, the person I was most compelled to pick finished fairly low on the Tar Heels’ point leaderboard on Wednesday night.