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1 Tar Heel Basketball Media Notes 1-NORTH CAROLINA VS. 8-ARKANSAS Sunday, March 17, 2017, 6:10 p.m. Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, S.C. TV: TNT (Brian Anderson, Chris Webber, Lewis Johnson) UNC Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network (Jones Angell, Eric Montross, Adam Lucas, Dave Nathan) Westwood One Radio: John Sadak, John Thompson Satellite Radio: Sirius 137/XM 205 North Carolina Tar Heels Record: 28-7, 14-4 ACC (1st), ACC Tournament Semifinalist Head Coach: Roy Williams (UNC 72) Williams Overall Record: (29th year) Williams Record at UNC: (14th year) Rankings: #6 Associated Press, #8 USA Today/ Coaches SID: Steve Kirschner ( , Arkansas Razorbacks Record: 26-9, 12-6 SEC (3rd) Head Coach: Mike Anderson Anderson s Overall Record: (15th year) Anderson s Record at Arkansas: (6th year) SID: David Beall (jdb048@uark.edu) CAROLINA BASKETBALL ONLINE, SOCIAL MEDIA Internet: GoHeels.com; Instagram: UNC_Basketball; Facebook: Facebook. com/tarheels; YouTube: UNCTarHeelsAthletics NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS, SCHOOL Kentucky 122 North Carolina 118 Duke 108 NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS, HEAD COACH Mike Krzyzewski 91 Roy Williams 71 Dean Smith 65 Carolina plays Arkansas in the second round of the 2017 NCAA Tournament on Sunday, March 19th, at 6:10 p.m. The Tar Heels are 28-7 overall. The Razorbacks are Carolina is the No. 1 seed in the South Regional. Arkansas is the No. 8 seed. UNC defeated No. 16 seed Texas Southern, , in the first round on Friday in the Tar Heels first-ever NCAA Tournament game played in the state of South Carolina. Carolina s win over Texas Southern was UNC s 118th NCAA Tournament win. Only four other schools have played that many NCAA Tournament games (Kentucky, Kansas, Duke and Louisville). Arkansas beat Seton Hall, 77-71, to advance to the second round. TNT will televise Carolina s NCAA second round game. Brian Anderson, Chris Webber and Lewis Johnson will call the action. UNC IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Carolina is playing in the NCAA Tournament for the 48th time. That is the second-most appearances behind Kentucky (56). This is UNC s 44th appearance in the NCAA Tournament in the last 51 years. Carolina is first in NCAA Tournament history in Final Fours (19), second in appearances (48), second in wins (118), second in games (163), fourth in winning percentage (.724) and tied for third in championships (five). Carolina is now 29-1 in the round of 64. The Tar Heels are in the round of 32, including 8-4 under head coach Roy Williams. TAR HEELS AS NO. 1 SEED Carolina is the No. 1 seed in the South Region. This is the 16th time UNC has earned a No. 1 since seeds were established in Carolina has earned more No. 1 seeds than Game 36 NCAA Second Round vs. Arkansas March 19 Greenville, S.C. any other school. Duke and Kansas are tied for second with 13; Kentucky has 12. Carolina has been a No. 1 seed in 1979, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1991,1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2016 and Carolina advanced to the Final Four nine times as a No. 1 seed 1982, 1991, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2005, 2008, 2009 and Roy Williams has earned a No. 1 seed for the 12th time. Only Mike Krzyzewski (13) has more. Dean Smith and Bill Self are tied for third with eight. Carolina is as a No. 1 seed. WILLIAMS IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Roy Williams is making his 27th appearance in the NCAA Tournament in his 29th year as a head coach. Kansas was not eligible to play in the 1989 NCAA Tournament in his first season as the Jayhawks head coach; UNC played in the 2010 NIT. Williams is tied for fifth in NCAA Tournaments (27), second in wins (70), second in games (94), fourth in Final Fours (8), fifth in winning percentage among coaches with at least 50 games, tied for sixth in titles (2), and is the only coach to win a game in 27 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament. Williams is overall, including at Carolina and at Kansas. Williams is 27-0 in the first round (13-0 at Carolina), 17-9 in the second round (8-4 at UNC), 12-5 in the Sweet 16 (7-1 at UNC), 8-4 in the Elite Eight (4-3 at UNC), 5-3 in national semifinals (3-1 at UNC) and 2-3 in the championship game (2-1 at UNC). Williams is 37-9 as a No. 1 seed, including 28-4 at Carolina. NOVEMBER (UNC/Opponent AP rankings) 11 at Tulane (7/-) W Chattanooga (7/-) W Long Beach State (5/-) W at Hawai i (5/-) W vs. Chaminade-1 (4/-) W vs. Oklahoma State-1 (4/-) W vs. Wisconsin-1 (4/16) W at Indiana-2 (3/13) L DECEMBER 4 Radford (3/-) W Davidson (7/-) W Tennessee (7/-) W vs. Kentucky-3 (7/6) L Northern Iowa (8/-) W Monmouth (9/-) W at Georgia Tech (9/-) L SCHEDULE (28-7, 14-4 ACC) JANUARY (UNC/Opponent AP rankings) 3 at Clemson (14/-) W (ot) NC State (14/-) W at Wake Forest (11/-) W Florida State (11/9) W Syracuse (9/-) W at Boston College (9/-) W Virginia Tech (9/-) W at Miami (9/-) L Pitt (12/-) W FEBRUARY 5 Notre Dame-4 (12/20) W at Duke (8/18) L at NC State (10/-) W Virginia (10/14) W Louisville (8/6) W at Pitt (8/-) W at Virginia (5/23) L MARCH (UNC/Opponent AP rankings) 4 Duke (5/17) W ACC Tournament-5 Quarterfinals vs. Miami (6/-) W Semifinals vs. Duke (6/14) L NCAA Tournament-6 W First Round vs. Texas Southern (6/-) 19 Second Round vs. Arkansas (6/-) 1 Maui Jim Maui Invitational, Lahaina, Maui 2 ACC/Big Ten Challenge, Bloomington, Ind. 3 CBS Sports Classic, Las Vegas 4 Greensboro, N.C. 5 ACC Tournament, Brooklyn, N.Y. 6 NCAA Tournament, Greenville, S.C.

2 ROY WILLIAMS SEEDS BY YEAR No , 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002*, 2005*, 2007, 2008*, 2009*, 2012, 2016*, 2017 No , 1993*, 1996, 2003*, 2011 No *, 2006 No , 2001, 2015 No , 2004, 2014 No , 2013 * reached the Final Four CAROLINA-ARKANSAS SERIES Sunday s second round game is the ninth meeting all-time between Carolina and Arkansas and the sixth time the teams have met in the NCAA Tournament. Carolina leads the series, 5-3, including 3-2 in the NCAA Tournament. This is the third consecutive time the teams will face each other in a second round NCAA Tournament game and it is the sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament game in the series. The Tar Heels won the most recent game in the series, 87-78, on 3/21/15 in Jacksonville, Fla., in the second round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament. Arkansas beat Carolina in the 1990 regional semifinal in Dallas and the 1995 national semifinal. Carolina beat the Razorbacks in the 1993 Sweet 16 in the Meadowlands; in the 2008 second round in Raleigh; and the 2015 second round in Jacksonville. Roy Williams is 3-0 vs. Arkansas (2-0 at Carolina) SECOND ROUND RECAP Marcus Paige scored 20 second-half points and Carolina shot 55.0 percent in the second half as the fourth-seeded Tar Heels beat fifth-seeded Arkansas, 87-78, on 3/21/15 in Jacksonville, Fla. Justin Jackson scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half. Brice Johnson had 13 rebounds, three Probable Starters in Bold CAROLINA-ARKANSAS SERIES, UNC LEADS 5-3 Date W L NC UA Site Rank Coach W Greensboro Coliseum 3/10 DES W Anchorage, Buckner Fieldhouse 13/20 DES Great Alaska Shootout L Pine Bluff, Ark., Convention Center 1/- DES L Dallas, Reunion, NCAAmw -/7 DES W Meadowlands, NCAAe 4/12 DES L Seattle, Kingdome, NCAA FF 4/6 DES W Raleigh, RBC Center, NCAAe 1/- RW W Jacksonville, Vet. Mem., NCAAw 15/21 RW Most UNC Points vs. Arkansas: 23 by George Lynch ( ) Most UNC Rebounds: 13 by Brice Johnson ( ) Most UNC Assists: 9 by Dante Calabria (4-1-95) Most Arkansas Points vs. UNC: 27 by Michael Qualls ( ) assists, two blocked shots and two steals to go with his seven points. Nate Britt scored 10 first-half points, outscoring Paige (2 points), Jackson (2) and Johnson (4) combined in the opening half. J.P. Tokoto had 13 points, five rebounds, eight assists, zero turnovers and two steals Kennedy Meeks sprained his left knee late in the game and did not return to action. Carolina out-scored the Razorbacks, 23-16, in points off turnovers Tar Heel starters combined for 21 points on 10 of 31 shooting (.323) in the first half. The starters combined for 44 points on 11 of 18 shooting (.611) in the second half NCAA FIRST ROUND RECAP UNC 103, TEXAS SOUTHERN 64 Roy Williams is now 27-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (an NCAA record). Carolina improved to in the NCAA Tournament, including 29-1 in the round of 64. Carolina has won at least one game in each of its last 14 NCAA Tournament appearances (from 2000 on). The 103 points were the most by the Tar Heels in an NCAA Tournament game since 2008 when UNC beat Arkansas, , in NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS the second round in Raleigh. Carolina s 39-point margin of victory ties the third-largest in an NCAA Tournament game in school history and is the largest since Carolina s 25-point lead at the half also tied UNC s third-largest in an NCAA Tournament game and was its largest since Carolina s rebound margin of plus-27 (54-27) was the second-largest in UNC s NCAA Tournament history. It was the first time six Tar Heels scored in double figures in an NCAA Tournament game since the 1997 East Regional final against Louisville (Shammond Williams, Vince Carter, Antawn Jamison, Serge Zwikker, Ed Cota and Ademola Okulaja). Carolina scored a season-high 29 second-chance points (previous was 28 at Hawai i and at Pitt). Carolina is 16-0 this year when scoring 20 or more second-chance points. Carolina grabbed 54 rebounds, the ninth time this year the Tar Heels pulled down 50 or more rebounds. Carolina had 20 offensive rebounds, the second straight game (22 vs. Duke) and the eighth time this year with at least 20 offensive rebounds. Carolina shot 50.7 percent from floor. UNC is 12-2 this year and under Roy Wil- No. Player Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School(s) 0 Nate Britt Sr. G Upper Marlboro, Md. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.)/ Gonzaga College HS (Washington, D.C.) 1 Theo Pinson Jr. F/G Greensboro, N.C. Wesleyan Christian Academy (High Point) 2 Joel Berry II Jr. G Apopka, Fla. Lake Highland Prep (Orlando) 3 Kennedy Meeks Sr. F Charlotte, N.C. West Charlotte 4 Isaiah Hicks Sr. F Oxford, N.C. J.F. Webb 5 Tony Bradley Fr. F Bartow, Fla. Bartow Senior 11 Shea Rush Fr. F Fairway, Kan. The Barstow School (Kansas City, Mo.) 13 Kanler Coker Sr. G Gainesville, Ga. North Hall/Flowery Branch (Hall County) 14 Brandon Robinson Fr. G Douglasville, Ga. Douglas County 21 Seventh Woods Fr. G Columbia, S.C. Hammond School 24 Kenny Williams So. G Midlothian, Va. Bird (Chesterfield) 25 Aaron Rohlman Jr. F Gastonia, N.C. Hunter Huss 30 Stilman White Sr. G Wilmington, N.C. Hoggard 32 Luke Maye So. F Huntersville, N.C. Hough (Cornelius) 44 Justin Jackson Jr. F Tomball, Texas Homeschool Christian Youth Head Coach: Roy Williams (14th year at UNC, 29th as head coach) Assistant Coaches: Steve Robinson, C.B. McGrath, Hubert Davis Director of Operations: Brad Frederick; Director of Player Personnel: Sean May; Director of Strength and Conditioning: Jonas Sahratian; Director of Player Relations/ Video Coordinator: Eric Hoots; Athletics Trainer: Doug Halverson; Managers: Chase Bengel (head manager), Emily Brickner, John Bumgarner, Tyler Hagan, Forrest Reynolds, Maria Vanderford Pronunciations: Joel Berry (Jole), Isaiah Hicks (i-zay-uh), Jonas Sahratian (JOE-nus suh-ray-shun), Apopka (uh-pop-kuh) Tomball (TOM-ball)

3 liams when shooting 50 percent from the floor in a game. Carolina entered the game third in the nation in points in the paint per game (39.9) and scored 52 paint points vs. the Tigers. It was the second straight game (50 vs Duke) and fifth time this year the Tar Heels scored 50 or more paint points. Carolina scored 103 points. This was the sixth time UNC scored 100 points, the most times in a season since 2009 when the national champions did it nine times. This was the 16th time in 35 games UNC scored 90 or more points, most times since the 2009 team also did it 16 times. Justin Jackson scored a game-high 21 points, making 8 of 13 from the floor and 5 of 8 from three-point range. Jackson made all five of his three-pointers in the first half. This was the sixth time this year he made at least five 3FGs in a game. Jackson s five three-pointers tied the thirdmost in any NCAA Tournament game by a Tar Heel (it s the 15th time a Tar Heel has made at least five 3FGs in an NCAA Tourney game). Jackson scored 19 points in the first half, his highest scoring half since he had 20 in the first half vs. Kentucky on 12/17. Jackson s 19 first-half points were more than he scored in any of his previous nine NCAA Tournament games (previous highs were 16 vs. Arkansas in 2015 and 16 vs. Syracuse in the 2016 Final Four). Jackson has 95 three-pointers this year, which ties the UNC single-season record previously set by Shammond Williams in Jackson has also tied Williams for the most three-pointers per game in UNC single-season history (2.71). UNC Three-Point FGs in a Season 95 Justin Jackson, Shammond Williams, Marcus Paige, P.J. Hairston, Reggie Bullock, UNC Single-Season 3FGs Per Game 2.71 Justin Jackson, Shammond Williams, P.J. Hairston, Hubert Davis, Donald Williams, Kenny Smith, This was Jackson s 17th 20-point game this year (22nd career) and the 18th time he led the Tar Heels in scoring (first time since he had 23 at Pitt on 2/25). Isaiah Hicks scored 17points, which is his NCAA Tournament career high. His previous high was 13 vs. Providence in the 2016 second round. Hicks has 76 points (19.0) in the last four games, the most points he has scored in any four-game stretch in his career (previous high was 72 earlier this year). This is the first time he has scored 17 or more points in four consecutive games. Hicks tied his career high with eight field goals. Nate Britt tied his NCAA Tournament career high with 10 points (also had 10 vs. Arkansas in 2015) and set his career best in NCAA play with five assists (and no turnovers). Britt scored in double figures for the sixth time this season (first time since 1/28 at Miami) and the 21st time as a Tar Heel. Luke Maye scored in double figures (10) for the fourth time this year. Maye also led UNC in rebounding with a game-high nine, the third time this year he led UNC in rebounds, and won his first defensive player of the game award. Tony Bradley (12 points, six rebounds) scored in double figures for the 13th time this year. Bradley made a season-high six field goals. Stilman White tied his career highs in points (6) and rebounds (3) and set career bests in field goals (2) and steals (2); Kanler Coker set his career scoring high with four. NOTES Jackson s scoring average of 18.1 ppg is the highest by a Tar Heel since Tyler Hansbrough in 2009 (20.7). Jackson is the seventh Tar Heel to score 600 points in a season in the Roy Williams Era ( ). 600-Plus Points in the Roy Williams Era 882 Tyler Hansbrough, Tyler Hansbrough, Tyler Hansbrough, Brice Johnson, Harrison Barnes, Wayne Ellington, Sean May, Justin Jackson, Tyler Zeller, Wayne Ellington, 2009 Jackson and Berry have combined for 171 three-pointers this year, the second-most by a duo in UNC history (P.J. Hairston and Reggie Bullock made 177 in 2013). Carolina leads the nation rebounding (43.8), offensive rebounds (15.9) and rebound margin (13.1). The rebound margin is on pace to be a school record and the second-highest by any school since Carolina s offensive rebound average of 15.9 per game is also on pace to be a school record. The 2008 Tar Heels advanced to the Final Four averaging 15.5 per game. Kennedy Meeks has 989 career rebounds. He is 11 from becoming the ninth Tar Heel with 1,000 rebounds. This is the fourth time in UNC history there are four 1,000-point scorers on the same team. Justin Jackson (1,530), Kennedy Meeks (1,422), Joel Berry (1,116) and Isaiah Hicks (1,075) all reached the 1,000-point mark this year. The 2001, 2005 and 2009 teams also had four 1,000-point scorers. The Tar Heels are 22-2 this year when they make seven or more three-pointers and 13-1 when they shoot 40 percent from three-point range. Carolina is second in the nation in assists at 18.2 per game (had 18 vs. Texas Southern) STATISTICAL COMPARISON UNC UA Record Points/Game Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG% FG% FGs/Game FT% FG% Defense FG% Defense Oppt 3FGs/Game Rebounds/Game Offensive Rebs/Game Rebound Margin Assists/Game Turnovers/Game Assist-Turnover Ratio UNC STREAKS Overall Won 1 Home Won 18 Road Lost 1 Neutral Site Won 1 vs. ACC Opponents (all games) Lost 1 vs. Home Non-ACC Won 17 vs. Home ACC Won 11 vs. Road Non-ACC Lost 1 vs. Road ACC Lost 1 AP-ranked opponents Lost 1 Overtime Won 1 UNC Scores 100 Points Won 3 UNC Scores 90 Points Won 9 UNC Scores 80 Points Won 1 UNC Scores Less than 80 Points Won 1 UNC Scores Less than 70 Points Won 1 Oppts Score 80 Points Lost 2 UNC Leads at the Half Won 1 UNC Trails at the Half Lost 3 UNC Shoots 50% Field Goals Won 4 UNC Shoots Under 40% Field Goals Lost 1 Oppts Shoot 50% Field Goals Lost 2 Oppts Shoot Under 40% Field Goals Won 2 UNC Makes 7 or More 3FGs Won 7 Opponents Make 10 or More 3FGs Lost 3 UNC Makes 20 Free Throws Won 4 Oppts Make More Free Throws Lost 1 UNC Has More Rebounds Won 1 UNC Has Fewer Turnovers Won 1 and are seventh nationally in assist/turnover ratio (1.5). The assist-error ratio is third-best in UNC history (last year s team set the record at 1.65). Hicks is shooting 60.6 percent from the floor. He is on pace to be the first Tar Heel since Brendan Haywood in 2000 and 2001 to shoot 60 percent from the floor in consecutive seasons. CAROLINA S WINS vs. LOSSES 28 Wins 7 Losses Points Per Game Oppt. Points Per Game FG% Oppt. FG% FG% Oppt. 3FG% FT% Oppt. FT% FGs Per Game Oppt. 3FGs Per Game Rebound Margin Assist-Turnover Ratio

4 HEAD COACH ROY WILLIAMS Overall: , 29 seasons (.790) Record at UNC: , 14 seasons (.774) NCAA Championships: 2005, 2009 Final Fours: 1991, 1993, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2016 NCAA Tournament Record: (.747) NCAA Tournament Record at UNC: (.787) ACC Regular-Season Titles: 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017 ACC Regular-Season Record: (.722) ACC Home Record: (.803) ACC Road Record: (.641) ACC Tournament Record: (.667) ACC Tournament Titles: 2007, 2008, 2016 Home Record: (.901) Home UNC Record: (.881) HIGHLIGHTS Earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the 12th time (second all-time) and the seventh time in 14 seasons at Carolina USBWA District III Coach of the Year Led Carolina to the ACC regular-season championship for the eighth time in the last 13 years. No other ACC school or coach has won more than three ACC regular-season titles in Williams 14 years as Carolina s head coach. Williams has led Kansas and North Carolina to 17 first-place finishes in conference play in 29 seasons as a head coach. Won his 17th regular-season conference championship in 29 seasons, (nine at Kansas, eight at UNC) ACC Regular-Season Titles, Coach (1954-present) Dean Smith, North Carolina 17 (36 yrs) Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 12 (37 yrs) Roy Williams, North Carolina 8 (14 yrs) Frank McGuire, UNC & South Carolina 6 Vic Bubas, Duke 4 ACC Regular-Season Championships, Last 14 Years Roy Williams, North Carolina 8 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 3 Tony Bennett, Virginia 2 Dave Leitao, Virginia 1 Gary Williams, Maryland 1 Jim Larrañaga, Miami 1 Passed Eddie Sutton in the win over Louisville on 2/22 for eighth in wins as Division I head coach. Most Wins as Division I Head Coach, All-Time 1071 Mike Krzyzewski (active) 902 Bob Knight 902 Jim Boeheim (active) 879 Dean Smith 876 Adolph Rupp 873 Jim Calhoun 830 Jim Phelan 811 Roy Williams (active) 806 Eddie Sutton 786 Lefty Driesell ROY WILLIAMS YEAR-BY-YEAR Won 387 of his first 500 games at UNC, more wins than any coach in ACC history in his first 500 games. Most Wins, First 500 Games as ACC Head Coach Roy Williams, UNC Dean Smith, UNC Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Lefty Driesell, Maryland Gary Williams, Maryland Bobby Cremins, Georgia Tech Won 20 or more games for the 27th times in 29 years, including 13 times in 14 years at Carolina. Is sixth all-time in 20-win seasons with 27 behind Mike Krzyzewski (33), Jim Boeheim (32), Dean Smith (30), Bob Knight (29) and Lute Olson (28). Became the ninth Division I coach to win 800 games (#800 was against Syracuse on 1/16/17). Became the fastest to 800 wins in seasons coached (29); previous fastest were Dean Smith and Mike Krzyzewski (33 seasons). Became the second-fastest to 800 wins in games (1,012) behind only Adolph Rupp (972 games). Led Carolina to a No. 6 finish in the final Associated Press poll. Overall Big 8/12 Big 8/12 Big 8/12 NCAA AP Coaches Year School W L Pct. W L Finish Tournament Tournament Poll Poll Kansas th 1st Round Kansas T-2nd Semifinals 1-1, 2nd Round Kansas T-1st Semifinals 5-1, Final Four, 2nd Kansas st Champions 1-1, 2nd Round Kansas st Semifinals 4-1, Final Four, T-3rd Kansas rd Semifinals 2-1, Sweet Kansas st Semifinals 2-1, Sweet Kansas st Finals 3-1, Final Eight Kansas st Champions 2-1, Sweet Kansas st Champions 1-1, 2nd Round Kansas T-2nd Champions 1-1, 2nd Round Kansas th Semifinals 1-1, 2nd Round Kansas T-2nd Semifinals 2-1, Sweet Kansas st Finals 4-1, Final Four, T-3rd Kansas st Semifinals 5-1, Final Four, 2nd 6 2 at Kansas 15 yrs sts 4 titles Top 10s 10 Top 10s Overall ACC ACC ACC NCAA AP Coaches Year School W L Pct. W L Finish Tournament Tournament Poll Poll UNC th 0-1, Quarterfinals 1-1, 2nd Round UNC st 1-1, Semifinals 6-0, Champions UNC nd 1-1, Semifinals 1-1, 2nd Round UNC T-1st 3-0, Champions 3-1, Final Eight 4 T UNC st 3-0, Champions 4-1, Final Four, T-3rd UNC st 1-1, Semifinals 6-0, Champions UNC T-9th 0-1, First Round 4-1, (NIT finalists) UNC st 2-1, Finals 3-1, Final Eight UNC st 2-1, Finals 3-1, Final Eight UNC rd 2-1, Finals 1-1, 2nd Round UNC T-3rd 0-1, Quarterfinals 1-1, 2nd Round UNC th 3-1, Finals 2-1, Sweet UNC st 3-0, Champions 5-1, Final Four, 2nd UNC st 1-1, Semifinals (not final) at UNC 14 yrs sts 22-11, 3 titles 37-10, 2 titles 9 Top 10s 8 Top 10s Career 29 yrs sts 7 titles 27 yrs, (.747) 18 Top 10s 18 Top 10s 2 NCAA titles 13 Top 5s 11 Top 5s 8 Final Fours

5 Fastest to 800 Wins by Seasons Roy Williams 29 Dean Smith 33 Mike Krzyzewski 33 Adolph Rupp 37 Bob Knight 37 Jim Boeheim 37 Fastest to 800 Wins by Games Adolph Rupp 972 Roy Williams 1012 Dean Smith 1029 Mike Krzyzewski 1064 Bob Knight 1102 Led UNC to a 5-4 road record in ACC play, the 11th time in14 seasons the Tar Heels posted a winning record on the road in the ACC. Moved into a tie for third all-time with 75 ACC road wins behind only Mike Krzyzewski (171) and Dean Smith (133). Remained in second place in ACC history in road winning percentage in ACC play at 64.1 percent (75-42). ACC Road Winning Percentage, All-Time Vic Bubas, Duke.667 (46-23) Roy Williams, UNC.641 (75-42) Frank McGuire, UNC/South Carolina.618 (55-34) Mike Krzyzewski, Duke.609 ( ) Dean Smith, UNC.591 (133-92) Went 3-0 in the Maui Jim Maui Invitational. Has won more games than any coach in Maui Invitational history (16 in Maui plus one on the mainland) and is the second coach to win at least four titles in Maui. Williams won the Maui Invitational at Carolina in , and and at Kansas in CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Won NCAA championships at UNC in 2005 and 2009 and led KU and Carolina to runnerup finishes in 1991, 2003 and Second all-time in NCAA Tournament victories with 71 and games coaches with 95. Most NCAA Tournament Wins, All-Time 91 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 71 Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina 65 Dean Smith North Carolina Most NCAA Tournament Games, All-Time 118 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 95 Roy Williams North Carolina, Kansas 92 Dean Smith North Carolina Fourth all-time in Final Fours with eight (four at Kansas and four at UNC) behind only John Wooden, Mike Krzyzewski and Dean Smith. Most Final Fours, All-Time 12 John Wooden UCLA 12 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 11 Dean Smith North Carolina 8 Roy Williams North Carolina, Kansas 7 Tom Izzo Michigan State 7 Rick Pitino Providence, UK, UL Coached in five national title games only John Wooden, Mike Krzyzewski, Dean Smith, Adolph Rupp and Williams have coached in five championship games. Led Carolina and Kansas to 12 No. 1 NCAA Tournament seeds, second-most all-time. Most No. 1 Seeds in NCAA Tournament, All-Time Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 13 Roy Williams, North Carolina and Kansas 12 Dean Smith, North Carolina 8 Bill Self, Kansas & Illinois 8 Won eight more NCAA Tournament games (46) in the last 16 years than any coach in the country. Carolina s 37 NCAA Tournament wins in the last 14 years are six more than any other school. Most Wins in NCAA Tournament, (All Schools) North Carolina 37 Duke 31 Kansas 31 Kentucky 30 Michigan State 28 Connecticut 27 Florida 27 Louisville 27 Wisconsin 25 Villanova 21 Most Wins in NCAA Tournament, (ACC Schools) North Carolina 37 Duke 31 Louisville 27 Syracuse 19 Pitt 12 NC State 9 Notre Dame 9 Virginia 8 Georgia Tech 7 Boston College 5 Miami 5 Wake Forest 4 Florida State 4 Clemson 1 Virginia Tech 1 Most NCAA Tournament Wins, Last 16 Years, All Head Coaches Roy Williams 46 John Calipari 38 Mike Krzyzewski 35 Bill Self 34 Tom Izzo 31 Billy Donovan 28 Rick Pitino 28 Jim Calhoun 25 Jim Boeheim 25 Is 27-0 in NCAA Tournament first round games, the best record in opening round play in NCAA Tournament history. Adolph Rupp won at least a game in his first 13 NCAA appearances, the second best figure behind Williams. Won 418 games at Kansas and has won 393 at Carolina. Is sixth all-time and first in winning percentage (.790) among active coaches with at least 20 years experience. ROY WILLIAMS vs OPPONENTS Opponent at UNC Overall Arkansas Boston College Chaminade Chattanooga Clemson Davidson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Hawai i Indiana Kentucky Long Beach State Louisville Miami Monmouth NC State Northern Iowa Notre Dame Oklahoma State Pitt Radford Syracuse Tennessee Texas Southern Tulane Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Wisconsin CAROLINA vs OPPONENTS Opponent Overall Arkansas 5-3 Boston College 16-5 Chaminade 3-0 Chattanooga 5-0 Clemson Davidson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Hawai i 5-0 Indiana 6-9 Kentucky Long Beach State 4-0 Louisville 12-5 Miami 21-7 Monmouth 2-0 NC State Northern Iowa 1-1 Notre Dame 21-7 Oklahoma State 1-1 Pitt 12-3 Radford 2-0 Syracuse 9-4 Tennessee 9-1 Texas Southern 1-0 Tulane 15-1 Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Wisconsin 3-1

6 Is second all-time behind Adolph Rupp (.822) in winning percentage among those who have coached at least 1,000 games. Highest Winning Percentage, All-Time.826 Clair Bee Rider, Long Island.822 Adolph Rupp Kentucky.816 Mark Few Gonzaga (active).804 John Wooden Indiana State, UCLA.797 John Kresse Coll. of Charleston.790 Roy Williams Kansas, UNC (active) Won 17 regular-season conference championships in 29 years (nine in 15 years at Kansas and eight in 14 years at Carolina). Is fourth in wins by an ACC head coach in all games and in ACC games. Most Wins by an ACC Head Coach, All Games 998 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 879 Dean Smith North Carolina 461 Gary Williams Maryland 393 Roy Williams North Carolina 354 Bobby Cremins Georgia Tech Most Wins by a Head Coach, ACC Regular Season and ACC Tournament Games 460 Mike Krzyzewski Duke 422 Dean Smith North Carolina 210 Gary Williams Maryland 191 Roy Williams North Carolina 160 Frank McGuire UNC, South Carolina Has led Carolina to 10 AP top-10 finishes in 14 years (18 top 10s in 29 years as a head coach). Coached two Academic All-Americas of the Year (Jacque Vaughn and Tyler Zeller), seven Academic All-Americas (tied fourth) and the ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year in four of last seven years. Coached three Bob Cousy Award winners (Nation s Top Point Guard), four National Players of the Year and 17 first-team All-Americas (most recent: Justin Jackson in 2017). Led UNC to three ACC Tournament titles and seven ACC Tournament finals appearances against seven different opponents. Has seven wins over AP #1 teams, tied for the most all-time. Averaging 27.9 wins per season, #1 all-time among coaches with 800 wins. Second in 30-win seasons with 11, including six at UNC. 26 first round NBA Draft picks (16 at Carolina). Named the Coach of the Decade (2000s) by ESPN, the Sporting News, Sports Illustrated and Fox Has the most wins of any coach after 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 seasons. Jerry Tarkanian held the previous record for wins after 29 seasons with 701. Williams has 810 in his 29th season. No coach won that many games in 30, 31 or 32 seasons either. UNDER HEAD COACH ROY WILLIAMS Carolina is at neutral sites when leading at the half when shooting 50 percent from the floor when shooting under 40 percent when holding the opponents under 40 percent shooting from the floor when out-rebounding the opponent when the opponents have more rebounds when the opponents have more turnovers when scoring 80 or more points when scoring 90 or more points 55-2 when scoring 100 or more points when the opponents score under 80 points in overtime games CAROLINA AWARD WINNERS UNDER ROY WILLIAMS Final Four MVP Sean May: 2005 Wayne Ellington: 2009 NCAA Tournament Regional MVP Sean May: 2005 East Tyler Hansbrough: 2008 East Ty Lawson: 2009 South Brice Johnson: 2016 East National Player of the Year Sean May: 2005 (SI) Tyler Hansbrough: 2008 (consensus) Brice Johnson: 2016 (Ken.Pom) Consensus First-Team All-America Tyler Hansbrough: 2007, 2008, 2009 Brice Johnson: 2016 First-Team All-America Sean May: 2005 Tyler Hansbrough: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Ty Lawson: 2009 Tyler Zeller: 2012 Kendall Marshall: 2012 Brice Johnson: 2016 Justin Jackson: 2017 ACC Player of the Year Tyler Hansbrough: 2009 Ty Lawson: 2009 Tyler Zeller: 2012 Justin Jackson: 2017 First-Team All-ACC Raymond Felton: 2005 Sean May: 2005 Tyler Hansbrough: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Ty Lawson: 2009 Harrison Barnes: 2012 John Henson: 2012 Tyler Zeller: 2012 Marcus Paige: 2014 Brice Johnson: 2016 Justin Jackson: 2017 ACC Rookie of the Year Marvin Williams: 2005 Tyler Hansbrough: 2006 Brandan Wright: 2007 Harrison Barnes: 2011 ACC Tournament MVP Brandan Wright: 2007 Tyler Hansbrough: 2008 Joel Berry II: 2016 Bob Cousy Award Raymond Felton: 2005 Ty Lawson: 2009 Kendall Marshall: 2012 ACC Student-Athlete of the Year Tyler Zeller: 2011, 2012 Marcus Paige: 2015, 2016 Academic All-America Tyler Zeller: 2011, 2012 Marcus Paige: 2014 (2nd), 2015 (2nd), 2016 (1st) Academic All-America of the Year Tyler Zeller: 2012

7 NCAA TOURNAMENT STATS/CURRENT TAR HEELS #0 Nate Britt NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Providence (2014) vs. Iowa State vs. Harvard (2015) vs. Arkansas vs. Wisconsin vs. FGCU (2016) vs. Providence vs. Indiana vs. Notre Dame vs. Syracuse vs. Villanova vs. TSU (2017) #1 Theo Pinson NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Harvard (2015) vs. Arkansas vs. Wisconsin vs. FGCU (2016) vs. Providence vs. Indiana vs. Notre Dame vs. Syracuse vs. Villanova vs. TSU (2017)* #2 Joel Berry II NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Harvard (2015) vs. Arkansas vs. Wisconsin vs. FGCU* (2016) vs. Providence* vs. Indiana* vs. Notre Dame* vs. Syracuse* vs. Villanova* vs. TSU (2017)* #3 Kennedy Meeks NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Providence (2014)* vs. Iowa State* vs. Harvard (2015)* vs. Arkansas* vs. Wisconsin* vs. FGCU (2016)* vs. Providence* vs. Indiana* vs. Notre Dame* vs. Syracuse* vs. Villanova* vs. TSU (2017)* #4 Isaiah Hicks NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Providence (2014) vs. Iowa State vs. Harvard (2015) vs. Arkansas vs. Wisconsin vs. FGCU (2016) vs. Providence vs. Indiana vs. Notre Dame vs. Syracuse vs. Villanova vs. TSU (2017)* #30 Stilman White NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Vermont (2012) vs. Creighton vs. Ohio* vs. Kansas* vs. Harvard (2015) DNP vs. Arkansas DNP vs. Wisconsin DNP vs. FGCU (2016) vs. Providence vs. Indiana vs. Notre Dame DNP vs. Syracuse vs. Villanova DNP vs. TSU (2017) #32 Luke May NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. FGCU (2016) vs. Providence vs. Indiana vs. Notre Dame DNP vs. Syracuse vs. Villanova DNP vs. TSU (2017) #44 Justin Jackson NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game Stats Opponent FG 3FG FT REB PF PTS A TO B S MP vs. Harvard (2015)* vs. Arkansas* vs. Wisconsin* vs. FGCU (2016)* vs. Providence* vs. Indiana* vs. Notre Dame* vs. Syracuse* vs. Villanova* vs. TSU (2017)*

8 CAREER HIGHS #0 NATE BRITT Points: 17 vs. Syracuse (1/26/15), Fairfield (11/15/15), Davidson (12/6/15) Field Goals: 6 vs. Fairfield (11/15/15), Davidson (12/6/15) Three-Pointers: 4 vs. Syracuse (1/26/15), Fairfield (11/15/15) Free Throws: 7 at Michigan State (12/4/13) Rebounds: 6 at Michigan State (12/4/13) Assists: 7 vs. Texas (12/18/13), Tennessee (12/11/16) Turnovers: 4 vs. Louisville (11/24/13), UNCG (12/7/13), at Syracuse (1/11/14) Blocks: 1 several times Steals: 5 vs. Tennessee (12/11/16), at Georgia Tech (12/31/16) #1 THEO PINSON Points: 13 vs. Clemson (12/30/15), Louisville (2/22/17) Field Goals: 6 at NC State (2/15/17) Three-Pointers: 3 vs. Northwestern (11/23/15), Kansas State (11/24/15), Clemson (12/30/15) Free Throws: 6 vs. Fairfield (11/15/15) Offensive Rebounds: 4 vs. UCLA (11/27/14), Clemson (12/30/15), Duke (3/10/17) Rebounds: 10 vs. Florida State (1/14/17) Assists: 8 vs. Fairfield (11/15/15), Northwestern (11/23/15), Duke (3/10/17) Turnovers: 4 vs. Temple (11/13/15), Northwestern (11/23/15) Blocks: 3 vs. Kansas State (11/24/15) Steals: 4 vs. NC State (1/8/17) #2 JOEL BERRY II Points: 31 at Clemson (1/3/17) Field Goals: 12 at Clemson (1/3/17) Three-Pointers: 7 at Clemson (1/3/17) Free Throws: 8 vs. Georgia Tech (1/2/16) Rebounds: 7 vs. Wake Forest (1/20/16), at Duke (3/5/16), vs. Syracuse (4/2/16) Assists: 11 vs. Appalachian State (12/21/15) Turnovers: 6 at Georgia Tech (12/31/16) Blocks: 2 vs. Pitt (2/14/16) Steals: 4 vs. Wofford (11/18/15), at Syracuse (1/9/16), vs. Pitt (3/10/16), vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) #3 KENNEDY MEEKS Points: 25 vs. Temple (11/13/15) Field Goals: 11 at Florida State (2/17/14) Free Throws: 9 vs. Robert Morris (11/16/14) Offensive Rebounds: 10 at Clemson (1/3/17) Rebounds: 16 vs. Wisconsin (11/23/16), at Clemson (1/3/17) Assists: 7 vs. Louisville (11/24/13) Turnovers: 6 vs. Florida (11/28/14), Virginia (2/2/15) Blocks: 5 vs. Butler (11/26/14) Steals: 4 vs. Fairfield (11/15/15) #4 ISAIAH HICKS Points: 22 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16), vs. Florida State (1/14/17) Field Goals: 8 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16), Syracuse (1/16/17), Texas Southern (3/17/17) Three-Pointers: 1 vs. UNCW (12/31/13) Free Throws: 12 vs. Florida State (1/14/17) Offensive Rebounds: 7 vs. Notre Dame (3/11/16) Rebounds: 15 vs. Notre Dame (3/11/16) Assists: 6 at Pitt (2/25/17) Turnovers: 4 at Boston College (2/7/15), vs. UNCG (12/28/15), vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16), vs. Oklahoma State (11/22/16) Blocks: 3 vs. Northern Kentucky (12/27/13), Robert Morris (11/16/14), at Georgia Tech (12/31/16) Steals: 2 several times #5 TONY BRADLEY Points: 14 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) Field Goals: 6 vs. Texas Southern (3/17/17) Free Throws: 6 vs. Kentucky (12/17/16) Offensive Rebounds: 8 at Hawai i (11/18/16) Rebounds: 13 at Hawai i (11/18/16) Assists: 3 vs. Radford (12/4/16) Turnovers: 2 several times Blocks: 3 vs. Monmouth (12/28/16), Notre Dame (2/5/17) Steals: 1 several times #11 SHEA RUSH Points: 3 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16), Northern Iowa (12/21/16) Field Goals: 1 several times Free Throws: 2 vs. Radford (12/4/16), Monmouth (12/28/16) Rebounds: 2 vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16) Assists: Steals: 1 vs. Northern Iowa (12/21/16), Monmouth (12/28/16), NC State (1/8/17) #13 KANLER COKER Points: 4 vs. Texas Southern (3/17/17) Rebounds: 2 vs. Wake Forest (1/20/16) Assists: 1 vs. Davidson (12/6/15), Duke (3/10/17) #14 BRANDON ROBINSON Points: 7 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16) Field Goals: 3 vs. Tennessee (12/11/16), NC State (1/8/17) Three-Pointers: 1 several times Free Throws: 4 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16), Monmouth (12/28/16) Rebounds: 4 vs. Oklahoma State (11/22/16) Assists: 4 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) Turnovers: 2 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16), at Georgia Tech (12/31/16) Blocks: 2 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) Steals: 2 vs. Davidson (12/7/16), at Clemson (1/3/17) #21 SEVENTH WOODS Points: 9 vs. Radford (12/4/16) Field Goals: 3 vs. Radford (12/4/16), Tennessee (12/11/16) Three-Pointers: 1 at Hawai i (11/18/16) Free Throws: 4 at Hawai i (11/18/16), vs. NC State (1/8/17) Rebounds: 4 at Hawai i (11/18/16), vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) Assists: 6 vs. Long Beach State (11/15/16) Turnovers: 5 vs. Radford (12/4/16) Blocks: 1 vs. Wisconsin (11/23/16), at Miami (1/28/17) Steals: 2 several times #24 KENNY WILLIAMS Points: 19 vs. Radford (12/4/16) Field Goals: 7 vs. Radford (12/4/16) Three-Pointers: 5 vs. Radford (12/4/16) Free Throws: 4 at Wake Forest (1/11/17) Offensive Rebounds: 4 vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16), Monmouth (12/28/16) Rebounds: 7 vs. Monmouth (12/28/16) Assists: 5 vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16), Kentucky (12/17/16), Northern Iowa (12/21/16), at Wake Forest (1/11/17) Turnovers: 3 several times Blocks: 2 at Boston College (1/21/17) Steals: 3 vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16), vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) #25 AARON ROHLMAN Points: Rebounds: 3 vs. Chaminade (11/21/16) Assists: 1 vs. Chattanooga (11/13/16) #30 STILMAN WHITE Points: 6 vs. Davidson (12/7/16), Texas Southern (3/17/17) Field Goals: 2 vs. Texas Southern (3/17/17) Three-Pointers: 1 vs. South Carolina (11/25/11), NC State (1/26/12), Georgia Tech (1/29/12), Radford (12/4/16), Duke (3/10/17) Free Throws: 6 vs. Davidson (12/7/16) Rebounds: 3 vs. Mississippi Valley State (11/20/11), Monmouth (1/1/12), Texas Southern (3/17/17) Assists: 7 vs. Kansas (3/25/12) Turnovers: 1 several times Steals: 2 vs. Texas Southern (3/17/17) #32 LUKE MAYE Points: 13 at NC State (2/15/17) Field Goals: 6 at NC State (2/15/17) Three-Pointers: 2 vs. Kentucky (12/17/16), vs. Miami (3/9/17) Free Throws: 2 several times Offensive Rebounds: 5 at Georgia Tech (12/31/16), vs. Florida State (1/14/17) Rebounds: 15 vs. Florida State (1/14/17) Assists: 3 vs. Virginia Tech (1/26/17), at Virginia (2/27/17) Turnovers: 4 vs. Florida State (1/14/17) Blocks: 2 at Tulane (11/11/16) Steals: 3 vs. Davidson (12/7/16) #44 JUSTIN JACKSON Points: 34 vs. Kentucky (12/17/16) Field Goals: 10 vs. Kentucky (12/17/16), Virginia Tech (1/26/17) Three-Pointers: 7 vs. Davidson (12/7/16) Free Throws: 10 vs. Kentucky (12/17/16) Offensive Rebounds: 6 vs. Northwestern (11/23/15), Duke (2/17/16) Rebounds: 13 vs. Northwestern (11/23/15) Assists: 8 vs. Miami (2/20/16) Turnovers: 5 vs. Davidson (12/6/15) Blocks: 3 vs. Louisville (1/10/15), at Florida State (1/4/16) Steals: 5 vs. Maryland (12/1/15)

9 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATS PTS FG FG% 1st 2nd 3FG 3FG% FT FT% O-D-REB PF A TO B ST Carolina, W at Tulane Carolina, W Chattanooga Carolina, W Long Beach State Carolina, W at Hawai i Carolina, W vs. Chaminade Carolina, W vs. Oklahoma State Carolina, W vs. Wisconsin Carolina, L at Indiana Carolina, W Radford Carolina, W Davidson Carolina, W Tennessee Carolina, L Kentucky , Carolina, W Northern Iowa Carolina, W Monmouth Carolina, L at Georgia Tech Carolina, W (ot) at Clemson Carolina, W NC State Carolina, W at Wake Forest Carolina, W Florida State Carolina, W Syracuse Carolina, W at Boston College Carolina, W Virginia Tech Carolina, L at Miami Carolina, W Pitt Carolina, W Notre Dame Carolina, L at Duke Carolina, W at NC State Carolina, W Virginia Carolina, W Louisville Carolina, W at Pitt Carolina, L at Virginia Carolina, W Duke Carolina, W vs. Miami (ACC) Carolina, L vs. Duke Carolina, W vs. Texas Southern (NCAA) Carolina vs. Arkansas

10 SINGLE-GAME HIGHS & LOWS CAROLINA High Low Field Goals 42 at NC State 17 at Virginia Field Goal Attempts 79 vs. NC State (h) 48 at Virginia FG Percentage.578 vs. Chaminade (37x64), Oklahoma State (37x64).333 at Georgia Tech (24x72) FG Percentage in a Half.633, 2nd half at Hawai i (19x30).207, 1st half at Miami (6x29) 3-Point Field Goals 14 vs. Virginia Tech 2 vs. Tennessee 3-Point Attempts 30 vs. Virginia Tech 12 vs. Wisconsin, at Duke 3-Point Percentage (min. 10 att.).529 vs. Kentucky (9x17).118 vs. Tennessee (2x17) Free Throws Made 33 vs. Monmouth 4 vs. Virginia (h) Free Throw Attempts 46 vs. Monmouth 7 vs. Virginia (h), at Virginia FT Pct. (min. 10 att.) vs. Wisconsin (12x12).533 vs. Syracuse (8x15) Offensive Rebounds 24 at Pitt 7 vs. Wisconsin, at Duke Defensive Rebounds 37 vs. Radford 16 vs. Pitt (h) Total Rebounds 57 vs. Monmouth 30 at Duke Rebound Margin +29 vs. Chaminade (52-23) -5 at Miami (36-41) Assists 26 vs. Chattanooga 10 vs. Wisconsin, Louisville Turnovers 20 at Georgia Tech 5 vs. Northern Iowa, at Duke Blocked Shots 7 at Wake Forest 0 vs. Long Beach State, Florida State Steals 17 vs. NC State (h) 1 at Virginia Points 107 vs. Oklahoma State, vs. NC State (h) 43 at Virginia Points in a Half 56, 2nd half vs. Oklahoma State; 1st half vs. NC State (h) 20, 2nd half at Virginia 56, 2nd half at Boston College Scoring Margin +51 vs. NC State (107-56) (h) -15 at Miami (62-77) OPPONENTS High Low Field Goals 40 by Kentucky 15 by Virginia (h) Field Goal Attempts 74 by Kentucky 48 by Northern Iowa, at Pitt FG Percentage.556 by Pitt (30x54) (h).278 by Virginia (15x54) FG Percentage in a Half.654, 1st half by Tennessee (17x26).233 2nd half by Virginia (7x30) 3-Point Field Goals 13 by Pitt (h), at Duke 2 by Virginia (h) 3-Point Attempts 30 at Tulane 11 at Georgia Tech 3-Point Percentage (min. 10 attempts).588 by Duke, ACC (10x17).100 by Virginia (h) (2x20) Free Throws Made 33 by Duke, ACC 3 by NC State (h) Free Throw Attempts 37 by Duke, ACC 5 by Pitt (h) FT Pct. (min. 10 att.).892 by Duke, ACC (33x37).273 by NC State (3x11) Offensive Rebounds 19 by Oklahoma State 3 by Northern Iowa Defensive Rebounds 30 at Miami 13 by Oklahoma State Total Rebounds 41 at Miami 22 by Virginia Tech Assists 19 by Kentucky 5 by Oklahoma State Turnovers 26 by Chattanooga, by NC State (h) 4 at Virginia Blocked Shots 9 at Clemson, at Wake Forest 1 by Long Beach State, by Chaminade, by Pitt (h) Steals 15 at Georgia Tech 1 by Notre Dame Points 103 by Kentucky 41 by Virginia (h) Points in a Half 56, 1st half by Kentucky 16, 2nd half by Northern Iowa INDIVIDUAL BESTS NORTH CAROLINA OPPONENTS Points 34 by Justin Jackson vs. Kentucky 47 by Malik Monk, Kentucky Field Goals 12 by Joel Berry II at Clemson 18 by Malik Monk, Kentucky Field Goal Attempts 22 by Justin Jackson vs. Duke, ACC 28 by Malik Monk, Kentucky Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.).750 by Justin Jackson at Tulane (9x12).818 by Robert Hubbs III, Tennessee (9x11).750 by Joel Berry II vs. Wisconsin (9x12) 3-Point Field Goals 7 by Justin Jackson vs. Davidson 8 by Malik Monk, Kentucky 7 by Joel Berry II at Clemson 3-Field Goal Attempts 13 by Justin Jackson vs. Davidson 12 by Malik Monk, Kentucky 12 by Grayson Allen at Duke 3-Point Field Goal Pct (min. 5 made) by Joel Berry II vs. Duke (5x5).833 by Cameron Reynolds, Tulane (5x6).833 by Grayson Alle, Duke, ACC (5x6) Free Throws Made 12 by Isaiah Hicks vs. Florida State 11 by Josh Okogie at Georgia Tech Free Throw Attempts 15 by Justin Jackson vs. Kentucky 13 by Josh Okogie at Georgia Tech 13 by Bruce Brown at Miami Free Throw Percentage (min. 5 made) by Isaiah Hicks vs. Miami, ACC (9x9) by Luke Kennard, Duke, ACC (10x10) Offensive Rebounds 10 by Kennedy Meeks at Clemson 5 by Sidy Djitte at Clemson 5 by Tyler Roberson, Syracuse 5 by Abdul-Malik Abu at NC State Defensive Rebounds 13 by Kennedy Meeks vs. Wisconsin 11 by Jonathan Isaac, Florida State Total Rebounds 16 by Kennedy Meeks vs. Wisconsin, at Clemson 12 by Jonathan Isaac, Florida State Assists 8 by Joel Berry II at Indiana 10 by De Aaron Fox, Kentucky 8 by Theo Pinson vs. Duke, ACC Turnovers 6 by Joel Berry II at Georgia Tech 8 by Ky Bowman at Boston College Blocked Shots 3 by Kennedy Meeks vs. Chattanooga, at Wake Forest, 4 by Grant Williams, Tennessee vs. Pitt (h), Virginia (h) 4 by Sidy Djitte at Clemson 3 by Tony Bradley vs. Monmouth, Notre Dame 4 by Doral Moore at Wake Forest 3 by Isaiah Hicks at Georgia Tech 4 by Anas Mahmoud, Louisville 4 by Isaiah Wilkins at Virginia 4 by Harry Giles, Duke, ACC Steals 5 by Nate Britt vs. Tennessee, at Georgia Tech 4 by Ethan Happ, Wisconsin 4 by Quinton Stephens at Georgia Tech 4 by Tyus Battle, Syracuse 4 by Cameron Johnson at Pitt 4 by Anthony Lawrrencve, Miami (ACC) Minutes Played 41 by Joel Berry II at Clemson 40 by Cameron Johnson, Pitt (h)