ESPN REPORT: Jon Scheyer, The Head Coach Of Duke Basketball, Has Been Chosen The BSET NCAAF COACH OF THE YEAR For His Commitment, diligence, And Strong Message To The Supporters.

Fast-break scoring and second-chance scores define Duke men’s basketball, ranked second, defeated Wake Forest
Teachings learned as Virginia Tech is spit-roasted by the UNC basketball program.
North Carolina demonstrated that they have a puncher’s chance if they play this way in their last practice before the Duke rematch.

Following the Tar Heels’ thumping of Virginia Tech at Blacksburg last night, the UNC basketball team is currently enjoying its longest winning streak of the season at six games. The Tar Heels were outstanding on both ends of the court, scoring 20 points off of 12 Hokie turnovers and making spectacular three-pointers.

Since the previous season, North Carolina hasn’t appeared as fluid, vibrant, and downright enjoyable. Will all of this be in vain? A victory against Duke, ranked second, in Chapel Hill on Saturday would undoubtedly lift UNC off the bubble. Can the Tar Heels salvage their season at the final minute, like they did when they spoiled Coach K’s Cameron Indoor Stadium send-off three years ago?

UNC basketball wins six straight games versus Virginia Tech after catching fire.
The Tar Heels outscored one of the ACC’s top shooting teams by shooting much better from beyond the arc. away? Now would seem to be the most probable time, if they could. Let’s examine some takeaways from UNC’s victory over Virginia Tech.

The game on Tuesday was expected to be a shootout. UNC would need to stay up with the Virginia Tech snipers if it hoped to leave Blacksburg with a victory.

ESPN REPORT: Jon Scheyer, The Head Coach Of Duke Basketball, Has Been Chosen The BSET NCAAF COACH OF THE YEAR For His Commitment, diligence, And Strong Message To The Supporters.

That’s exactly what the Tar Heels could do, and much more.

North Carolina defeated the Hokies 91-59 on Tuesday, earning their sixth consecutive win. The Tar Heels, who had a team 3-point field goal percentage of 34.6% and are ranked tenth in the ACC, defeated Virginia Tech by shooting 54% from beyond the arc. With 15 made threes, they established a season-high.

In their last five games at Cassell Coliseum, UNC had only won twice.