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2008-09 REVIEW NOTES 2008-09 INDIVIDUAL HONORS Jeffrey Camarati u ACC All-Freshman Team

Wayne Ellington u 2009 Final Four Most Outstanding Player u 2009 Final Four All-Tournament team u Honorable Mention All-ACC u Second-Team All-ACC Tournament

Marcus Ginyard u Nominee for Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award

Danny Green u All-NCAA South Regional team u Third-Team All-ACC u ACC All-Defensive Team u Maui Invitational all-tournament team

Tyler Hansbrough u Consensus First-Team All-America (AP, Sporting News, USBWA, NABC, Sports Illustrated, Rupp, Wooden) u Second-Team All-America (FoxSports.com, CBS- Sports.com) u 2009 Final Four All-Tournament team u All-NCAA South Regional team u First-Team All-ACC (unanimous) u First-Team All-ACC Tournament u All-District (USBWA) u National Player of the Year finalist (consensus) u Winner of Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award u Finalist for Sullivan Award TAR HEELS WIN NCAA Tournament in the last five years. The u ACC Player of the Week (Dec. 15) u FIFTH NCAA TITLE rest of the ACC is 20-22 in the NCAA Tourna- Maui Invitational all-tournament team u North Carolina (34-4) won its fifth NCAA ment in that span. title and its second in five seasons in 2008-09, u ... gave Carolina its fourth consecutive u Cousy Award winner (nation’s best point guard) u First-Team All-America (Wooden, CBSSports.com, beating Michigan State 89-72 in the NCAA win in NCAA championship games, joining Sports Illustrated, ) championship game on April 6 at Ford Field in 1982, 1993 and 2005. u Second-Team All-America (AP, Sporting News, Detroit. u ... gave the 2009 UNC senior class the NABC, Rupp) u u Third-Team All-America (FoxSports.com) Carolina was in the Final Four for the sec- most wins of any four-year class in school his- u 2009 Final Four All-Tournament team ond year in a row and the third time in the last tory with 124. u NCAA South Regional MVP five years under head coachRoy Williams. u ... improved UNC to 42-4 in games played u All-NCAA South Regional team u u ACC Player of the Year Williams made his seventh appearance in outside of Chapel Hill in the last two seasons. u First-Team All-ACC the Final Four as a head coach, including his u USBWA District III Player of the Year third at Carolina. Williams is one of 13 head NCAA-RECORD 18 FINAL FOURS u All-District (USBWA) u u Honorable Mention ACC All-Defensive Team coaches to win multiple NCAA championships. North Carolina made its NCAA-record u ACC Player of the Week (Dec. 1, Feb. 16) He also guided the Tar Heels to the 2005 NCAA 18th Final Four appearance in 2009. The Tar u Maui Invitational MVP title in St. Louis. Heels have reached at least one Final Four in u Carolina in the Polls The 2009 postseason marked the first time each of the last seven decades. Date AP ESPN/USA Today Carolina has won all six of its NCAA Tourna- u Carolina’s 18 Final Four appearances have Preseason 1 1 ment games by double figures and the first time come in 1946, 1957, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1972, Nov. 17 1 1 Nov. 24 1 1 any team has done so since 2001. UNC’s aver- 1977, 1981, 1982, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, Dec. 1 1 1 age margin of victory in Tournament play was 1998, 2000, 2005, 2008 and 2009. Dec. 8 1 1 20.2 ppg, the largest of any champion since Dec. 15 1 1 Dec. 22 1 1 Kentucky in 1996. NINE FINAL FOURS IN 19 YEARS Dec. 29 1 1 u In 2009, Carolina made its ninth Final Four Jan. 5 3 3 QUICK LOOKS: UNC’S WIN IN THE Jan. 12 5 6 appearance in a 19-season span. Only five other Jan. 19 5 6 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ... programs in the nation have played in more Fi- Jan. 26 5 6 u ... brought North Carolina its fifth NCAA nal Fours in their entire histories than UNC has Feb. 2 3 4 Feb. 9 3 3 championship, tying Indiana for third-most all- in that 19-season period. Feb. 16 3 3 time (behind only UCLA’s 11 and Kentucky’s Feb. 23 4 5 seven). UNC has won NCAA titles in 1957, ROY WILLIAMS & March 2 2 2 March 9 1 1 1982, 1993, 2005 and 2009. THE FINAL FOUR March 16 2* 3 u ... improved the Tar Heels to 21-4 in NCAA u The 2009 NCAA title makes Roy Williams April 7 — 1* Tournament play in six seasons under Williams the 13th coach in history to win multiple NCAA *final rank of season and 13-2 in the last three campaigns. The Tar championships as a head coach and the fourth Current consecutive weeks in AP poll: 64 Heels have played in the Final Four three times active coach to do so (joining Most consecutive weeks in AP poll: 172 in the last five years. No other Atlantic Coast of Duke, Jim Calhoun of Connecticut and Billy All-time weeks ranked in AP poll: 761 All-time weeks in AP Top 10: 591 Conference school has reached a regional fi- Donovan of Florida). All-time weeks at AP No. 1: 105 nal in those five years. Carolina is 20-3 in the u The 2008-09 season marked Williams’ Times ranked preseason No. 1 by AP: 7

Carolina has won 101 games in the last three seasons, 21 more than any other school in the ACC. 81 2009 NCAA champions

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Jeffrey Camarati seventh NCAA Final Four appearance as a head coach. Previously, Williams guided Kansas to Tyler Hansbrouigh CAROLINA WINS ACADEMIC BRACKET the Final Four in 1991, 1993, 2002 and 2003 u The website Inside Higher Ed filled out a 2009 and the Tar Heels to the 2005, 2008 and 2009 NCAA Tournament bracket based on the NCAA’s Aca- Final Fours, winning the NCAA championship demic Progress Rate (APR) ratings, and Carolina was in ‘05 and ‘09. Williams is fourth in NCAA his- declared champion of the fourth annual Academic Perfor- mance Tournament. tory in Final Four appearances.

NOT EVEN CLOSE CAROLINA’S u Carolina in 2009 became the first team to ACC PLAYERS OF THE YEAR win six games by at least 12 points in the same : 1957 NCAA Tournament. The closest margin was a : 1958 72-60 win over Oklahoma in the regional final. : 1960 : 1965 The only other team to win its first five games Larry Miller: 1967, 1968 by at least 12 points was the 1981 Indiana team : 1976 that beat UNC in the championship game. The : 1978 : 1984 Hoosiers had a first-round bye and played only : 1998 five times to win the title. : 2001 (co-winner) u UNC’s average margin of victory was : 2008 20.2 points per game in the NCAA Tournament, Ty Lawson: 2009 the highest since Kentucky blitzed the field in 1996. LAWSON WINS COUSY AWARD u The Tar Heels trailed for a combined 9:50 u North Carolina junior Ty Lawson was the in the six NCAA games, including 7:15 in the recipient of the 2009 as the second round against LSU. nation’s top point guard. Lawson accepted the award on Monday April 6 in Detroit. HANSBROUGH REWRITES u The Clinton, Md., native was the Atlan- RECORD BOOK tic Coast Conference Player of the Year and the Tyler Hansbrough set a number of NCAA, Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA South ACC and Carolina records in his career, includ- Regional. ing: TAR HEELS EXCEL u NCAA: most free throws made (982) AWAY FROM HOME HANSBROUGH, LAWSON EARN u ACC: most points (2,872), most games ALL-AMERICA HONORS u While the NCAA championship game was scoring in double figures (133), most games u Tyler Hansbrough and Ty Lawson scoring 20 or more points (78), most played on a neutral court in Detroit, Ford Field is located less than 100 miles from Michigan earned a number of All-America honors during attempts (1,241) the 2008-09 season. u State’s campus and there were far more Spartan Carolina: most field goals made (939), u Hansbrough was named first-team All- most field goals attempted (1,752), most re- fans than Tar Heel supporters in the building for the championship game. America by the Associated Press, NABC, US- bounds (1,219), most career points in the NCAA u BWA, Sporting News and the Los Angeles Ath- Tournament (325), most career rebounds in the Including neutral site games, UNC is 42-4 away from the Smith in the last two sea- letic Club (Wooden). He earned second-team NCAA Tournament (146) honors from CBS and Fox. u sons. Hansbrough, the 2008 National Player of u u Lawson earned first-team honors from the the Year, finished in the top three in voting for Carolina has won 21 of its last 23 overall road games. NABC, the Los Angeles Athletic Club (Wood- ACC Player of the Year in all four seasons and u en), Sports Illustrated, Basketball Times and was a unanimous pick for the All-ACC team Carolina has won 14 of its last 16 ACC road games, dating to the start of the 2007-08 CBS. Lawson was a second-team pick by the each year. AP. u The Poplar Bluff, Mo., native is the only season. player in ACC history to lead his school in scor- LAWSON, HANSBROUGH NAMED 101 WINS IN THREE SEASONS ing and rebounding four times. u TEAM CO-MVPS UNC has a record of 101-14 in the last u How successful were the Tar Heels through- u Tyler Hansbrough and Ty Lawson were three seasons, the best three-year stretch in out his career? Hansbrough scored 2,452 of his school history. ACC record 2,872 points in Carolina victories named co-Most Valuable Players and Bobby u Frasor, who overcame a season-ending knee in- Previously, Carolina’s best three-year win – or 162 more than the great Phil Ford scored total was 90 in 1993-95 and 2006-08. in his entire Tar Heel career en route to setting jury in 2007-08, was named the team’s best de- u fensive player at UNC’s end-of-season awards The current three-year stretch marks the the UNC scoring mark that Hansbrough broke first time UNC has won 30 or more games in on Dec. 18, 2008. ceremony in April at the Smith Center. u Frasor was selected a permanent team cap- three consecutive seasons. tain with and Hansbrough. u SENIOR CLASS WINS 124TH GAME Junior guard and fresh- u man forward Ed Davis received the Jimmie The Tar Heel senior class of Mike Cope- Dempsey Award as the team’s Most Improved land, , Danny Green and Tyler Players. Hansbrough won its 124th game vs. Michigan State to break the school record for wins by a senior class. 82 Ty Lawson set the single-season ACC record for -turnover ratio in 2009 and is second in ACC history in that category. 2009 NCAA champions

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UNC CAREER UNC Single-Season ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO LEADERS Assist-turnover Ratio leaders Bobby Player A/TO Ratio Frasor Ty Lawson 2.78 Player Year A TO A/TO Ratio King Rice 2.36 Ty Lawson 2009 230 66 3.48 Matt Doherty 2.26 Jeff Lebo 1986 137 46 2.98 Jeff Lebo 2.21 King Rice 1991 207 76 2.72 Ed Cota 2.19 Ty Lawson 2007 213 83 2.57 Jeff McInnis 1995 180 72 2.50 Turnovers not recorded for: Phil Ford George Karl Jimmy Black John Kuester u Hansbrough is second in NCAA history in Walter Davis Mike O’Koren career free throw attempts with 1,241. FOURTH ACC REGULAR-SEASON HANSBROUGH LEADS UNC IN TITLE IN FIVE YEARS SCORING & REBOUNDING ALL u When North Carolina beat Duke on March FOUR SEASONS 8, it clinched the outright 2008-09 ACC regular u Senior Tyler Hansbrough, who led Caro- season championship for the third time in the lina in both scoring and rebounding in 2008-09, last five years underRoy Williams (2005, 2008 is the first player in ACC history to lead his team and 2009). in both scoring and rebounding four times. u Including a tie atop the ACC standings with Virginia in 2007, Carolina has won or tied for 30 WINS, AGAIN the ACC regular season title in four of the last u Carolina defeated LSU in the NCAA sec- five years. ond round on March 21 to win its 30th game of u The 2009 season marked the 27th time in the 2008-09 season, reaching the 30-win plateau school history Carolina won at least a share of for the third consecutive season and the 10th the ACC regular-season title. UNC has 17 out- time overall. right regular-season crowns and has tied for the u That marks the first time UNC has won 30 title 10 times. games in three straight seasons (31-7 in 2006- u Williams is the first coach to win four reg- 07, 36-3 in 2007-08 and 34-4 in 2008-09). The ular-season ACC championships in his first six Tar Heels are 101-14 in the last three seasons, u The class posted a record of 124-22 since years as a conference head coach. the start of its freshman season (2005-06). the most wins in any three-year span in school u The 124 wins broke the previous school HANSBROUGH IS FIRST FOUR- history. record for wins by a class of 123, set by Quentin TIME, FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICA BEST IN ACC UNDER WILLIAMS Thomas in 2008. IN ACC HISTORY u Head coach Roy Williams has led UNC to u Green played in a school-record 123 of u Tyler Hansbrough is the first men’s bas- a 176-37 overall record (.826) in his six seasons those victories and Hansbrough played in 120. ketball player in ACC history to earn at least one as the Tar Heels head coach, the most wins and u Green played in 145 career games, which first-team All-America honor in four seasons. highest winning percentage in the ACC during is the most in Carolina history (Brendan Hay- The Poplar Bluff, Mo., native was a Sporting that stretch. Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski is second wood played in 141 from 1997-2001). News selection in 2006 and earned consensus in both categories at 170-40 (.810). first-team honors as a sophomore, junior and u Williams has a record of 81-28 (.743) UNC HAS WON MORE NCAA senior. TOURNAMENT GAMES THAN ANY against ACC opponents (including both regu- OTHER PROGRAM LAWSON NAMED ACC PLAYER OF lar season and ACC Tournament games). That u UNC is 102-39 in its 141 NCAA Tourna- THE YEAR, FIRST-TEAM ALL-ACC ranks second among conference coaches in win- ning percentage and wins since the start of the ment games. This is the most wins in NCAA u Junior Ty Lawson is the 2009 Atlantic 2003-04 season. Krzyzewski is 84-29 (.752) in Tournament history by any school. Kentucky is Coast Conference Player of the Year selected the span. second with 98 (the Wildcats actually won 100 by the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association. u In the last three seasons, Williams has but had two wins vacated by the NCAA). Lawson also was the third-leading vote-getter led the Tar Heels to a record of 101-14 (.878), on the first-team All-ACC squad, earning all- the most wins and best winning percentage in TAR HEELS EARN NCAA-RECORD conference honors for the first time. the ACC during that stretch by a wide margin. 13TH NO. 1 SEED u Lawson is the first point guard in 31 years Krzyzewski is second in both categories at 80- u The 2008-09 season marked the 13th to win ACC Player of the Year, joining UNC’s 24 (.769). time Carolina has been a No. 1 seed in the Phil Ford, who won the award as a senior in u In the last five seasons, Carolina has ad- NCAA Tournament, the third year in a row, the 1978. fourth time in the last five years and the 10th vanced to four NCAA regional finals, three time in the last 19 years. HANSBROUGH SETS NCAA Final Fours and won the 2005 and 2009 u The Tar Heels have earned more No. 1 NCAA FREE THROW RECORD national titles. The rest of the ACC has combined to make zero regional final appearances during seeds than any team in NCAA Tournament his- u Tyler Hansbrough set a new NCAA re- the last five seasons. Carolina is 20-3 in the tory (Duke is second with 10). cord for most free throws made in a career on NCAA Tournament in the last five years. The u 2009 marked the first time Carolina has Feb. 28 versus . rest of the ACC is 20-22 in the NCAA Tourna- earned a No. 1 seed three years in a row. u Hansbrough finished his career with 982 ment in that span. career free throws made. Danny Green and Tyler Hansbrough played in more wins against ACC opponents (58) than any Tar Heels in history. 83 2009 NCAA champions

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Mike Copeland Danny Green Ty Lawson 6-7 u 235 u Forward 6-6 u 210 u Forward/Guard 5-11 u 195 u Guard

Finished his career with 241 points Played in more games (145) and One of the top point guards in ACC and 66 rebounds in 78 games • Gradu- more wins (123) than any Tar Heel in history • Led Carolina to the 2009 na- ated in May 2009 with a degree in Af- history • Tied for second in ACC his- tional championship with a spectacular rican and African-American Studies. tory in wins with Duke’s Chris Duhon performance in the NCAA Tournament behind only Duke’s • Won the 2009 Bob Cousy Award as the best point Wayne Ellington (131) • Tied for fourth in ACC history in games played guard in the country • Named to 2009 Final Four All- 6-4 u 200 u Guard • Only player in ACC history with 1,000 points, 500 Tournament Team, was the NCAA South Regional rebounds, 250 assists, 150 three-pointers, 150 blocks Most Outstanding Player and the Atlantic Coast Con- The 2009 Final Four Most Out- and 150 steals • One of four players in ACC history ference Player of the Year • Was the 18th Tar Heel standing Player after scoring 39 points with 100 blocked shots and 100 three-point field goals and the first UNC point guard to win NCAA regional and grabbing 13 rebounds in two • Scored 1,368 career points • Is eighth in UNC his- MVP honors • First-team All-America by the NABC, games in Detroit • Set Final Four re- tory with 155 blocked shots • Eighth in UNC history the Los Angeles Athletic Club (Wooden), Sports Illus- cord for highest three-point percentage • Made 8 of in three-pointers made with 186 • Voted one of three trated, CBSSports.com and Basketball Times, second- 10 threes in the two games in Detroit • Scored 1,694 permanent team captains for 2008-09 with Bobby Fra- team by The Associated Press, Sporting News and career points, an average of 14.7 per game • Made sor and Tyler Hansbrough • NCAA South Regional Rupp and third-team by Fox • Seventh in UNC history 229 three-pointers, second-most in UNC history • All-Tourney selection, ACC All-Defensive Team se- with 608 assists • Scored 1,375 points. Scored 17 first-half points in national championship lection and a third-team All-ACC pick in 2009 • Grad- game win over Michigan State • Third on the team in uated with a degree in Communication Studies. Patrick Moody scoring at 15.8 points per game in 2008-09 • Entered 6-4 u 195 u Forward the NBA Draft after his junior season and was a first- Tyler Hansbrough round choice of Minnesota. 6-9 u 250 u Forward Played two years on the varsity team after two years on the junior varsity Bobby Frasor The most decorated and honored team • Played in 38 career games and 6-3 u 210 u Guard player in UNC Basketball history • totaled 27 points and 24 rebounds. First player since 1985 and the 14th Played in 109 games with 42 starts • since 1945 to earn consensus first-team J.B. Tanner The Tar Heels went 31-11 with him in All-America honors three times • The 2008 National 6-0 u 185 u Guard the starting lineup • Started 37 times Player of the Year and is the only player in ACC his- in his first two seasons including ev- tory to earn first-team All-America and first-team all- Played two years on the varsity ery game as a freshman when he led the Tar Heels to conference honors four times • ACC’s all-time leading team after two years on the junior var- a 23-8 record • Scored 402 points • Had 261 assists scorer with 2,872 points • Finished 982 of 1,241 from sity team • Played in 39 career games and 132 turnovers, an assist-error ratio of nearly 2.0 • the free throw line, making more free throws than any and tallied 38 points and 10 three- Made 70 three-point field goals • Made the ACC All- player in NCAA history • Grabbed 1,219 rebounds, pointers made. Freshman Team in 2005-06 • Won the Carmichael- best in UNC history and ninth in ACC annals • Co- Cobb Award as the team’s Most Outstanding Defen- MVP of the 2008-09 team with Ty Lawson • Consen- Jack Wooten sive Player for 2008-09 • Also selected as one of three sus first-team All-America for the third year in a row 6-2 u 190 u Guard permanent team captains with Danny Green and Tyler • Earned first-team All-America honors from The As- Hansbrough • Graduated with a degree in Communi- sociated Press (second time), Sporting News (fourth Played two years on the varsity team cation Studies. time), the USBWA (third time) and the NABC (third after two years on the junior varsity time) • Graduated with a degree in Communication team • Played in 37 career games and Studies • Named to the ‘09 Academic All-ACC team. totaled 15 points and 11 rebounds.

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2008-09 RESULTS & STATISTICS Overall record: 34-4; ACC: 13-3 Home: 14-1; Away: 8-2; Neutral Sites: 12-1 Maui Invitational: 3-0; ACC Tournament: 1-1; NCAA Tournament: 6-0 November Day Opponent Site W/L Score Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder Assist Leader 15 Penn Home W 86-71 Zeller 18 Davis 14 Ellington, Lawson 5 18 Kentucky Home W 77-58 Thompson 20 Davis 10 Lawson 9 Ty Lawson 21 UC Santa Barbara Away W 84-67 Lawson 19 Thompson 10 Frasor 3 24 Chaminade Maui-1 W 115-70 Green 26 Davis 8 Drew II 7 25 Oregon Maui-1 W 98-69 Green 21 Davis 13 Drew II, Lawson 5 26 Notre Dame Maui-1 W 102-87 Hansbrough 34 Thompson 13 Lawson 11 30 UNC Asheville Home W 116-48 Lawson 22 Davis 10 Lawson 8

December 3 Michigan State Detroit-2 W 98-63 Hansbrough 25 Hansbrough 11 Lawson 8 13 Oral Roberts Home W 100-84 Hansbrough 26 Hansbrough 9 Lawson 7 18 Evansville Home W 91-73 Hansbrough 20 Davis 10 Lawson 6 21 Valparaiso W 85-63 Hansbrough 25 Thompson 6 Ellington, Lawson 5 28 Rutgers Home W 97-75 Hansbrough 26 Hansbrough 10 Lawson 6 31 Nevada Away W 84-61 Hansbrough 22 Davis 8 Lawson 7

January 4 Boston College Home L 78-85 Hansbrough 21 Hansbrough 9 Lawson 4 7 C of Charleston Home W 108-70 Hansbrough 24 Davis, Hansbrough 7 Lawson 8 11 Wake Forest Away L 89-92 Green 22 Hansbrough 11 Lawson 5 15 Virginia Away W 83-61 Hansbrough 28 Hansbrough 12 Lawson 9 17 Miami Home W 82-65 Hansbrough 24 Davis, Thompson 8 Lawson 8 Bob Donnan 21 Clemson Home W 94-70 Ellington 25 Hansbrough 10 Ellington, Lawson 7 28 Florida State Away W 80-77 Lawson 21 Lawson 9 Lawson 4 Wayne 31 NC State Away W 93-76 Hansbrough 31 Davis, Thompson 7 Lawson 5 Ellington February 3 Maryland Home W 108-91 Ellington 34 Ellington 9 Lawson 6 7 Virginia Home W 76-61 Ellington 20 Hansbrough 13 Lawson 9 11 Duke Away W 101-87 Lawson 25 Ellington 7 Lawson 5 15 Miami Away W 69-65 Lawson 21 Davis 11 Ellington 5 18 NC State Home W 89-80 Hansbrough 27 Hansbrough 7 Lawson 9 21 Maryland Away L (ot) 85-88 Lawson 24 Hansbrough 11 Lawson 2 28 Georgia Tech Home W 104-74 Hansbrough 28 Hansbrough 10 Lawson 11

March 4 Virginia Tech Away W 86-78 Hansbrough, Lawson 22 Hansbrough 15 Lawson 5 8 Duke Home W 79-71 Hansbrough 17 Hansbrough, Lawson 8 Lawson 9 13 Virginia Tech Atlanta-3 W 79-76 Hansbrough 28 Hansbrough 8 Drew II, Ellington 4 14 Florida State Atlanta-3 L 70-73 Ellington 24 Hansbrough 11 Drew II, Ellington 3 19 Radford Greensboro-4 W 101-58 Ellington 25 Green 10 Drew II 5 21 LSU Greensboro-4 W 84-70 Ellington, Lawson 23 Hansbrough 8 Lawson 6 27 Gonzaga Memphis-5 W 98-77 Hansbrough 24 Hansbrough 10 Lawson 9 29 Oklahoma Memphis-5 W 72-60 Lawson 19 Hansbrough 6 Lawson 5

April Brian Fleming 4 Villanova Detroit-6 W 83-69 Lawson 22 Hansbrough 11 Lawson 8 6 Michigan State Detroit-6 W 89-72 Lawson 21 Davis 8 Lawson 6

Neutral Site Key 1 – EA Sports Maui Invitational, Lahaina, Maui 4 – NCAA Tournament, Greensboro, N.C. 2 – ACC/Big Ten Challenge, Detroit, Mich. 5 – NCAA South Regional, Memphis, Tenn. 3 – ACC Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. 6 – NCAA Final Four, Detroit, Mich. Individual Statistics

Player GP-GS MIN AVG FG FG% 3FG 3FG% FT FT% OFF DEF REB AVG PF A TO BL ST PTS AVG Hansbrough 34-34 1029 30.3 223-434 .514 9-23 .391 249-296 .841 103 173 276 8.1 77 34 63 12 42 704 20.7 Lawson 35-35 1048 29.9 182-342 .532 51-108 .472 166-208 .798 23 81 104 3.0 59 230 66 5 75 581 16.6 Ellington 38-37 1155 30.4 215-445 .483 85-204 .417 87-112 .777 57 129 186 4.9 57 101 62 6 36 602 15.8 Green 38-38 1040 27.4 184-391 .471 77-184 .418 52-61 .852 70 108 178 4.7 84 104 63 51 67 497 13.1 Thompson 38-37 943 24.8 164-333 .492 0-0 --- 73-113 .646 70 146 216 5.7 85 26 48 40 35 401 10.6 Davis 38-2 716 18.8 99-191 .518 0-0 --- 55-96 .573 83 167 250 6.6 74 22 40 65 14 253 6.7 Graves 20-0 224 11.2 31-71 .437 10-36 .278 8-9 .889 22 29 51 2.6 32 15 23 2 7 80 4.0 Zeller 15-2 117 7.8 17-36 .472 0-0 --- 13-17 .765 11 19 30 2.0 20 3 8 3 3 47 3.1 Frasor 38-4 662 17.4 37-111 .333 20-73 .274 6-13 .462 23 52 75 2.0 52 54 26 5 22 100 2.6 Drew II 38-0 364 9.6 20-57 .351 6-26 .231 7-17 .412 5 36 41 1.1 36 74 45 1 15 53 1.4 Ginyard 3-0 37 12.3 1-4 .250 0-0 --- 2-4 .500 6 2 8 2.7 5 4 3 0 2 4 1.3 Tanner 21-0 45 2.1 8-19 .421 5-14 .357 2-6 .333 2 5 7 0.3 4 1 1 0 1 23 1.1 Moody 21-0 44 2.1 7-12 .583 0-0 --- 8-13 .615 4 11 15 0.7 7 0 3 3 2 22 1.0 Copeland 17-1 42 2.5 4-16 .250 0-2 .000 5-5 1.000 4 9 13 0.8 8 1 2 0 0 13 0.8 Watts 27-0 85 3.1 8-33 .242 0-6 .000 3-7 .429 7 13 20 0.7 6 5 9 3 2 19 0.7 Wooten 19-0 37 1.9 4-11 .364 1-5 .200 1-4 .250 0 5 5 0.3 1 2 2 0 0 10 0.5 Campbell 20-0 37 1.9 1-3 .333 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 1 4 5 0.3 2 9 7 0 2 4 0.2 UNC 38 7625 1205-2509 .480 264-682 .387 739-983 .752 556 1041 1597 42.0 609 685 472 196 325 3413 89.9 Opponents 38 7625 1013-2468 .410 274-814 .337 435-627 .694 494 863 1357 35.7 785 518 605 167 266 2735 72.0

The Sporting News selected Tyler Hansbrough as the National Player of the Decade for the years 2000-09. 85 2009 NCAA champions

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Pts FG FG% 1st 2nd 3FG 3FG% FT FT% O-D-Reb PF A TO B St Carolina, W 86 28-60 .467 .576 .333 7-22 .318 23-33 .697 14-28-42 18 22 13 6 9 Penn 71 24-60 .400 .419 .379 11-33 .333 12-17 .706 9-23-32 30 14 16 3 10 Carolina, W 77 29-70 .414 .444 .382 7-13 .538 12-18 .667 16-19-35 18 16 10 4 16 Kentucky 58 20-45 .444 .375 .524 3-12 .250 15-19 .789 8-29-37 20 14 28 10 6 Carolina, W 84 28-59 .475 .448 .500 6-19 .316 22-31 .710 14-26-40 16 15 15 3 11 at UCSB 67 25-55 .455 .519 .393 7-19 .368 10-13 .769 6-22-28 23 18 21 3 10 Carolina, W 115 48-79 .608 .525 .692 10-22 .455 9-17 .529 12-24-36 17 26 7 7 14 at Chaminade 70 25-60 .417 .286 .531 8-23 .348 12-16 .750 11-21-32 15 13 24 1 2 Carolina, W 98 33-65 .508 .516 .500 10-23 .435 22-33 .667 16-42-58 20 21 18 8 6 vs. Oregon 69 22-73 .301 .211 .400 9-29 .310 16-21 .762 11-22-33 25 14 14 4 14 Carolina, W 102 39-70 .557 .529 .583 5-13 .385 19-21 .905 14-30-44 14 19 8 4 7 vs. Notre Dame 87 32-78 .410 .359 .462 15-36 .417 8-11 .727 17-19-36 18 20 8 3 3 Carolina, W 116 44-77 .571 .553 .590 14-27 .519 14-21 .667 15-37-52 12 30 11 9 17 UNC Asheville 48 18-68 .265 .242 .286 3-18 .167 9-17 .529 18-21-39 16 8 25 7 7 Carolina, W 98 34-71 .479 .513 .438 6-19 .316 24-29 .828 11-35-46 18 20 9 7 15 vs. Michigan State 63 23-66 .348 .516 .200 4-17 .235 13-21 .619 12-28-40 20 15 22 7 4 Carolina, W 100 37-69 .536 .594 .486 4-11 .364 22-30 .733 11-25-36 14 20 16 8 8 Oral Roberts 84 33-74 .446 .424 .463 10-25 .400 8-13 .615 18-25-43 25 16 25 1 10 Carolina W 91 33-66 .500 .485 .515 6-16 .375 19-26 .731 12-32-44 16 17 16 11 7 Evansville 73 32-69 .464 .414 .514 2-10 .200 7-15 .467 8-25-33 21 19 14 3 5 Carolina, W 85 26-56 .464 .500 .438 8-27 .296 25-31 .806 16-18-34 23 20 17 2 14 vs. Valparaiso 63 21-46 .457 .500 .409 4-12 .333 17-27 .630 12-15-27 25 11 25 1 9 Carolina, W 97 35-68 .515 .525 .500 4-14 .286 23-28 .821 18-22-40 12 23 12 4 10 Rutgers 75 28-59 .475 .517 .433 7-19 .368 12-13 .923 10-16-26 21 15 19 2 8 Carolina, W 84 30-59 .508 .517 .500 5-15 .333 19-27 .704 13-25-38 17 19 13 5 8 at Nevada 61 22-63 .349 .429 .286 1-10 .100 16-24 .667 20-19-39 19 9 15 4 8 Carolina, L 78 28-73 .384 .500 .293 7-22 .318 15-27 .556 28-22-50 15 15 15 5 5 Boston College 85 32-70 .457 .442 .481 9-24 .375 12-16 .750 16-24-40 18 12 11 8 11 Carolina W 108 41-70 .586 .595 .576 7-15 .467 19-22 .864 10-37-47 13 25 14 5 9 College of Charleston 70 23-69 .333 .469 .216 10-33 .303 14-16 .875 7-19-26 16 10 12 4 9 Carolina L 89 26-74 .351 .429 .282 6-23 .261 31-38 .816 21-30-51 28 9 18 8 6 at Wake Forest 92 29-61 .475 .424 .536 6-14 .429 28-39 .718 8-29-37 27 13 16 7 8 Carolina, W 83 27-64 .422 .500 .353 5-14 .357 24-28 .857 14-33-47 9 21 9 10 3 at Virginia 61 25-82 .305 .389 .239 4-27 .148 7-9 .778 24-26-50 17 9 10 6 4 Carolina, W 82 28-63 .444 .423 .459 11-23 .478 15-18 .833 11-29-40 14 18 14 7 5 Miami 65 27-68 .397 .351 .452 6-21 .286 5-11 .455 16-25-41 16 10 14 4 9 Carolina, W 94 35-66 .530 .533 528 5-16 .312 19-27 .704 13-28-41 15 25 13 6 8 Clemson 70 24-68 .353 .424 .286 9-22 .409 13-19 .684 17-22-39 21 14 17 5 6 Carolina, W 80 24-63 .381 .375 .391 7-19 .368 25-32 .781 21-21-42 19 11 21 4 7 at Florida State 77 28-60 .467 .467 .467 6-16 .375 15-21 .714 13-21-34 25 11 19 4 12 Carolina, W 93 35-62 .565 .563 .567 5-15 .333 18-20 .900 11-28-39 17 14 11 4 4 at NC State 76 28-67 .418 .324 .533 11-26 .423 9-13 .692 13-17-30 21 13 9 3 6 Carolina, W 108 36-70 .514 .500 .536 16-25 .640 20-27 .741 16-23-39 18 24 16 4 10 Maryland 91 36-75 .480 .556 .410 3-10 .300 16-21 .762 18-21-39 20 22 16 4 8 Carolina, W 76 28-67 .418 .333 .500 9-25 .360 11-17 .647 16-30-46 9 22 12 6 5 Virginia 61 23-63 .365 .314 .429 10-20 .500 5-7 .714 8-26-34 16 17 12 3 9 Carolina W 101 34-62 .548 .500 .594 6-15 .400 27-31 .871 12-24-36 17 13 15 2 8 at Duke 87 34-70 .486 .618 .361 8-24 .333 11-18 .611 14-17-31 23 18 15 3 12 Carolina, W 69 26-67 .388 .364 .412 10-25 .400 7-8 .875 16-28-44 8 18 13 4 4 at Miami 65 26-68 .382 .306 .469 11-29 .379 2-2 1.000 14-25-39 12 14 12 6 5 Carolina, W 89 36-65 .554 .485 .625 4-12 .333 13-15 .867 12-22-34 15 18 9 5 12 NC State 80 33-61 .541 .455 .643 11-20 .550 3-7 .429 10-18-28 16 20 15 5 2 Carolina, L (ot) 85 29-77 .377 .395 .353 5-19 .263 22-28 .786 25-26-51 21 5 15 1 5 at Maryland 88 31-68 .456 .324 .615 13-30 .433 13-17 .765 13-27-40 23 18 16 10 6 Carolina, W 104 37-69 .536 .472 .606 4-14 .286 26-29 .897 14-31-45 10 26 15 1 12 Georgia Tech 74 31-69 .449 .438 .459 9-25 .360 3-10 .300 11-20-31 24 17 18 7 8 Carolina, W 86 27-66 .409 .429 .387 6-19 .316 26-34 .765 14-27-41 15 16 8 9 5 at Virginia Tech 78 28-69 .406 .424 .389 5-19 .263 17-17 1.000 13-29-42 25 12 11 3 5 Carolina, W 79 28-53 .528 .556 .500 6-12 .500 17-25 .680 12-25-37 19 14 11 4 5 Duke 71 22-50 .440 .560 .320 8-21 .381 19-27 .704 6-16-22 22 12 11 3 9 Carolina, W 79 29-65 .446 .552 .361 6-19 .316 15-21 .714 19-25-44 14 16 9 4 5 vs. Virginia Tech (ACC) 76 30-67 .448 .500 .405 8-19 .421 8-11 .727 12-21-33 20 15 7 4 4 Carolina, L 70 22-59 .373 .343 .471 4-15 .267 22-29 .759 16-19-35 17 12 7 4 11 vs. Florida State (ACC) 73 28-57 .491 .364 .667 8-20 .400 9-15 .600 14-24-38 19 14 14 6 3 Carolina, W 101 38-84 .452 .500 .405 5-14 .357 20-24 .833 20-39-59 13 17 12 8 11 vs. Radford (NCAA) 58 22-80 .275 .395 .167 5-17 .294 9-14 .643 20-28-48 17 9 18 6 9 Carolina, W 84 32-59 .542 .516 .571 6-13 .462 14-18 .778 11-21-32 9 13 10 5 11 vs. LSU (NCAA) 70 29-64 .453 .400 .500 9-22 .409 3-6 .500 16-17-33 16 12 15 4 5 Carolina, W 98 36-68 .529 .594 .472 11-19 .579 15-27 .556 11-31-42 17 23 9 4 8 vs. Gonzaga (NCAA) 77 27-58 .466 .485 .440 7-23 .304 16-23 .696 4-27-31 19 10 12 5 5 Carolina, W 72 26-51 .510 .433 .619 5-14 .357 15-16 .938 6-21-27 19 13 12 2 9 vs. Oklahoma (NCAA) 60 24-54 .444 .364 .500 2-19 .105 10-16 .625 12-19-31 20 9 16 0 6 Carolina, W 83 25-62 .403 .485 .310 11-22 .500 22-37 .595 14-34-48 20 16 12 6 6 vs. Villanova (NCAA) 69 26-79 .329 .390 .263 5-27 .185 12-16 .650 22-31-53 26 8 12 3 7 Carolina, W 89 28-61 .459 .529 .370 5-12 .417 28-40 .700 11-24-35 22 13 7 0 9 Michigan State (NCAA) 72 22-55 .400 .444 .357 7-23 .304 21-29 .724 13-29-42 28 13 21 5 1

86 Carolina (1967-68-69) is the only school to win the ACC regular-season title and ACC Tournament and reach the Final Four in three straight seasons. 2009 NCAA champions

2008-09 CAROLINA BASKETBALL 2009-10 REVIEW 2008-09 HIGHS & LOWS TEAM

Carolina High Low Field Goals 48 at Chaminade 22 vs. Florida State (March 14) Attempts 84 vs. Radford 51 vs. Oklahoma FG Percentage .608 at Chaminade (48x79) .351 at Wake Forest (26x74) FG Percentage in a Half .692, 2nd at Chaminade (27x39) .282, 2nd at Wake Forest (11x39) 3-Point Field Goals 16 vs. Maryland (Feb. 3) 4 on five occasions 3-Point Attempts 27 vs. UNC Asheville, vs. Valparaiso 11 vs. Oral Roberts 3-Point Percentage .640 (16x25) vs. Maryland (Feb. 3) .261 at Wake Forest (6x23) Free Throws Made 31 at Wake Forest 7 at Miami (Feb. 15) Free Throw Attempts 38 at Wake Forest 8 at Miami (Feb. 15) FT Pct. (min. 10 att.) .938 (15x16) vs. Oklahoma .529 at Chaminade (9x17) Offensive Rebounds 28 vs. Boston College 6 vs. Oklahoma Defensive Rebounds 42 vs. Oregon 18 vs. Valparaiso Total Rebounds 59 vs. Radford 27 vs. Oklahoma Margin +25 vs. Oregon (58-33) -7 vs. Oral Roberts (36-43) Assists 30 vs. UNC Asheville 5 at Maryland (Feb. 21) Turnovers 21 at Florida State 7 at Chaminade, vs. Florida State (March 14) Blocked Shots 11 vs. Evansville 1 at Maryland (Feb. 21), Georgia Tech Steals 17 vs. UNC Asheville 3 at Virginia (Jan. 15) Points 116 vs. UNC Asheville 69 at Miami (Feb. 15) Points in a Half 67 in 2nd half vs. Chaminade 29 in 1st half at Miami (Feb. 15) Scoring Margin +68 vs. UNC Asheville (116-48) -7 vs. Boston College (78-85)

Opponents High Low Field Goals 36 by Maryland (Feb. 3) 18 by UNC Asheville Field Goal Attempts 82 at Virginia 45 by Kentucky FG Percentage .541 (33x61), NC State (Feb. 18) .265 by UNC Asheville (18x68) FG Percentage in a Half .667 (16x24) 2nd half by Florida State (March 14) .167 (7x42), 2nd half by Radford 3-Point Field Goals 15 by Notre Dame 1 by Nevada 3-Point Attempts 36 by Notre Dame 10 by Evansville, Nevada, Maryland (Feb. 3) 3-Point Percentage .550 (11x20) by NC State (Feb. 18) .100 by Nevada (1x10) Free Throws Made 28 at Wake Forest 2 at Miami (Feb. 15) Free Throw Attempts 39 at Wake Forest 2 at Miami (Feb. 15) FT Pct. (min. 10 att.) 1.000 at Virginia Tech (17x17) .300 by Georgia Tech (3x10) Offensive Rebounds 24 at Virginia (Jan. 15) 4 by Gonzaga Defensive Rebounds 31 by Villanova 15 by Valparaiso Total Rebounds 53 by Villanova 22 by Duke (March 8) Assists 22 by Maryland (Feb. 3) 8 by UNC Asheville, Villanova Turnovers 28 by Kentucky 7 by Virginia Tech (March 13) Blocked Shots 10 by Kentucky, at Maryland (Feb. 21) 0 by Oklahoma Steals 14 by Oregon 2 by Chaminade NC State (Feb. 18) Points 92 at Wake Forest 48 by UNC Asheville Points in a Half 52, 1st at Duke (Feb. 11) 19, 1st by UNC Asheville

INDIVIDUALS Category High Low Points 34 by Tyler Hansbrough vs. Notre Dame 39 by Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame 34 by Wayne Ellington vs. Maryland Field Goals 13 by Hansbrough vs. Notre Dame 13 by Jack McClinton at Miami (Feb. 15) 13 by Greivis Vasquez at Maryland (Feb. 21) Field Goal Attempts 20 by Ty Lawson at Maryland (Feb. 21) 26 by Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame 26 by Robert Jarvis, Oral Roberts Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.) .833 (10x12) by vs. Oral Roberts .750 (12x15) by , Oklahoma 3-Point Field Goals 7 by Ellington vs. Miami (Jan. 17) 10 by Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame 7 by Ellington vs. Maryland 3-Field Goal Attempts 11 by Ellington vs. Miami (Jan. 17) 18 by Kyle McAlarney, Notre Dame 3-Point Field Goal Pct (min. 3 made) 1.000 by Lawson (3x3) at Virginia (Jan. 15) 1.000 (4x4) by Javier Gonzalez, NC State (Feb. 18) Free Throws Made 15 by Hansbrough at Virginia (Jan. 15) 13 by , Wake Forest 13 by at Florida State Free Throw Attempts 17 by Hansbrough at Virginia (Jan. 15) 15 by Jeff Teague, Wake Forest Free Throw Percentage (min. 5 made) 1.000 by Hansbrough vs. Michigan State (13x13) 1.000 (10x10) by Malcolm Delaney at Virginia Tech Offensive Rebounds 7 by Thompson vs. Kentucky 7 by , at Virginia (Jan. 15) 7 by Ellington vs. Maryland 7 by Joey Lynch-Flour, Radford 7 by , Villanova Defensive Rebounds 11 by Hansbrough vs. Virginia (Feb. 7) 11 by , Gonzaga Total Rebounds 15 by Hansbrough at Virginia Tech 16 by Blake Griffin, Oklahoma Assists 11 by Lawson vs. Notre Dame, Georgia Tech 10 by Greivis Vasquez at Maryland (Feb. 21) 10 by Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech (March 13) Turnovers 6 by Danny Green at Florida State 7 by Darrell Birton, Chaminade 7 by Greivis Vasquez at Maryland (Feb. 21) Blocked Shots 6 by Ed Davis at Virginia Tech 5 by Jerai Grant, Clemson 5 by Jimmy Graham, at Miami (Feb. 15) Steals 8 by Lawson vs. Michigan State (April 6) 7 by Rakim Sanders, Boston College Minutes Played 41 by Lawson at Maryland (Feb. 21) 44 by Greivis Vasquez at Maryland (Feb. 21)

Brendan Haywood and Jason Capel have two of the three triple-doubles by a Tar Heel and they came 13 days apart in 2000. 87