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TEAM RECORDS 4-Time NCAA Champs History & Record Book TEAM RECORDS 4-Time NCAA Champs SEASON RECORDS Highest Field Goal Percentage .559 in 1985–86 (1,197 of 2,140) ( ACC Record) Most Points Scored .543 in 1983–84 (966 of 1,779) 3,331 in 1988–89 .540 in 1984–85 (1,039 of 1,925) 3,285 in 1986–87 .537 in 1976–77 (1,054 of 1,961) 3,272 in 1992–93 .537 in 1986–87 (1,238 of 2,304) 3,257 in 2004-05 3,113 in 1997–98 Most Free Throws Made 817 in 1956–57 Highest Scoring Average Per Game 724 in 2004-05 91.3 in 1986–87 (3,285 points in 36 games) 700 in 1971–72 90.0 in 1988–89 (3,331 points in 37 games) 689 in 1988–89 89.1 in 1971–72 (2,762 points in 31 games) 686 in 1970–71 88.9 in 1968–69 (2,844 points in 32 games) 88.9 in 1969–70 (2,399 points in 27 games) Most Free Throws Attempted 1,167 in 1956–57 (ACC Record) Highest Average Scoring Margin 1,108 in 1993–94 17.8 points in 1992–93 (86.1–68.3) 998 in 2004-05 17.7 points in 1971–72 (89.1–71.4) 950 in 1988–89 17.7 points in 2004-05 (88.0–70.3) 943 in 1992–93 17.6 points in 1985–86 (86.6–69.0) 17.5 points in 1944–45 (53.0–35.5) Highest Free Throw Percentage .783 in 1983–84 (551 of 704) Most Points Allowed .761 in 1984–85 (569 of 748) 2,949 in 1988–89 .758 in 1959–60 (542 of 715) 2,695 in 1986–87 .751 in 1975–76 (537 of 715) 2,650 in 1989–90 .746 in 1976–77 (651 of 873) 2,600 in 2004-05 Brad Daugherty and Carolina shot a ACC- 2,596 in 1992–93 Most Three–Point Field Goals Made record 55.9 percent as a team in 1985-86. 290 in 2002-03 Highest Scoring Average Per Game Allowed 277 in 2004-05 266 in 1994–95 79.7 in 1988–89 (2,949 points in 37 games) Most Steals 235 in 1995–96 78.9 in 2001-02 (2,208 points in 28 games) 362 in 2004-05 215 in 2005-06 78.8 in 1969–70 (2,128 points in 27 games) 357 in 1992–93 78.0 in 1974–75 (2,417 points in 31 games) 356 in 1976-77 77.9 in 1989–90 (2,650 points in 34 games) Most Three–Point Field Goals Attempted 319 in 1986-87 822 in 2002-03 315 in 1990-91 Most Field Goals Made 687 in 2004-05 648 in 1994–95 1,238 in 1986–87 Most Personal Fouls 606 in 2001-02 1,228 in 1988–89 699 in 1974-75 593 in 1995–96 1,219 in 1992–93 684 in 1976–77 1,197 in 1985–86 Highest Three–Point Field Goal Percentage 1,150 in 1972–73 Most Games Played .437 in 1982–83 (132 of 302) 38 in 1992–93 (34-4) .436 in 1986–87 (213 of 488) Most Field Goals Attempted 38 in 1997–98 (34-4) .430 in 1987–88 (169 of 393) 2,407 in 1992–93 37 in 1980–81 (29-8) .410 in 1994–95 (266 of 648) 2,328 in 1988–89 37 in 1988–89 (29-8) .403 in 2004-05 (277 of 687) 2,304 in 1986–87 37 in 2004-05 (33-4) 2,261 in 1967–68 36 in 1982–83 (28-8) 2,260 in 2004-05 Most Rebounds 36 in 1984–85 (27-9) 1,561 in 1992–93 36 in 1986–87 (32-4) 1,531 in 1993–94 36 in 1999-2000 (22-14) 1,512 in 1997–98 1,511 in 1967–68 Most Victories 1,505 in 1966–67 34 in 1992–93 (34–4) 34 in 1997–98 (34–4) Highest Rebounding Average Per Game 33 in 2004-05 (33-4) 49.9 in 1960–61 (1,148 rebounds in 23 games) 32 in 1956–57 (32–0) 48.8 in 1963–64 (1,171 rebounds in 24 games) 32 in 1981–82 (32–2) 48.1 in 1955–56 (1,106 rebounds in 23 games) 32 in 1986–87 (32–4) 47.2 in 1967–68 (1,511 rebounds in 32 games) 30 in 1945–46 (30–5) 47.0 in 1966–67 (1,505 rebounds in 32 games) Most Victories Without a Loss (one season) Most Assists 32 in 1956–57 855 in 1972–73 (ACC Record) (Ties NCAA Record with Indiana, 1975-76) 800 in 1985–86 788 in 1988–89 Most Consecutive Victories 782 in 1986–87 37 (All 32 games in 1956–57 and first five games in 706 in 2004-05 1957–58) ( ACC Record) Highest Assist Average Per Game Most Losses 25.9 in 1972–73 (855 assists in 33 games) 20 in 2001-02 (8-20) d (ACC Record) r o 16 in 2002-03 (19-16) f w a 15 in 1950–51 (12–15) r C Most Blocked Shots t 15 in 1951–52 (12–15) r e 219 in 1993-94 b 14 in 1999-00 (22–14) o R 188 in 1997-98 184 in 2000-01 Brian Reese and the 1992-93 Tar Heels 178 in 1999-2000 had the highest average margin of victory 177 in 1994-95 in school history and won the NCAA title. 2006-07 CAROLINA BASKETBALL 147 History & Record Book TEAM RECORDS 4-Time NCAA Champs Fewest Points Scored by an Most Rebounds Opponent 73 vs. Tulane, Dec. 10, 1964 5 by Elon, Jan. 9, 1912 (36-5) 5 by Durham YMCA, Dec. 1, 1927 Most Offensive Rebounds (40-5) 32 vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 20, 1993 5 by Hampden–Sydney, Jan. 15, 1927 (64-5) Most Defensive Rebounds 6 by Florida, Feb. 13, 1926 47 vs. Loyola Marymount, Mar. 19, 1988 (42-6) 7 by Davidson, Feb. 22, 1929 Most Assists (45-7) 41 vs. Manhattan, Dec. 27, 1985 (Tied NCAA Record) Most Points, Both Teams 233 vs. Wake Forest, Dec. 20, Most Blocked Shots 2003 (114-119, 3OT) 18 vs. Stanford, Dec. 20, 1985 (ACC Record) 231 vs. Kentucky, Dec. 27, 1989 (121-110) Most Turnovers 220 vs. Loyola Marymount, Mar. 34 vs. NC State, Feb. 15, 1966 19, 1988 (123-97) 219 vs. Tulane, Feb. 14, 1976 Fewest Turnovers (113-106) 2 vs. Fairfield, March 13, 1997 214 vs. Dartmouth, Dec. 5, 1972 (128-96) Most Turnovers by an Opponent Led by seniors George Karl (left) and Donn Johnston 211 vs. Tulane, Dec. 23, 1977 40 by Tulane, Feb. 14, 1976 (center), the 1972-73 Tar Heels had an ACC-record 855 (108-103) assists. 211 vs. Iowa State, Dec. 1, 1990 Most Personal Fouls (118-93) 38 vs. NC State, Jan. 19, 1954 Fewest Points, Both Teams Most Overtimes SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 24 vs. Elon, Jan. 11, 1915 (15-9) 4 vs. Tulane, Feb. 14, 1976 (113–106) 25 vs. NC State, Feb. 18, 1926 (8-17) (Ties ACC Record) Most Points Scored 29 vs. Davidson, Feb. 24, 1930 (19-10) 3 vs. Michigan State, Mar. 22, 1957 (74-70) 129 vs. VMI, Dec. 17, 1994 (129-89) 32 vs. Durham YMCA, Dec. 15, 1915 (18-14) 3 vs. Kansas, Mar. 23, 1957 (54-53) 129 vs. Manhattan, Dec. 27, 1985 (129-45) 32 vs. NC State, Feb. 12, 1927 (19-13) 3 vs. Duke, Mar. 2, 1968 (86-87) 128 vs. Dartmouth, Dec. 5, 1972 (128-86) 3 vs. Tulane, Nov. 30, 1982 (70-68) 127 vs. Richmond, Dec. 8, 1965 (127-76) Most Field Goals Made 3 vs. Wake Forest, Dec. 20, 2003 (114-119) 127 vs. Rice, Dec. 2, 1971 (127-69) 57 vs. Manhattan, Dec. 27, 1985 (57 of 78) Most Points Scored in a Half Most Field Goal Attempts 77 vs. VMI, Dec. 17, 1994 (1st half: 77-42) 100 vs. Virginia, Feb. 6, 1968 Largest Margin of Victory Highest Field Goal Percentage 84 vs. Manhattan, Dec. 27, 1985 (129–45) .790 vs. Loyola Marymount, March 19, 1988 (49 (ACC Record) of 62 attempts) 69 vs. Davidson, Feb. 7, 1945 (89–20) 68 vs. The Citadel, Feb. 18, 1991 (118–50) Highest Field Goal Percentage in a Half 65 vs. Florida Southern, Dec. 1, 1969 (112–47) .941 vs. Virginia, Jan. 7, 1978 (16 of 17, 2nd half) 63 vs. Greensboro YMCA, Jan. 10, 1930 (88–25) (NCAA Record) Most Points Scored in a Loss Most Free Throws Made 114 vs. Wake Forest, Dec. 20, 2003 (114-119 3OT) 43 vs. NC State, Jan. 15, 1957 97 vs. West Virginia, Dec. 31, 1965 (97-102) 97 vs. Iowa, Jan. 7, 1989 (97-98) Most Free Throw Attempts 96 vs. Duke, Jan. 3, 1975 (96-99) 59 vs. Clemson, Jan. 14, 1959 96 vs. Wake Forest, Nov. 27, 1976 (96-97) 59 vs. Clemson, Jan. 28, 1998 96 vs. Florida State, Feb. 27, 1992 (96-110) Most Three–Point Field Goals Made Largest Margin of Defeat 17 vs. Florida State, Jan. 25, 1995 (17 of 25) 43 vs. Lynchburg Elks, Feb. 20, 1915 (20–63) 16 vs. N.C. A & T, Dec. 27, 2001 (16 of 33) 42 vs. Kentucky, Jan. 9, 1950 (44–86) 14 vs. Clemson, March 11, 1983 (14 of 24) 40 vs. NC State, Feb. 19, 1949 (39–79) 14 vs.
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