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Adam Lucas
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Writer, Go Heels
Chapel Hill
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general news, mainstream media
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By Adam Lucas Verified| Go Heels Verified March 22, 2025 | Men's Basketball, Featured Writers, Adam LucasBy Adam LucasMILWAUKEE—This isn't going to be easy. The Carolina basketball season ended Friday night at the hands of Ole Miss, 71-64. Now we have to assess how to feel about that. Any end of the Carolina basketball season is bad. Well, except for 1982, and 1993, and 2005, and 2009, and 2017, and some of you still remember 1957.
By Adam Lucas Verified| Go Heels Verified By Adam Lucas1. Frustrating end to the season in Milwaukee, as Carolina falls to Ole Miss 71-64. 2. If you've watched this team, you've seen that game. For one of many times this year, Carolina played poorly and found itself with a 22-point deficit, then had to furiously rally to try to claw back into it. They got as close as two on a three-point play from RJ Davis with 1:09 left, but Sean Pedulla answered with a three-pointer. The Virginia Tech transfer had 14 second half points and 20 for the game.
By Adam Lucas Verified| Go Heels Verified March 22, 2025 | Men's Basketball, Featured Writers, Adam LucasBy Adam LucasMILWAUKEE—This isn't going to be easy. The Carolina basketball season ended Friday night at the hands of Ole Miss, 71-64. Now we have to assess how to feel about that. Any end of the Carolina basketball season is bad. Well, except for 1982, and 1993, and 2005, and 2009, and 2017, and some of you still remember 1957.
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Go Heels
As the nation's premier leadership development program in collegiate athletics, the Richard A. Baddour Leadership Academy develops, challenges and supports student-athletes, coaches and staff in their continual quest to become world class leaders in athletics, academics and life. The Leadership Academy provides comprehensive and cutting edge leadership development programming through interactive workshops, 360-degree feedback, one-on-one coaching, peer mentoring and educational resources. In 2004, the Carolina Leadership Academy was established as the first leadership development program in the collegiate athletics. In 2012, it was renamed the Richard A. Baddour Carolina Leadership Academy in honor of the vision which Director of Athletics Emeritus, Richard A. Baddour provided. The collective sentiment among UNC student-athletes, coaches, and staff is that leadership is action – not merely talk or title.
Chapel Hill, United States
+1 919-966-2575
Founded: 2004