Only five of the 19 North Carolina schools have winning records.
Bracketology is not included this week, because it was produced by a committee of ESPN experts with random conference tournament results provided by the NCAA.
Wednesday’s game
Davidson 70, UNC Greensboro 49 | boxscore
Thursday’s game
Wake Forest 85, N.C. State 78 | boxscore
Saturday’s game
UNC Greensboro 74, Elon 66 | boxscore
Rankings (results through Sunday’s games)
RPI rankings, team (overall record, record vs. North Carolina teams)
3. North Carolina (23-3, 4-1)
Last week: 4
beat UNC Asheville, N.C. State (2), Duke
lost to Wake Forest
ACC career scoring leaders ptsI’ve decided not to include Dickie Hemric (2,587 points), because his first two seasons were in the Southern Conference — before the ACC was formed.
1. J.J. Redick 2,769
2. Tyler Hansbrough 2,650
3. Johnny Dawkins 2,556
4. Rodney Monroe 2,551
5. Bryant Stith 2,516
pts reb ast 2pt 3pt ftLawson: 10th in nation in assists, ninth in 3-point shooting.
Hansbrough 21.0 7.7 0.9 .528 6-15 .843
Ty Lawson 16.2 2.6 6.3 .579 .494 .809
4. Duke (22-5, 4-2)
Last week: 5
beat UNC Asheville, Davidson, N.C. State, Wake Forest
lost to Wake Forest, North Carolina
Duke’s latest lineup — Gerald Henderson, Kyle Singler, Jon Scheyer, Lance Thomas and Elliot Williams — scored 101 points in a win over Wake Forest. | boxscore
18. Wake Forest (20-5, 6-2)
Last week: 16
beat N.C. Central, UNC Wilmington, Winston-Salem State,
East Carolina, North Carolina, Duke
lost to N.C. State, Duke
pts reb ast 2pt 3pt ftTeague: fourth in nation in 3-point shooting.
Jeff Teague 20.3 3.5 3.7 .511 .513 .832
59. Davidson (21-6, 5-1)
Last week: 50
beat N.C. State, Appalachian State, Elon, Western Carolina,
UNC Greensboro
lost to Duke
pts reb ast 2pt 3pt ftCurry: leads the nation in scoring, 10th in steals (2.63).
Stephen Curry 28.6 4.1 5.9 .523 .377 .867
90. N.C. State (15-10, 6-4)
Last week: 91
beat High Point, UNC Greensboro, Winston-Salem State,
East Carolina, N.C. Central, Wake Forest
lost to Davidson, Duke, North Carolina (2)
166. UNC Charlotte (10-16, 1-1)
Last week: 179
beat UNC Greensboro
lost to Appalachian State
DiJuan Harris: fifth in nation in assists (7.0).
187. East Carolina (10-13, 3-2)
Last week: 181
beat Campbell, UNC Wilmington, UNC Greensboro
lost to N.C. State, Wake Forest
Brock Young: leads nation in assists (7.8).
203. Western Carolina (12-13, 4-5)
Last week: 189
beat UNC Greensboro (2), Elon, Appalachian State
lost to Gardner-Webb, UNC Asheville, Appalachian State, Davidson
Elon
204. UNC Asheville (11-14, 5-3)
Last week: 203
beat Western Carolina, Gardner-Webb (2), High Point (2)
lost to Campbell, North Carolina, Duke
220. Gardner-Webb (8-16, 2-3)
Last week: 195
beat Western Carolina, High Point
lost to UNC Asheville (2), High Point
254. Appalachian State (10-16, 6-4)
Last week: 242
beat UNC Charlotte, Campbell, Elon (2), Western Carolina,
UNC Greensboro
lost to UNC Wilmington, UNC Greensboro, Davidson, Western Carolina
239. N.C. A&T (11-13, 2-0)
Last week: 249
beat Winston-Salem State (2)
264. Elon (7-17, 1-6)
Last week: 260
beat Western Carolina
lost to Appalachian State (2), Western Carolina, Davidson,
UNC Greensboro, UNC Wilmington
270. Campbell (10-15, 1-2)
Last week: 298
beat UNC Asheville
lost to East Carolina, Appalachian State
276. UNC Wilmington (7-22, 3-2)
Last week: 279
beat Appalachian State, N.C. Central, Elon
lost to Wake Forest, East Carolina
319. Winston-Salem State (5-18, 1-4)
Last week: 314
beat N.C. Central
lost to Wake Forest, N.C. State, N.C. A&T (2)
324. UNC Greensboro (3-23, 2-7)
Last week: 316
beat Appalachian State, Elon
lost to UNC Charlotte, N.C. State, East Carolina,
Western Carolina (2), Davidson, Appalachian State
328. High Point (5-18, 2-3)
Last week: 324
beat N.C. Central, Gardner-Webb
lost to N.C. State, Gardner-Webb, UNC Asheville (2)
339. N.C. Central (1-24, 0-5)
Last week: 340
lost to Wake Forest, UNC Wilmington, High Point,
Winston-Salem State, N.C. State
Only Grambling, Sacramento State, Alcorn State and NJIT are worse.
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