UNC women to play Thursday in ACC Tournament
The North Carolina women’s basketball program will be in action Thursday as they compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
UNC finished the regular season with a 20-9 overall record. Seven of those nine losses came in ACC, where they finished with an 11-7 record.
North Carolina enters the ACC tournament as the seventh seed. Despite a low seeding, it is more telling about how strong the conference is than UNC plays this season. UNC not only beat the top seed in the tournament Notre Dame, but they also swept the third seed Duke Blue Devils.
North Carolina did get a high enough seed that they do not have to play on Wednesday, as they await the winner of Clemson/Pitt.
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Join us this week for the 2023 Ally ACC Women's Basketball Tournament!
📍: Greensboro Coliseum
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North Carolina will be at full strength heading into the postseason with star player Alyssa Utsby returning into the lineup. Utsby led the Tar Heels in rebounds this season, averaging 8.7 rebounds. In addition, star guard Deja Kelly led the team in points averaging 16.5 this season.
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