401:. This team earned the nickname the "White Phantoms" because of their fast playmaking and defense. McDonald was named all-Southern Conference and all-Southern Conference Tournament team – an award given annually to the best players in the Southern Conference basketball tournament – for his play during the 1923–24 season. The 1923–24 North Carolina team managed to win all 26 games they played that year. Because there was no national post-season tournament, the final game for North Carolina was in the Southern Conference tournament against the
382:. McDonald was named all-Southern Conference—an award given annually to the best basketball players during the regular season in the Southern Conference division—at the end of this season. McDonald was captain of North Carolina during the 1922–23 season, and he led the coachless team to a 15–1 record, which tied North Carolina for first place in the Southern Conference regular season standings.
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Carolina men's basketball team since there had been no organization to award national championships at the time. This was the first national championship given to a North Carolina men's basketball team.
405:. North Carolina managed to win the game 26–18. The local news reported that hundreds of students at North Carolina "waited in the streets in front of telegraph offices and cafes" for news about the game and after the victory students "went wild" and set a
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467:Statistics overview
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269:. McDonald attended
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1568:(2013–2015)
1560:(2011–2013)
1558:Bryn Renner
1552:(2007–2010)
1550:T. J. Yates
1518:(2001–2004)
1500:(1998–2001)
1447:(1982–1983)
1424:(1973–1975)
1393:(1965–1966)
1340:(1946–1949)
1307:(1936–1937)
1269:(1921–1923)
1236:(1899–1901)
1148:Powell 2005
1126:December 7,
1086:Powell 2005
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871:December 6,
822:November 6,
771:December 8,
641:Mayo Clinic
612:Later years
505:(1924–1925)
487:Postseason
481:Conference
291:quarterback
254:Early years
186:As a coach:
101:Quarterback
97:Position(s)
1867:Categories
1818:Dean Smith
1786:Bill Lange
1770:Bo Shepard
1624:Drake Maye
1608:Sam Howell
1537:Joe Dailey
1529:Matt Baker
695:References
363:Basketball
236:basketball
220:head coach
127:Basketball
113:(baseball)
103:(football)
78:Basketball
47:1901-02-21
1802:Tom Scott
1722:Fred Boye
1116:CNNSI.com
629:urologist
624:in 1928.
484:Standing
395:Jack Cobb
369:Fred Boye
328:McDonald
307:shortstop
228:urologist
132:1924–1925
111:Shortstop
83:1920–1924
1852:(2021– )
1730:No coach
794:Specific
511:1924–25
478:Overall
454:beating
424:Far East
350:NC State
345:against
330:lettered
315:lettered
242:for the
240:baseball
232:football
226:, and a
222:for the
700:General
633:surgeon
472:Season
444:Tin Can
407:bonfire
309:on the
301:on the
293:on the
285:College
151:Overall
1642:(2024)
1592:(2017)
1584:(2017)
1576:(2016)
1539:(2006)
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1406:(1969)
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357:batted
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238:, and
56:, U.S.
765:(PDF)
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475:Team
343:yards
299:guard
106:Guard
1128:2009
972:2009
942:2010
929:ISBN
873:2009
824:2010
773:2009
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273:and
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154:20–5
61:Died
41:Born
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