The Tar Heels lost a game-tying free throw against rival Duke, which was playing without likely NBA top pick Cooper Flagg, on a lane violation with 4.1 seconds left in their ACC tournament semifinal ...

North Carolina was on the heels (no pun intended ... 4.1 seconds to go for a chance to tie the game, and he made his free throw. However, it was negated by a lane violation.

Roy Williams goes in-depth on what Dean Smith had to say in the huddle seconds before Michael Jordan hit the game ... hit an off-balance shot from the free-throw line to put the Hoyas up 62-61 ...

With just 4.1 seconds left in the semifinal matchup against No. 1 seed Duke on Friday, UNC was called for a lane violation on a potential game-tying free throw. Tar Heels forward Jae’Lyn Withers ...

wiping out the free throw and giving Duke the ball still in the lead. Kon Kneuppel proceeded to make both his free throws and UNC's last shot clanked wide to end the game with a thud. Had Withers ...

Ven-Allen Lubin stepped to the free-throw line for two shots that could’ve changed the trajectory of UNC’s season. But Lubin missed the first, setting up a pivotal second attempt. As he was ...

UNC was called for a lane violation on the potential game-tying free throw 😳 "I mistimed the shot. I was just trying to make sure I crashed hard to secure a rebound in case [Lubin] did miss.