Biorhythms for UNC @ Miami: 7 PM Start

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#11 UNC (19-4) v Miami (18-5)
7:00 Watsco Center
TV ESPN
Radio: https://chapelboro.com/979thehill

UNC Tar Heels:
#1 Kyan Evans P = 0, E = 60, I = 0, X = 0
#7 Seth Trimble P = 45, E = 40, I = 55, X = 50
#8 Caleb Wilson P = 0, E = 100, I = 25, X = 15
#44 Luka Bogavac P = 20, E = 80, I = 10, X = 15
#13 Henri Veesaar P = 90, E = 95, I = 80, X = 85
#15 Jarin Stevenson P = 0, E = 85, I = 35, X = 15
#11 Jonathan Powell P = 95, E = 0, I = 60, X = 75
#3 Derek Dixon P = 5, E = 0, I = 70, X = 35
#1 Zayden High P = 70, E = 80, I = 90, X = 80
#4 Jaydon Young P = 40, E = 35, I = 80, X = 60

Coach Davis 5/17/70 Wisdom = 45

Miami Hurricanes
#3.Tre Donaldson P = 60, E = 95, I = 90, X = 75
#7.Shelton Henderson P = 65, E = 20, I = 20, X = 40
#10.Tru Washington P = 50, E = 15, I = 40, X = 45
#5.Malik Reneau P = 5, E = 95, I = 35, X = 20
#8.Ernest Udeh Jr. P = 0, E = 100, I = 100, X = 50
#11.Dante Allen P = 45, E = 20, I = 95, X = 70
#0.Marcus Allen P = 20, E = 60, I = 45, X = 30
#88.Timotej Malovec P = 0, E = 95, I = 100, X = 50
#12.Noam Dovrat P = 95, E = 50, I = 20, X = 55
#11 Salith Altunas P = 10, E = 100, I = 5, X = 5

Coach Jai Lucas Wisdom = 45

Hangover game of the century thus far? That’s what we are about to find out. Today’s tip-off temp in The Capital City of Latin America is set for 70 degrees – but wait, 54 is the call for Chapel Hill at 7 pm today. “Mother Nature: You can’t fit all four seasons into one week. North Carolina: Hold my biscuit.” Weather aside, Carolina's task is a tall one tonight in rolling into the Sunshine State to take on 18-5 Miami (7-3). The Hurricanes are tied with Carolina for 4th place in the ACC standings and cannot afford to let up on the gas tonight. Miami is led by Malik Reneau (6-9 Sr.,Indiana, 20ppg 6.5rpg) who scores from the FT-line in mostly but is versatile and a tough stop. Senior Tre Donaldson leads the team (#3,Aub, Mich, 6-3, 16ppg, 6apg, 35% 3pt) and does it well. In the post Ernest Udeh at 6-11 anchors the defense (Kansas, TCU, 7ppg, 10rpg) while promising frosh Shelton Henderson (#7, 6-6) scores at a 14 ppg clip while grabbing almost 5 rebounds. Another freshman, Dante Allen (#34, 6-4) fills the 5th starter spot with 6ppg. Tru Washington appears to be out indefinitely which moves soph Marcus Allen (#0, 6-7 5.3ppg, 38% 3pt) and ancient Noam Dovrat (Israel, 24 years old, 6-4, 3.2ppg 40% 3pt) up in the rotation. Slovakian Timotej Malovec (#88, 6-8 5.2ppg, 36% 3pt) and Turkish Salith Altunas (#11, 6-10, 2ppg, 2.5rpg) do duty in the paint. The coach is young Jai Lucas, son of former Derm and Maryland great John Lucas. Worse yet, Lucas has worked as an assistant to Rick Barnes, John Calipari, and at dook for Scheyerface. He’ll be getting all types of spite advice moving into this southern battle.

Frontcourt: Veesaar of the Three Pointer and Second Half look solid across the board while both Wilson and Stevenson’s arcs are low (though Caleb has a soaring Emotion mark – the greats turn whatever they have to their advantage so watch there). High has good looks.

Wings: Bogavac is below the fold but Powell looks to be a spark.

Guards: Trimble is solid while Dixon and Young are smart guys. Kyan Evans brings heart to the court.

Overall: The Hurricanes are an NCAA bound squad and anchor around the inside defense of Udeh, around the paint scoring of Reneau, and the playmaking of Donaldson. Henderson picks up the pieces and role-players fill out the roster. They do tend to out-rebound their foes and clean the defensive boards well. They are essentially a 4-man team with, so far, no great help off of the bench. They also have not shown great accuracy from deep – they take less than 7 threes per game and do not shoot free throws well. This one may be a grind for the first 30 minutes and freshness in the line-up will likely be important. Carolina has greater depth and good minutes from men like Bogavac, Young, and especially Powell and Evans will be key. High may see minutes too.

Miami is favored in this home game by the gamblers (by 1.5). It does look like trouble. Veesaar, adrenalin from Trimble, and a lift from Powell can spell a Carolina Victory but 2 so hang on.
 
Tru Washington now considered "probable" for this game -- he's a 6-4 second guard averaging 12 ppg and 4 rpg.
 
For whatever reason — I think from comparing the arcs to the 2004 and 2005 teams, especially Rashad McCants — I tend to focus on the X-arcs for road games. And those are concerning for a lot of key contributors tonight.
 
I'm not sure where you looked, but the couple of places I've seen Carolina is the favorite by 1.5 points.

Either way, let's hope the Heels pull this one out.
 
nycfan said:
For whatever reason — I think from comparing the arcs to the 2004 and 2005 teams, especially Rashad McCants — I tend to focus on the X-arcs for road games. And those are concerning for a lot of key contributors tonight.
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I was often made to think that McCants had lied about his birthdate.
 
Have not watched the Hurricanes play yet this year, and I know they'll be bringing the heat tonight against us. Still, I just feel like we turned a corner during that gutsy win vs dook, and we've finally got a good sense of our strengths and weaknesses and how to play together as a team. As long as our guard play doesn't suck, I'm feeling fairly confident about this one. Sometimes less days off is a good thing, especially when you've got the energy and resiliency of an 18-21yo athlete. LFG Tar Heels!
 
This game will tell us a lot about the team

Miami has decent talent and no good wins on the season. Sort of like duke they don't shoot it great and want to beat you inside

Good opportunity to really lock in and show something defensively
 
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