Very Bad News: Tar heels Head Coach Angry and Announced resignation immediately….

Entering this year’s Selection Sunday, 2019 was the last time the ACC produced a No. 1 seed.
That year, the UNC basketball team and archrival Duke represented the conference on the top line.
Now, the Tar Heels (27-7), who were riding an eight-game winning streak before falling to NC State in Saturday night’s ACC Tournament finale, have the honor as the first ACC squad to land a No. 1 seed this decade.
Third-year head coach Hubert Davis and his bunch are the top dog in the NCAA Tournament’s West region.
UNC is headed to Charlotte to face No. 16 seed Howard or Wagner on Thursday.
If the Tar Heels prevail in that matchup, they’ll face the winner between No. 8 seed Mississippi State and No. 9 seed Michigan State on Saturday.
Arizona is the No. 2 seed in UNC’s region, then No. 3 seed Baylor and No. 4 seed Alabama to round out the top four.
Four other ACC teams received an invite to this year’s Big Dance: No. 4 seed Duke in the South region, No. 6 seed Clemson in the West, No. 10 seed Virginia in the Midwest, and No. 11 seed NC State in the South.
This marks the Tar Heels’ record 18th No. 1 seed, and it’s worth mentioning that all five of the program’s NCAA championship teams during the seeding era (no such thing existed in 1957) held that distinction.
Next on that list are fellow bluebloods Kansas (15), Duke (14), and Kentucky (12).