The two years Rasheed Wallace spent in Chapel Hill were explosive, ... At North Carolina, Wallace played in 69 games averaging 13 points, 7.4 rebounds, 2.3 blocks, and .6 steals.

Former North Carolina star Rasheed Wallace is still upset that he didn’t win a title with the Tar Heels, he told Damichael Cole with The Philadelphia Inquirer. Cole spoke with Wallace as he was ...

Dean Smith is embedded in the North Carolina basketball culture. Wallace is obviously bias, considering he played for the “Godfather” from 1993-95, but Dean Smith emitted a special aura that ...

Former NBA player Rasheed Wallace was recruited by every major college when he was in high school. He chose North Carolina because of the dedication shown by Tar Heels coach Dean Smith. In 1993 ...

Four-time NBA All-Star Rasheed Wallace is renowned for his technical fouls record (317) and ejections (29) during his 16-year professional career.

UNC Basketball legend Rasheed Wallace and Duke point guard Jared McClain had some playful ... Duke did lose to Virginia Tech in between the two losses to North Carolina back in 2022 but we get ...

Rasheed Wallace on who is the greatest Tar Heel ever: ... North Carolina native ended N.C. State's two-year reign as ACC champions and became the first freshman to win ACC Tournament MVP honors.

According to a report from HBCU Gameday, Wallace appears to be a target for the North Carolina A&T opening and was described as a favorite among some prominent program boosters.

But according to former player and fellow North Carolina alumnus Rasheed Wallace, Jordan's defensive prowess may have been overrated. The narrative pushed by the NBA.

However, fellow North Carolina product Rasheed Wallace argues that even though the Washington Wizards MJ no longer had the same nuclear athleticism he once had, he still was someone no player in ...

No, I can't go for it, man," the former North Carolina Tar Heel said. Rasheed's sentiments are another fine example of the difference between how players approached the game back then compared to now.

But according to former player and fellow North Carolina alumnus Rasheed Wallace, Jordan's defensive prowess may have been overrated. The narrative pushed by the NBA.