
Art Chansky
Contributor at WCHL-AM (Chapel Hill, NC)
Long-time UNC insider whose 10th book on Carolina and ACC Basketball, BLUE BLOOD II, is available on line at Amazon and in at bookstores everywhere!
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1 day ago |
chapelboro.com | Art Chansky
Art Chansky’s Sports Notebook is presented by The Casual Pint. YOUR place for delicious pub food paired with local beer. Choose among 35 rotating taps and 200+ beers in the cooler. Phil Ford is still the most famous basketball player in North Carolina. From 1974-78, Ford would drive fans from both teams crazy when he raised his famous four fingers at the end of Tar Heel games. That usually meant it was curtains for the opponents, whose alumni and fans jeered the UNC legend and his coach, Dean Smith.
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2 days ago |
chapelboro.com | Art Chansky
Art Chansky’s Sports Notebook is presented by The Casual Pint. YOUR place for delicious pub food paired with local beer. Choose among 35 rotating taps and 200+ beers in the cooler. UNC released a statement on revenue sharing and redefining NIL deals for athletes. Here is part of Bubba Cunningham’s statement:Beginning July 1:We will fully fund and distribute $20.5 million in revenue share directly to UNC student-athletes.
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4 days ago |
chapelboro.com | Art Chansky
Art Chansky’s Sports Notebook is presented by The Casual Pint. YOUR place for delicious pub food paired with local beer. Choose among 35 rotating taps and 200+ beers in the cooler. The ACC has a very lopsided NBA draft. Five Dukies are projected to be picked in the first two rounds of the NBA draft that begins Wednesday night. Overall, the ACC is predicted to have five players drafted among the first 50, which is the barometer of how far the conference has fallen in the last few years.
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1 week ago |
chapelboro.com | Art Chansky
Art Chansky’s Sports Notebook is presented by The Casual Pint. YOUR place for delicious pub food paired with local beer. Choose among 35 rotating taps and 200+ beers in the cooler. Cheaters cheat has been the rationale behind any new rules. Paying athletes is now governing college athletics. In 2025-26, each power conference school can share $20.5 million of its own money among athletes on all their teams. That’s called revenue sharing, which might mean otherwise in the pros.
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chapelboro.com | Art Chansky
Art Chansky’s Sports Notebook is presented by The Casual Pint. YOUR place for delicious pub food paired with local beer. Choose among 35 rotating taps and 200+ beers in the cooler. Besides $2.8 billion and $20.5 million, the rest is scrambled eggs. Okay, I think we understand by now that power conferences and all of their schools agreed to settle the House v. NCAA case or risk having the entire college athletics industry collapsing.
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