I remember dorm furniture bonfires and kegs on the intramural field across from the Resident Dining Hall…
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If he wasn’t a Bobcats legend on the court, then he certainly was a legend at the Uptown bars & clubs during his time in CLT.
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That may be the first positive sentence i’ve ever seen with “Resident Dining Hall” included in it. Had some 'nam style flashbacks thinking about eating there haha
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That food didn’t bother me; I had just gotten out of the Army
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Edit…”Residence” dining hall 
We called it the RDH!
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Marcus Paige official
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At least sign mj or Vince Carter.
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clt asks where did you have the best 
I am sure there will people who moan about the depth of the Tarheel connections on our staff, but who cares? This coaching staff already has more national championship pedigree & experience than we have ever had on our bench, by a mile!
That experience will absolutely come in handy with two of the three most critical components of winning: recruiting & fundraising. While the coaches may not directly fundraise, the brand recognition will help White and his team for sure.
The third component is of course the X’s & O’s so hopefully the team has talent and is well coached so we can finally, after way too long, put a team on the court that wins games.
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I was a “CAB” victim living in Hickory and Cedar
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The Observer will probably actually write about us now they can throw in former Tar Heel to every article
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it was 4-D chess move haha
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We are now more tarheel than chapel hill. No excuses from the big business people in Charlotte with tarheel ties not to donate to us.
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The hate / jealousy for the Tar Heels by our fan base is extreme and actually a bit embarrassing. And this coming from a 93 grad and lifelong resident of the area.
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Our hatred is rational, our paranoia is a little silly, at least on some things
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Focus on us. Little man syndrome is a waste of energy!
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When we start winning again and make the tourney, they won’t care anymore.
I hate the heels as much as the next Niner but it’s been so long since we’ve had a winning atmosphere in Halton that we could use a group of coaches who know what success looks like and can effectively relay it to their players.
Personally, I’m excited to see us finally hire a coach with prior head coaching experience and success with assistants who have name recognition and experience at a winning program.
It finally feels like a new era, and as my daughter begins her time as a Niner next fall, I hope she gets to experience the excitement in Halton that I did in the 99-2004 era.
Go Niners!
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