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North Carolina Fails to Take Control vs. Duke in Season of Squandered Chances

The Tar Heels likely need to win the ACC tournament to earn a bid into the NCAA tournament after middling in a historically weak league with no signature wins.

Sports Illustrated

The College Basketball Teams with the Most National Championships

Cutting down the nets is the goal of every college basketball coach, player and program.

Sports Illustrated

Bill Belichick Meets Up With Legendary Coach Roy Williams at UNC Basketball Game

That's a lot of championship rings.

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Roy Williams Got Knocked Out of His Chair at the Maui Invitational

The legendary coach got in on the action.

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Roy Williams has a perfect reason for not attending Kansas-North Carolina at Allen Fieldhouse

Roy Williams is a man of PRINCIPLE.

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COVID-19 led to extra college eligibility. Those 5th-year players are set for their last runs

The COVID-19 pandemic led to college athletes being granted an additional year of eligibility

The Independent UK

Tony Bennett Always Did Things His Way—And College Basketball Is Better for It

The Virginia men's coach abruptly retired Thursday, leaving behind a legacy as the architect of one of the most improbable turnarounds in sports history.

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Forde-Yard Dash: Quarterback Changes, Close-Game Losses and Regression to the Mean

Each week, The Dash will identify 12 people dealing with damaged College Football Playoff hopes, and gauge their teams’ chances of rebounding from calamity.

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Death of England: Closing Time review – bombshell rants fail to land as the men watch the footie

The final part of Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ trilogy is a bold, brash reflection on racism and working-class identity but the tone is too screamy for the tension to build

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Death of England: The Plays; Grapes of Wrath; Please Right Back – review

Thomas Coombes and Paapa Essiedu grip in an all too timely revival of Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’s state-of-the-nation monologues. Plus, slow-motion Steinbeck and 1927’s latest flight of fancy

The Guardian - UK

Death of England: Michael/Delroy at @sohoplace review – these raging, raw shows are exactly what the West End needs

The first two parts of Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ exploration of the white and black working-class experience are full of swagger, banter and furious feeling

Evening Standard

Death of England: The Plays review – Brexit-voting bailiff electrifies this post-Boris revamp

Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ riotous plays are a little unwieldy in this revival but the antagonised politics remains clear – and Paapa Essiedu is sensational

The Guardian - UK

Malcolm Jenkins’ clutch fumble recovery in 2010 is the Saints Play of Day 47

Malcolm Jenkins came through in a big spot on Thanksgiving Day. His strip-fumble against Cowboys WR Roy Williams in 2010 is our Saints Play of the Day:

USA Today Sports Media Group

North Carolina avoids NCAA tournament upset to LIU with a ridiculous walk-off grand slam after blowing late lead

Gavin Gallaher's grand slam saved the day for the Tar Heels and set up a game against LSU.

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The Guardian - UK

Grief, guilt and white working-class ‘fury’: Death of England heads to London’s West End

Trio of plays by Clint Dyer and Roy Williams explores British identity in the era of Brexit, Covid and Black Lives Matter

Sports Illustrated

St. John’s Coach Rick Pitino Has One Suggestion for NCAA Tournament Selection Committee

Pitino offered a piece of advice to the March Madness selection committee.

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Nye; The Lonely Londoners; Hadestown – review

Larkiness overtakes Tim Price’s hallucinatory new play about the founder of the NHS; Roy Williams’s adaptation of Sam Selvon’s great Windrush novel pulses with brio; and Anaïs Mitchell’s underworld musical squeezes into the West End

The Guardian - UK

The Lonely Londoners review – supreme staging of Sam Selvon’s Windrush story

A tremendous cast capture the hope and despair of life in the ‘mother country’ in this powerful adaptation of the 1956 novel

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Evening Standard

The Lonely Londoners at Jermyn Street Theatre review: a bold and timely post-Windrush drama

The show crams seven characters, a large swathe of social history and a lot of rage, pride and hurt onto the tiny stage

The Guardian - UK

‘She will make the National Theatre truly feel national’: applause for Indhu Rubasingham appointment

As she is named the National Theatre’s first female director, those who have worked with Rubasingham praise her warmth, rigour and willingness to take risks

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Death of England: Closing Time; Sunset Boulevard – review

The fourth in Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’s state-of-the-nation play series is precise, fierce and moving, while Nicole Scherzinger hammers home the drama as Norma Desmond

Evening Standard

Death of England: Closing Time at the National Theatre review – uniquely brilliant

Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Hayley Squires are riveting, creating a love-hate relationship that feels deep, detailed and combustively alive

The Guardian - UK

Death of England: Closing Time review – riotous comedy with a serious sting

Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ state-of-the-nation series continues, this time giving the perspective of the women in its central duo’s lives

Evening Standard

Death of England: Closing Time’s Clint Dyer and Roy Williams – ‘We stay current because we look forward’

The final show in the Death of England series, which explores race and class in contemporary Britain, opens at the National Theatre later this month

The Guardian - UK

The Architect review – Stephen Lawrence tribute is a deeply moving ride

Set aboard a double-decker as it journeys through London and back and forth in time, this is a poignant but uplifting immersive theatre piece about race, the city, and the legacy of the Black teen murdered at a bus stop 30 years ago

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