1967-68 North Carolina Tar Heels basketball — schedule and results
The 1967-68 North Carolina Tar Heels went 28-4 (12-2 in the ACC) under head coach Dean Smith. The team peaked at #3 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 15.73.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 32 games from this season: 9–1 at home, 6–2 on the road, and 13–1 on neutral courts. The Carolina Tar Heels scored 83.8 points per game and allowed 72.4 (+11.4 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 20 games, from Dec 12, 1967 to Feb 24, 1968. The most lopsided win was 108–64 over Virginia Cavaliers on Feb 6, 1968; the heaviest defeat was 78–55 to UCLA Bruins on Mar 23, 1968. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against South Carolina Gamecocks (86–87). 2 games went to overtime.
Among North Carolina Tar Heels' 114 recorded seasons, 1967-68's .875 winning percentage ranks 15th. Previous season: 1966-67 Carolina Tar Heels (26–6). Next season: 1968-69 Carolina Tar Heels (27–5).
Game-by-game results (32 games)
Game recaps
1967-12-12: Behind Rusty Clark's 23 points, North Carolina defeated Kentucky Wildcats 84–77. Thad Jaracz had 19 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1968-02-06: Behind Charlie Scott's 19 points, North Carolina Tar Heels rolled past Virginia Cavaliers 108–64. Norm Carmichael had 18 for Virginia Cavaliers. Rusty Clark grabbed 16 rebounds.
1968-02-24: North Carolina handled Virginia Cavaliers 92–74. Rusty Clark led the winners with 27 points. Mike Katos had 22 for Virginia Cavaliers.
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