1993-94 North Carolina Tar Heels basketball — schedule and results

The 1993-94 North Carolina Tar Heels went 28-7 (11-5 in the ACC) under head coach Dean Smith. The team peaked at #1 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 22.62.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 35 games from this season: 14–1 at home, 6–4 on the road, and 8–2 on neutral courts. The Carolina Tar Heels scored 85.6 points per game and allowed 72.4 (+13.2 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 10 games, from Nov 26, 1993 to Jan 8, 1994. The most lopsided win was 116–62 over Marshall Thundering Herd on Jan 2, 1994; the heaviest defeat was 89–69 at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on Jan 12, 1994. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against Wake Forest Demon Deacons (86–84, overtime). 3 games went to overtime.

Among North Carolina Tar Heels' 114 recorded seasons, 1993-94's .800 winning percentage ranks 34th. Previous season: 1992-93 Carolina Tar Heels (34–4). Next season: 1994-95 Carolina Tar Heels (28–6).

Game-by-game results (35 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
1993-11-17	vs Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	W 101–87	Dean Smith Center
1993-11-18	vs Cincinnati Bearcats	W 90–63	Dean Smith Center
1993-11-24	neutral Massachusetts Minutemen	L 86–91 (OTOT)	Madison Square Garden (IV)
1993-11-26	neutral St. Thomas-Minnesota Tommies	W 90–76	Madison Square Garden (IV)
1993-12-01	vs Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors	W 92–77	Dean Smith Center
1993-12-03	neutral George Washington Revolutionaries	W 87–62	Independence Arena
1993-12-04	neutral BYU Cougars	W 97–65	Independence Arena
1993-12-09	vs Colorado State Rams	W 89–66	Dean Smith Center
1993-12-18	vs Ohio State Buckeyes	W 81–68	Dean Smith Center
1993-12-20	at Pittsburgh Panthers	W 106–93	Fitzgerald Fieldhouse
1994-01-02	vs Marshall Thundering Herd	W 116–62	Dean Smith Center
1994-01-05	vs NC State Wolfpack	W 88–58	Dean Smith Center
1994-01-08	at Maryland Terrapins	W 75–70	Cole Fieldhouse
1994-01-12	at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	L 69–89	Alexander Memorial Coliseum
1994-01-15	vs Clemson Tigers	W 106–62	Dean Smith Center
1994-01-19	at Virginia Cavaliers	L 77–81	University Hall
1994-01-22	neutral LSU Tigers	W 88–65	Louisiana Superdome
1994-01-24	vs Butler Bulldogs	W 104–64	Dean Smith Center
1994-01-26	at Florida State Seminoles	W 90–77	Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center
1994-01-30	vs Wake Forest Demon Deacons	W 85–61	Dean Smith Center
1994-02-03	vs Duke Blue Devils	W 89–78	Dean Smith Center
1994-02-05	at NC State Wolfpack	W 77–64	Reynolds Coliseum
1994-02-10	vs Maryland Terrapins	W 95–89	Dean Smith Center
1994-02-12	vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	L 89–96	Dean Smith Center
1994-02-17	at Clemson Tigers	L 69–77	Littlejohn Coliseum
1994-02-19	vs Virginia Cavaliers	W 69–56	Dean Smith Center
1994-02-23	at Notre Dame Fighting Irish	W 80–71	Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center
1994-02-26	vs Florida State Seminoles	W 78–75	Dean Smith Center
1994-03-02	at Wake Forest Demon Deacons	L 61–68 (OTOT)	Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
1994-03-05	at Duke Blue Devils	W 87–77	Cameron Indoor Stadium
1994-03-11	neutral Florida State Seminoles	W 83–69	Charlotte Coliseum (II)
1994-03-12	neutral Wake Forest Demon Deacons	W 86–84 (OTOT)	Charlotte Coliseum (II)
1994-03-13	neutral Virginia Cavaliers	W 73–66	Charlotte Coliseum (II)
1994-03-18	neutral Liberty Flames	W 71–51	USAir Arena
1994-03-20	neutral Boston College Eagles	L 72–75	USAir Arena

Game recaps

1994-01-19: Virginia Cavaliers got past North Carolina Tar Heels 81–77 as Junior Burrough scored a team-high 22. Kevin Salvadori had 16 for North Carolina Tar Heels.

1994-03-13: Behind Jerry Stackhouse's 14 points, North Carolina Tar Heels defeated Virginia Cavaliers 73–66. Harold Deane had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers.

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