2004-05 North Carolina Tar Heels basketball — schedule and results
The 2004-05 North Carolina Tar Heels went 33-4 (14-2 in the ACC) under head coach Roy Williams. The team peaked at #2 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 28.42.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 37 games from this season: 15–0 at home, 8–2 on the road, and 10–2 on neutral courts. The Carolina Tar Heels scored 88.0 points per game and allowed 70.3 (+17.8 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 14 games, from Nov 22, 2004 to Jan 12, 2005. The most lopsided win was 109–60 over Loyola Chicago Ramblers on Dec 12, 2004; the heaviest defeat was 95–82 at Wake Forest Demon Deacons on Jan 15, 2005. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Duke Blue Devils (70–71).
Among North Carolina Tar Heels' 114 recorded seasons, 2004-05's .892 winning percentage ranks 12th. Previous season: 2003-04 Carolina Tar Heels (19–11). Next season: 2005-06 Carolina Tar Heels (23–8).
Game-by-game results (37 games)
Game recaps
2004-11-23: North Carolina Tar Heels handled Tennessee 94–81. McCants, Rashad led the winners with 27 points. Lofton, Chris had 22 for Tennessee.
2004-12-04: Behind Rashad McCants's 28 points, North Carolina pulled away from Kentucky Wildcats 91–78. Kelenna Azubuike had 24 for Kentucky Wildcats.
2005-01-19: Behind Rashad McCants's 23 points, North Carolina Tar Heels pulled away from Clemson Tigers 77–58. Cheyenne Moore had 14 for Clemson Tigers.
2005-01-29: Behind Williams, Jawad's 23 points, North Carolina Tar Heels rolled past Virginia 110–76. J.R. Reynolds had 18 for Virginia.
2005-02-09: Duke edged North Carolina Tar Heels 71–70. J.J. Redick led the winners with 18 points. Sean May had 23 for North Carolina Tar Heels. Sean May grabbed 18 rebounds.
2005-03-25: North Carolina Tar Heels edged Villanova 67–66. McCants, Rashad led the winners with 17 points. FOYE, Randy had 28 for Villanova.
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