North Carolina Routs Wofford 109-70
Terrence Brown scored a team-high 21 points as North Carolina's bench contributed 58 in a lopsided home win.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Basketball
North Carolina defeated Wofford 109-70 on Friday, leading the entire game. The Tar Heels' bench scored 58 points, and five of the six players who logged the most minutes came off the bench.
Why it matters
The win extended North Carolina's early-season momentum and showed depth across its roster. Strong reserve production gives the coaching staff options as the schedule progresses.
North Carolina attempted 73 shots and made 25 three-pointers, while Maximo Adams posted 11 points and 11 rebounds for his first career double-double. Terrence Brown led the team with 21 points on 7-for-11 shooting, and Jaydon Young hit four threes for 15 points.
The players
Michael Malone
Michael Malone is the head men's basketball coach at North Carolina, known for his professional coaching background before joining the Tar Heels.
Terrence Brown
Terrence Brown is a North Carolina guard who led the Tar Heels in scoring in this game.
Jaydon Young
Jaydon Young is a North Carolina guard known for his perimeter shooting.
The details
Michael Malone gave substantial minutes to reserves after building an early lead, and North Carolina took eight three-pointers in the first half alone. The Tar Heels committed eight turnovers while scoring 20 fast break points.
Timeline
Friday: North Carolina defeated Wofford 109-70.
Monday: North Carolina defeated Western Carolina.
Tuesday: North Carolina plays Wyoming at the Smith Center, its 600th game there.
Season Trajectory
The win extends North Carolina's 20-game home winning streak at the Smith Center, a run that adds to the program's long tradition in the venue. The Tar Heels' next home game there will be their 600th at the arena.
North Carolina's 20-game home winning streak at the Smith Center remains intact heading into Tuesday's matchup with Wyoming. Fans attending the 600th game at the arena can expect another opportunity to see the team's bench rotation in action.
The takeaway
Depth produced a lopsided result, with reserves delivering most of North Carolina's scoring. Watching how that rotation holds up against stronger opponents will be the key test ahead.
What happens next
North Carolina plays Wyoming at the Smith Center on Tuesday, its 600th game at the arena.
Further reading
Explore more Chapel Hill Basketball coverage for context on the Tar Heels' season.
