UNC Basketball: Former Tar Heels react to Final Four berth

Mar 27, 2022; Philadelphia, PA, USA; North Carolina Tar Heels guard Leaky Black (1) drives to the basket as St. Peters Peacocks guard Isiah Dasher (13) defends during the second half in the finals of the East regional of the men's college basketball NCAA Tournament at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Mitchell Leff-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 27, 2022; Philadelphia, PA, USA; North Carolina Tar Heels guard Leaky Black (1) drives to the basket as St. Peters Peacocks guard Isiah Dasher (13) defends during the second half in the finals of the East regional of the men's college basketball NCAA Tournament at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Mitchell Leff-USA TODAY Sports /
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Former members of the UNC basketball program had plenty to celebrate as the Tar Heels clinched their first Final Four berth since 2017.

The UNC basketball program is heading back to the Final Four!

North Carolina put together a dominant effort to put an end to 15-seed St. Peter’s Cinderella run. The Tar Heels continue to defy the odds, as they advance to the Final Four in Hubert Davis’ first year as the program’s head coach.

Similar to after the victory over UCLA in the Sweet 16, former Tar Heels took to Twitter to showcase their excitement. Here’s what some of them had to say on the blowout victory:

2017 national champion, Joel Berry

2017 national champion and everyone’s favorite cheerleader, Theo Pinson

Former UNC basketball sharpshooter, Kenny Williams

2005 national champion, Jawad Williams

2009 national champion, Deon Thompson

Baden Jaxen (formerly Dexter Strickland)

Former UNC basketball standout Nassir Little

Jordan brand (founded by UNC basketball legend Michael Jordan)

“Vinsanity,” Mr. Vince Carter

The excitement is alive and well, and you KNOW that the Carolina family is ready for next week’s Final Four!

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