Kennedy Meeks' improvement in a few areas of his game will promote Roy Williams' brand of basketball and make North Carolina elite in the 2015-2016 season.
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For the Heels to be successful Saturday against Arkansas, they will have to continue their level of play from the beginning to the end of the game.
March is labeled as mad because of the great parity in college basketball as UNC demonstrated in their deep ACC tournament run.
While the loss was crushing, the Heels learned who they were as a basketball team more in their matchup against Duke than in any other game this season.
The Tar Heels have two big questions they need to address before they face Duke Wednesday in the greatest rivalry in college basketball.
Watch for the following players to make a surprising impact on the Tar Heel football team this upcoming season.
While the Heels are no longer as deep as they like to be, especially in the backcourt, many North Carolina players are playing well.
The Seminoles tend to be up for the challenge whenever they step on the same floor as UNC, no matter their record.
While UNC Basketball outmatches NC State on paper, North Carolina should not expect the Wolfpack to be intimidated.
UNC Basketball simply did not do enough to counteract the high-powered, Notre Dame offense, especially late in the game.
But even with all these factors pointing towards an improved football squad in 2015, ten wins is too much to expect from the Heels next year.