

Al Gore was the captain of his high school football team. Think about that.



Rogers sat on press row in Cameron Wednesday night. This is what he saw.


By Jordan Rogers & Jeremy Gerlach
What do Duke, UNC, and Barber Shops have in common? Not much.
Is PJ being historically underplayed? ... And can we prove it?



Rogers scouts out the sets being run for PJ Hairston in Tallahassee. Maybe Roy can coach?
The second installment of The League on the Blog Falcon.

Coach Williams is at it again. And if that involved NCAA Titles or NITs, you wouldn't be surprised either way.

No longer doubling as CJ Leslie's Kryptonite, John Henson's NBA career has begun. Rogers scouts it out.

Sometimes answering the question isn't what's important, but just asking it.


Nearly five years later, the 2008 Final Four might end up being famous for something other than the #1's.
Staff scout Josh Hallman is introduced and makes a few opening statements on the ACC's NBA talents. Unlike most scouts, Hallman actually watches the games.

If you like gambling, this piece is for you. If you dislike gambling, but like watching other people lose money while they gamble, then this piece is also for you.

Dollars for Ballers was never about basketball. It was a movement. It was about someone having the nerve to stand up and say what needed to be said.

Rogers and ACC Sports' Ben Swain discuss Saturday Night's Lights in Durham for the Duke/UNC Game of the Century.

The Past Time gets a bad rap for always looking back; but sometimes it just makes sense.

TheBlogFalcon launches this week with Rogers' response to JCK's Grantland piece on Antawn.

The 2013 Tar Heels and the Ramifications of Expectations. (With an Outro by Rogers.)

There's something different this season about Carolina Football. (No, not that.)


Nearly all media outlets release a list of "can't miss games" so naturally we did the exact opposite.

Staff
We test out the new studio with a few remarks on UNC/VTech game, the white out, jersey changes, Wake Forest's hatred for UNC, and Bullock & McAdoo.

Birdman, Birdman