Social Media Reacts to UNC's Victory Over Radford

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UNC men's basketball defeated Radford on Tuesday night for its third straight win to open the 2025-2026 season. This game was the first outing without senior leader and experienced guard Seth Trimble, who suffered an injury to his forearm that will leave him sidelined for some time. Nonetheless, North Carolina completed the job and will move on to play N.C. Central on Friday, November 14.
Additionally, here are some tweets throughout the contest.
With Trimble Out, Bogavac Joins the Starting Lineup
Trimble's absence has led to Bogavac's presence in the starting lineup — joining Kyan Evans, Jarin Stevenson, Caleb Wilson, Henri Veesaar.
First 🖐️ tonight.#CarolinaFamily | @Verizon pic.twitter.com/X8yXxUE4JC
— Carolina Basketball (@UNC_Basketball) November 11, 2025
Henri Veesaar Highlight
Veesaar brings a unique skill set to UNC's frontcourt, just like Wilson, and in this highlight, the 7-foot big man takes a big leap down the lane and flushes it down in the paint.
Big stepper..... literally.
— Carolina Basketball (@UNC_Basketball) November 12, 2025
📺 @accnetwork pic.twitter.com/re9HGfFAuG
Jarin Stevenson Goes Down
With UNC Trimble-less, Stevenson, the Alabama transfer, went down during the first half with an ankle injury and had to be taken out for some time.
Jarin Stevenson was down and holding his ankle. He walked it off but he looked like he was in some pain. #UNC
— Grant Chachere (Sash-Er-Ray) (@ChachereGrant) November 12, 2025
Stevenson Returns to Action
Good news for UNC fans: Stevenson returned to the game and picked up where he left off.
Jarin Stevenson just jogged back to the bench from the locker room and is about to check back into the game. Good news for UNC, especially since the Tar Heels are trailing Radford 19-17
— BFriedACC (@BFriedACC) November 12, 2025
UNC Struggled from the Three-Point Line
North Carolina shot 4-14 during the first half and 4-17 during the second half for a combined percentage of 25.8 percent.
Again. Radford can make 3 point shots with ease and UNC cant even hit a wide open 3. What is going on????
— Snake (@The_Set42) November 12, 2025
Another UNC Men's Basketball Contest, Another Caleb Wilson Highlight
It seems like every game this season will involve a big-time highlight by Wilson, and against Radford, the freshman threw it down with authority.
"WATCH YA HEAD" 🗣️ - Caleb Wilson, probably
— ACC Men's Basketball (@accmbb) November 12, 2025
📺 @accnetwork x @UNC_Basketball pic.twitter.com/Pa6jhbzHIq
Lob-City Between Bogavac and Wilson
Wilson had his solo highlight, but connected with Bogavac on a lob-pass to make for a loud crowd pop inside the Dean Dome.
Bogi ⬆️ Caleb ⬇️
— Carolina Basketball (@UNC_Basketball) November 12, 2025
📺 @accnetwork pic.twitter.com/RIy0KnlS07
Unselfish Tar Heels
The Tar Heels finished with 15 assists on the night. And the ball for head coach Hubert Davis' team moves with fluidity in the halfcourt setting — rather than being stagnant as seen at times last season.
Love the way this team moves the ball, man. Super unselfish, always looking for the better shot. 13 assists and counting so far tonight.
— Jacob Turner (@JacobTurnerNC) November 12, 2025
Bogavac Shines in First Game as a Starter
After Bogavac's first outing as a starter, he scored 19 points, five assists, three rebounds and two steals. Over time, it will be interesting to see how Bogavac progresses — and then once Trimble returns, the improvement of UNC overall will be seen.
Luka's first game as a starter 🔥
— Carolina Basketball (@UNC_Basketball) November 12, 2025
19 pts | 5 ast | 3 reb | 2 stl pic.twitter.com/ajywZqEcwE
Interesting Stat of the Night
49 free throws. That's how many North Carolina had against Radford, hence why I call this the stat of the night. It's quite unheard of for a team to shoot that many times at the charity stripe.
Not trying to be on hate watch but UNC shooting 49 FTs against Radford is absolutely wild
— Ryan Williams (@RWilliams_IPS) November 12, 2025
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Jeremiah Artacho graduated from DTCC with an associate's degree in journalism and attends UNC now, where he is pursuing his bachelor's in journalism. He brings tremendous experience covering the Tar Heels to his new role as North Carolina Tar Heels Associate Beat Writer on SI.
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