NBA Tar Heels: Week 10 Review / Week 11 Preview

Each Monday during the NBA regular season, All Tar Heels' Isaac Schade will review the prior week and preview the week ahead for each Tar Heel in the NBA.

Isaac Schade | Dec 27, 2021

NBA Tar Heels: Week 10 Review / Week 11 Preview /

Each Monday during the NBA regular season, All Tar Heels will review the prior week for each Tar Heel in the NBA and preview the week ahead. This week, we are looking back at games from December 20-26 and looking ahead to games from December 27 - January 2.

There are currently 13 Tar Heels on NBA rosters, 11 on full-time contracts and two (Justin Jackson & Theo Pinson) currently on 10-day hardship contracts while teams are working to find replacements for players in COVID-19 health and safety protocols.

Players in Health & Safety Protocols

There are enough players currently in health and safety protocols for COVID that the group warrants its own section. The list includes the player and the date they entered the protocol.

Day'Ron Sharpe - December 18
Reggie Bullock - December 19
Ed Davis - December 21
Danny Green - December 22
Justin Jackson - December 24
Tony Bradley - December 26

Only four of the 13 Tar Heels active in the NBA didn't have their weeks interrupted by either a postponement or by being placed in health and safety protocols - Harrison Barnes, Wayne Ellington, Cameron Johnson, and Theo Pinson.

Six games involving Tar Heels were postponed last week with likely more to come as COVID-19 numbers continue to rise around the country.

Coby White had the single-highest scoring game of the week, dropping 24 on the Rockets on December 20.

Harrison Barnes and Cameron Johnson had rather consistent weeks, playing three games and scoring double-figures in each one.

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Theo Pinson | Dallas Mavericks

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Day'Ron Sharpe | Brooklyn Nets

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Coby White | Chicago Bulls

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Published Dec 27, 2021

ISAAC SCHADE

I grew up in Atlanta knowing that I was going to be the next Maddux or Glavine or Chipper. Unfortunately, I never grew six feet tall, ran 4.4 in the 40-yard dash, threw 90 m.p.h. on the radar gun, or hit 50 home runs. So I had to find a different way to dive head first into sports - writing about it. My favorite all-time sports moment? 1992. NLCS. Game 7. Sid Bream. Look it up. Worst sports moment ever? Two words: Kris. Jenkins. I live in the bustling metropolis of Webb City, MO, where ministry is my full-time job. I spend my free time with my wife, Maggie, and my two children, Pax & Poppy.