Looking back on a historic @UNC_BearsMBB season

Despite the way the season came to an end, it was one of the most accomplished campaign in program history. Nothing was bigger than Jordan Davis becoming the all-time leading scorer in the history of UNC basketball. JD finished with 2,272 career points, which places him 117th on the all-time NCAA Division I list.

OTHER NOTEABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

11/9: Trent Harris set a new program record for most three pointers made in a single game with 11. He tied the all-time Big Sky record.
11/13: Davis became the all-time Division I scoring leader in a win over Pepperdine.
11/28: UNC won at Magness Arena for the first time since 2008.
12/1: The Bears became the first non-conference team in the history of Wyoming's Arena Auditorium to win consecutive trips to the AA.
3/12: Davis was named Big Sky MVP and voted unanimous first team all-conference.
Jeff Linder was named Big Sky Coach of the Year.
Jonah Radebaugh won his second Defensive Player of the Year award and was named Honorable Mention all-conference.
Bodie Hume was named Big Sky Freshman of the Year.

The accomplishments went well beyond the individual.

UNC SET NEW MARKS IN ALL THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES

Most Big Sky wins in a single season, 15.
Most wins over a two-year period in program history with, 47.
Swept five regular season series.

Davis was more than just the greatest scorer in Bears history he leaves as the DI leader in the following categories.

Points: 2,272
Scoring Average: 21.6
Assists: 516
Steals: 155
FG's Attempted: 1,665
FG's Made: 849
Free Throws Made: 528
Free Throws Attempted: 766
He is top 5 in the following categories: Rebounds, FG Percentage, Blocks and Games Played.