Charlie Scott was a trailblazer for the UNC basketball team in the late 1960s, becoming the Tar Heels’ first Black scholarship player under Coach Dean Smith.

He scored 40 points to lead the North Carolina Tar Heels to an ACC Championship in 1969, but as the rest of his teammates went out to celebrate, Charlie Scott returned to his hotel room. Instead ...

In an excerpt from Art Chansky's Game Changers, he details how Charlie Scott chose UNC and became the Tar Heels' first African-American scholarship athlete.

There have been better players in the history of UNC basketball but none more important than the man they used to call "Great Scott." He, Duke star Grant Hill and others entered the Basketball ...

Charlie Scott, the first Black scholarship player at North Carolina, scored 40 points in the 1969 title game while leading the Tar Heels to an 85-74 victory over Duke.

In an excerpt from Art Chansky's Game Changers, he details how Charlie Scott chose UNC and became the Tar Heels' first African-American scholarship athlete.

Charlie Scott was a trailblazer for the UNC basketball team in the late 1960s, becoming the Tar Heels’ first Black scholarship player under Coach Dean Smith.

Charlie Scott was a trailblazer for the UNC basketball team in the late 1960s, becoming the Tar Heels’ first Black scholarship player under Coach Dean Smith.

Charlie Scott was a trailblazer for the UNC basketball team in the late 1960s, becoming the Tar Heels’ first Black scholarship player under Coach Dean Smith.