Dean E. Smith Center Carolina Basketball Banners, UNC

Banners for Dean E. Smith Center Carolina Basketball at UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Banners for Dean E. Smith Center Carolina Basketball at UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Banners outside the Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, display the University of North Carolina's Tar Heels basketball branding. The Dean E. Smith Center, opened in 1986, is the home arena for the UNC men's basketball program. It is named after legendary coach Dean Smith, who led the Tar Heels for 36 seasons and achieved numerous championships and accolades. The arena is a significant venue for collegiate basketball, hosting both regular season games and NCAA tournaments.

Photo taken in March 2012.

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