North Carolina Athletes Trivia Quiz

Answer: True

Julius wore #90 in the NFL. Julius also played basketball for the Tarheels when he was at UNC. He played for the Carolina Panthers.

Answer: Andy Bershak

Andy Bershak was taken in the 3rd round of the 1938 NFL Draft. He was selected by the Detroit Lions. When he played for the Tarheels, he was the team's best receiver and an excellent defensive player.

Answer: CB

He played CB while at UNC, and later played with the Detroit Lions. Dre' was drafted by the Rams in 1999, and he won Super Bowl XXXIV with the Rams in 2000.

Answer: Marvin Williams

Marvin was selected 2nd overall by the Atlanta Hawks. Raymond was selected 5th and Sean was selected 13th. Both were drafted by the Charlette Bobcats. Rashad was drafted 14th by the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Answer: He didn't have a number

Jack's jersey is hanging in the rafters in the Dean Dome. He played for the 1924 Tarheel basketball team that went undefeated. The Helms Foundation awarded them National Champions. The NCAA wasn't created in 1924.

Answer: Kansas City Kings

Phil wore #12 while at UNC. They were called the Kansas City Kings before they moved to Sacramento. Phil was rookie of the year in the 1978-79 season. Phil Ford retired in 1985 from basketball.

Answer: 52

James played for the 1982 NCAA Championship team. James Worthy played for the Lakers while in the NBA. While in the NBA he won three championships. The Tarheel great retired in 1994.

Answer: 23

Michael Jordan played for 1982 championship team. He was the 3rd overall selection in the NBA Draft, selected by the Chicago Bulls. While playing for the Bulls he won six championships, five NBA Finals MVPs, two Slam Dunk competitions, and five NBA season MVPs. Micheal retired three times during his career, coming back twice.

After retiring for the second time, he decided to come back again. On Sep 25, 2001, he returned again to play for the Washington Wizards. He played for them three years and then retired for good.

He later became part owner of the Charlotte Bobcats.

Answer: False

Vonnie Holliday was an All-ACC but not All-American. Vonnie was drafted 19th overall in the 1998 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers. He later played for the Dolphins.

Answer: Jerry Stackhouse

Jerry Stackhouse left UNC after his sophomore season. He was selected 3rd overall in the 1997 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers. He later played for the Dallas Mavericks as a sixth man.