North Carolina defeated Georgia Tech 91–75 in NCAA action, pulling away over the course of the game to secure a 16-point win. The Tar Heels’ offense was consistently productive, and they were able to create separation as the night went on, keeping Georgia Tech from sustaining any extended comeback run. Georgia Tech stayed competitive in stretches, but North Carolina’s ability to string together stops and convert on the other end proved decisive. As the game progressed, the Tar Heels’ pace and execution in the half court helped them maintain control, while Georgia Tech was forced to play from behind and chase the game. With the provided box score fields left blank, individual leaders and team statistical edges (shooting splits, rebounds, assists) can’t be cited precisely here. Still, the final margin reflects North Carolina’s overall control, particularly in the latter portions of the game when they built a comfortable cushion and closed without allowing Georgia Tech to seriously threaten. Going forward, the result is a solid conference/season résumé win for North Carolina and a reminder of the consistency needed for Georgia Tech to compete for 40 minutes against top-tier opponents. For Georgia Tech, tightening execution—especially during opponent runs—will be key, while North Carolina can build on a performance that combined scoring output with enough defensive resistance to separate.