After playing the best game of their young, 2026-27 basketball season on Friday night, the North Carolina Tar Heels stay home on Tuesday night for their third-consecutive home game.
At 7 p.m., UNC will tip off against the Wyoming Cowboys. North Carolina (2-0) played Wyoming (2-0) once previously, winning a 2003 NIT matchup in Chapel Hill, but that was during a much different era of college ball.
The Tar Heels dominated Wofford on Friday night, 109-70, playing much more like the team fans are desperately craving.
Five different players reached double-figures for UNC, led by 21 points from Utah transfer Terrence Brown. Freshman wing Maximo Adams recorded a double-double in his second collegiate game, scoring 11 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. North
Carolina never trailed and shot over 50 percent from the field, while out-rebounding the smaller Terriers (2-0).
Wyoming is no slouch, beating Regis University and Idaho State by a combined 88 points. The Cowboys are a strong perimeter shooting team, an area the Tar Heels historically struggle defending. Wyoming doesn't have UNC's height, but that didn't matter to a much-smaller Western Carolina team, who dominated the boards on November 2.
North Carolina gets its toughest non-conference opponent so far on Friday, hosting Georgia at 7 p.m., but players can't overlook what's in front of them on Tuesday night. Michael Malone will have his Tar Heels ready, but they have to play a complete game.
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What channel is North Carolina vs. Wyoming on Tuesday night? Time, TV schedule, radio
TV Channel: ACC Network
Time: 7 p.m. ET
Radio: SiriusXM (Channel 268 or 985)
Website: WatchESPN
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UNC vs. Wyoming prediction, picks
The Tar Heels should feel much better about Friday night's performance. North Carolina played aggressive, controlled the boards and defended well.
UNC hosts a fellow unbeaten in Wyoming on Tuesday night, with both teams looking to end that rare perfection. The Tar Heels should win, but only if they play like Friday night.
North Carolina struggles to distance itself early, but a late second-half means 3-0 for the good guys.
Score prediction: UNC 83, Wyoming 72
SPREAD: UNC (-14.5)
TOTAL O/U: 153.5
MONEYLINE: UNC (-1700)
UNC men's basketball 2026-27 schedule
October 9: Exhibition vs. USC Trojans in Greensboro, N.C. (W, 88-70)
Oct. 18: Exhibition at Indiana Hoosiers in Indianapolis (L, 76-58)
Oct. 27: Exhibition vs. Charlotte (W, 89-82 in OT)
November 2: Season opener vs. Western Carolina (W, 80-72)
Nov. 6: vs. Wofford (W, 109-70)
Nov. 10: vs. Wyoming (7 p.m.)
Nov. 13: vs. Georgia (7 p.m.)
Nov. 20: vs. Marshall (9 p.m.)
Nov. 23: vs. Monmouth (8 p.m.)
Nov. 27: Dick Vitale Invitational vs. West Virginia in Charlotte, N.C. (7 p.m.)
December 1: ACC-SEC Challenge vs. Arkansas (7:30 p.m.)
Dec. 6: vs. Butler (3 p.m.)
Dec. 12: at Georgetown (Noon)
Dec. 15: Tobacco Road Classic vs. NC State in Greensboro (7 p.m.)
Dec. 19: CBS Sports Clasic vs. Kentucky in New York, N.Y. (2:30 p.m.)
Dec. 21: vs. The Citadel (8 p.m.)
Dec. 30: vs. Cal (4 p.m.)
January 2, 2027: at Boston College (4 p.m.)
Jan. 5: at Louisville (9 p.m.)
Jan. 9: vs. NC State (Noon)
Jan. 13: at Florida State (7 p.m.)
Jan. 16: vs. Stanford (2:15 p.m.)
Jan. 19: vs. Virginia (9 p.m.)
Jan. 23: at Syracuse (12 p.m.)
Jan. 26: vs. SMU (7 p.m.)
Jan. 30: Nashville (Tenn.) Hoops Showdown vs. Illinois in Bridgestone Arena (6 or 6:30 p.m.)
February 2: at Notre Dame
Feb. 6: vs. Georgia Tech (2:15 p.m.)
Feb. 8: vs. Louisville (7 p.m.)
Feb. 13: at Duke (5:30 p.m.)
Feb. 20: at Wake Forest (7 p.m.)
Feb. 22: vs. Miami (7 p.m.)
Feb. 27: at Virginia Tech (7 p.m.)
March 2: at Pitt (9 p.m.)
This article originally appeared on Tar Heels Wire: What channel is UNC-Wyoming basketball on Tuesday night?
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