North Carolina, Stanford Are Matching Up Once During 2025-2026 Regular Season As They're Matching Up Wednesday Night In Stanford California

Atlantic Coast Conference opponents , teams match up once or twice during 2025-2026 regular season!

North Carolina, Stanford are matching up once during 2025-2026 regular season as they’re matching up Wednesday night in Stanford California.

Where?

On the hardwood!

North Carolina comes into the only match up with Stanford with record of 14-2 overall 2-1 in the Atlantic Coast Conference is ranked 14th in week 10 AP Top 25 Poll is sixth in the Atlantic Coast Conference standings because they won their previous Atlantic Coast Conference game on Saturday January 10, 2026. North Carolina who in week 9 AP Top 25 poll was ranked 17th prevailed in only match up of 2025-2026 regular season with Wake Forest as Seth Trimble, Henri Vessar, Caleb Wilson scored 10, 25, 22 points.

Stanford comes into the only match up with North Carolina with record of 13-4 overall 2-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference is eighth in the Atlantic Coast Conference standings because unlike North Carolina Stanford who isn’t ranked in Week 10 AP Top 25 lost their previous Atlantic Coast Conference game to 23rd ranked Virginia in Charlottesville who this week in week 10 AP Top 25 Poll is ranked 16th in AP Top 25 Poll on Saturday January 10, 2026 because only a pair of players scored in double figures.

Those players were Ebuka Okorie who is a guard a freshman who was 5-20 on field goals , 0-6 on 3 pointers , 4-5 on free throws to go along 6 rebounds, 1 assists , 14 points. Benny Gealer who is a guard who is a senior was 5-12 on field goals , 3-9 on 3 pointers , 2-2 on free throws to go along 4 rebounds, 15 points.

Following Stanford’s 70-55 loss to Virginia Saturday in Stanford California Head Coach Kyle Smith shared his thoughts on Virginia’s defense , his teams offensive struggles , team effort , Virginia’s shot blocking ability, road test by saying. I thought Virginia’s defense took us out of some stuff we settled for some bad shots

Tip off is set for 9:00pm Eastern Time 8:00pm Pacific Time from Maples Pavilion!

The game is going to be televised on ACC Network with Roxy Bernstein , Miles Simon commentating!

Roxy Bernstein joined ESPN as a play-by-play commentator for men’s college basketball in 2011, and since has added college football, women’s college basketball, college baseball and NHL to his growing list of responsibilities. He can also be heard on ESPN Radio calling bowl games and MLB.

Bernstein also works for the Pac-12 Network, doing play-by-play for basketball, football and baseball telecasts. From 1997 through 2014, he was the voice of the Cal Golden Bears basketball team, which is also his alma mater. Bernstein also does national college football play-by-play on the Touchdown Radio Network alongside 1992 Heisman Trophy winner Gino Torretta.

Bernstein regularly broadcasts for the Oakland Athletics, is a talk show host for KGMZ 95.7 FM The Game in San Francisco and also has years of play-by-play experience for the Miami Marlins, San Francisco Giants and San Jose Sharks.

The San Francisco Bay Area native graduated from University of California, Berkeley in 1996 with a degree in American Studies, just one year before taking over as the broadcast voice on the IMG Sports/Cal Basketball Radio Network.

Miles Simon originally joined ESPN in 2010 as a college basketball analyst through 2017. He rejoined ESPN ahead of the 2025-26 college basketball season, where he primarily calls Big 12 games across ESPN networks.

Prior to working television, Simon joined his former collegiate coach Lute Olson on the Arizona coaching staff from 2005-2008. After his first ESPN stint, Simon joined the professional coaching ranks, working as an assistant for the Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns and Miami Heat.

Simon played guard at the University of Arizona, where he won the 1997 NCAA National Championship and was named the tournament MVP. Following that season, Simon was named a consensus all-American including being named a John R. Wooden Award First Team All-American.

After his collegiate playing career, Simon was the 42nd pick in the 1998 NBA Draft and had a brief stint with the Orlando Magic. Simon spent the next seasons playing professionally in the NBA, CBA and Europe. During this time, Simon received awards such as Italian League MVP (2001) and CBA MVP, Newcomer of the Year and Playoff MVP (2002).

Simon graduated from Arizona in 2005, after several years of playing professionally, graduating with a degree in family studies. He is a member of Arizona’s and the Pac-10 Halls of Fame in 2005 and 2008, respectively.

A native of Southern California, Simon attended Mater Dei High School, where he played for legendary coach Gary McKnight.

According to https://espnpressroom.com/us/bios/roxy-bernstein/

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