Roy is 64 years old. Assuming he retires on his own, he has at absolute most a decade of coaching left to do. 2025 is probably the latest Roy will coach, if he sticks it out as long as people expect K to attempt to stick it out-- realistically, since most coaches depart around age 70, Roy's departure is probably closer to 2021/2022.

UNC has not put a future NBA All-Star into the league since 1998. Since none of their current NBA players are likely to make an ASG, and certainly none of their current college players will be All-Stars unless they make incredible leaps and bounds, it is very realistic that UNC will go two decades (!!!!) without an NBA All-Star.

The draft containing Kobe, AI, Ray Allen, and Steve Nash? Only two years before the last UNC All-Stars entered the league. The distance between Kobe's draft and a UNC All-Star's draft is shorter than the distance between the last UNC All-Star's draft and 9/11.

I was going to make a complete list of the schools who've put a future NBA All-Star into the league since UNC last dude, but it would take all day. Instead, here is a partial list:

- Georgia Tech
- Wake Forest (2!)
- Maryland
- Syracuse
- UNLV
- Ohio State
- Cincinnati
- St. John's
- Illinois
- Washington
- Alabama (2!)
- St. Joseph's
- Wisconsin
- New Mexico
- Xavier
- USC
- Arizona State
- Arkansas
- Fresno State
- Weber State
- Davidson
- Creighton
- Louisiana Tech

I don't think UNC would fire Roy. He has rings, and this scandal will almost certainly end with him unscathed. I think Roy will leave of his own volition when the time comes.

So the question: will UNC put a future All-Star into the league before Roy retires? Which will happen first?

Poll result (8 votes) UNC puts an NBA All-Star into the league. (1 votes) Vote Roy retires. (7 votes) Vote