In an exhilarating NCAA matchup, Henri Veesaar and his University of North Carolina team pulled off a significant victory against Louisville with a score of 77 to 74. The game saw the 18th-ranked North Carolina (22-6) struggle early on, falling behind by as much as 13 points at 13:23, but they made a remarkable comeback in the second half. Starting with a 17-2 run, they turned the tide and established a solid 56-40 lead before Louisville responded with a series of points, narrowing the gap towards the end of the game.

Louisville, despite their efforts, couldn’t clinch the match, especially after a crucial missed shot by their player Mikel Brown Jr. with only 16 seconds remaining. Seth Trimble from UNC emerged as the standout player, scoring 30 points and executing vital free throws when it mattered the most. Veesaar contributed significantly as well, playing for 30 minutes and scoring 12 points along with two rebounds and a steal, further solidifying his role in the team's success.

This victory not only marks an important achievement for North Carolina in their NCAA campaign but also highlights Henri Veesaar's growing presence in collegiate basketball, demonstrating his ability to perform under pressure. The match showcased intense competition and strategic play from both teams, setting the stage for what could be a thrilling season ahead in the NCAA league as teams vie for top positions.