After losing to Tennessee in Connecticut, the North Carolina Tar Heels have strung together four straight wins entering a Tuesday tilt with a Furman bunch that is looking for its second win against an ACC foe this season. 

Furman is the only team in the nation with five different players averaging at least 2.5 assists per game, and the Paladins rank 28th in the country in points scored on a per-possession basis in road games. 

Both teams are knocking down their 3s with Furman rating 42nd in the country in 3-point shooting percentage while North Carolina is sixth in this category, converting on 41.7 percent of its 3-point attempts. 

The teams are playing at quick tempo with both ranking in the top 65 in the country in possessions per game and outside the top 150 in points allowed on a per-possession basis. 

With a pair of quick teams and both in the bottom 100 in turnovers forced in a per-possession basis, Tuesday’s clash in Chapel Hill sets up to be a shootout. 

The play: Furman-North Carolina total, Over 151.5 points.