Yesterday the Coaches' Poll was released, and North Carolina was unanimously agreed upon as the nation's best collegiate men's basketball team.

Really, a unanimous No. 1?

The Tar Heels return their top six guys in the minutes per game category from 2007-08, bringing with them the bulk of the 89 points the team averaged last season.

But where's their size?  North Carolina has just three members of the 2008-09 squad standing 6'9" or taller, two of which are 220-lb. freshmen.

What happens when UNC faces a team with frontcourt depth and Hansbrough gets in a little foul trouble?

Connecticut not only has the backcourt talent and depth to match UNC in A.J. Price, Jerome Dyson, Craig Austrie, and Kemba Walker, they also have a forest of bigs.

If UNC were to meet UConn in April, they could potentially face six different athletes that are 6'9" or bigger, including three seven-footers...and Connecticut is just one of the potential challengers for the new unanimous best team in the country.

The Big East will send at least four battle-tested teams to the dance this year with legitimate championship aspirations, as will Ben Howland with UCLA and Tom Izzo with Michigan State.

Even though they have a chance to run the table in an anemic ACC this year, with UNC's glaring lack of size, there's no way they should have been a unanimous top choice.