Who is the greatest player in the history of UNC-Ch basketball?

Today, Taylor Hansberry became the 8th player in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-Ch) history to have his jersey retired. The current list includes:

NC	Jack Cobb	1926
20	George Glamack	1941
10	Lennie Rosenbluth	1957
12	Phil Ford	1978
52	James Worthy	1983
23	Michael Jordan	1984
33	Antawn Jamison	1998
50	Tyler Hansbrough	2010

I did a little research this evening and discovered that UNC-Ch has a set of criteria, one of which must be be met in order for a jersey to be retired. They are:

• Associated Press Player of the Year
• Oscar Robertson Trophy, formerly known as the United States Broadcasters Association National Player of the Year
• National Association of Basketball Coaches Player of the Year
• Sporting News Player of the Year
• John R. Wooden Award
• Naismith College Player of the Year

An interesting tidbit I found during this rather boring endeavor was that during the 2007-2008 season, Hansberry won all 6 awards, making his jersey retirement a foregone conclusion. As far as I know, Hansberry is the only UNC-Ch player to do this. Logically, this makes him the greatest basketball player to ever don the baby-blues.

That is a fairly amazing accomplishment considering the number of nationally known players that have played basketball for the Tarheels. I never would have thought that such an obscure player would stand head and shoulders above all others, outshining other UNC-Ch players such as Steve Hale, Ranzino Smith, that white guy that threw Dean Smith out of his office, Danny Manning, that douchebag that broke his wrist at LSU, Bobby Hurley, and the Rubber Man. Wow.