Scheduling conflicts for two of the headliners have forced cancellation of the Moton, Noel and May Celebrity Golf Classic. 

The event hosted by new N.C. Central University men's basketball LeVelle Moton and former
University of North Carolina basketball teammates David Noel and Sean
May had been scheduled for  Aug. 17 at Brier Creek Country Club in Raleigh.

New N.C. Central University men's basketball LeVelle Moton and former
University of North Carolina basketball teammates David Noel and Sean
May will host their second annual Celebrity Golf Classic at 8:30 a.m.
Aug. 17 at Brier Creek Country Club in Raleigh.

Proceeds will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Raleigh and N.C. Central scholarship funds.

Among the invited guests are many other well-known Triangle sports figures, according to an event news release.

From Sunday's College Basketball column:

Ever since North Carolina won its fifth NCAA title in April, there's been a good-natured debate brewing about which championship team is better: 2005 or 2009?

On Sept. 4, those bragging rights will be on the line.

Tuesday, Charlotte Bobcats managing partner Michael Jordan held a conference call with Charlotte Observer NBA writer Rick Bonnell and other media who cover the Bobcats. Jordan made it clear in the interview that he values Bobcats point guard — and fellow Tar Heel — Raymond Felton, but it's no lock that Felton will remain with the team beyond the Feb. 19 trade deadline.

Here's a link to Jordan's responses to questions about Felton, Sean May's health and what he learned after pulling the trigger on NBA draft-day duds Kwame Brown (remember him, Wizards fans?) and Adam Morrison.