After a gimme-turned-tragedy, the Tar Heels have unfinished business
Posted Feb 28, 2018
No matter how big North Carolina's deficit ballooned to in Tuesday's 91-88 loss to Miami, and no matter how many improbable shots Hurricanes guard Chris Lykes made, the Tar Heels were always going to win it. After all, it was UNC’s senior night, a time to honor Joel Berry and Theo Pinson — two of the winningest players in the program’s storied history.
(Argyle Report)
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