Charlotte Bobcats hope Tar Heels are the answer

Posted Jul 13, 2005

Sean May was the likeable spokesman for the Tar Heels during their run to the national title — the son of a basketball legend who became a star himself. And Raymond Felton was the motor-footed quarterback for UNC — a small-town boy from South Carolina who became a big-named centerpiece of a championship team. Love or hate UNC, you know May and Felton. And you know they can win. (Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)

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