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Even without Bernard, Tar Heels the team to beat in the Coastal Division


The Tar Heels head into the 2013 season – which unofficially begins with the league’s media event this weekend – as the team to beat in the Coastal Division. Between the talent still on hand and the experience gained from a full year in ’s system, UNC has both the firepower and motivation to get to Charlotte for the ACC Championship Game on Dec. 7. (Wilmington Star News)

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