Young Tar Heels accomplish plenty, aim for more
Posted Apr 2, 2014
North Carolina's talented youngsters thrived all season despite never playing a game with their Hall of Fame head coach on the sideline. With another year of maturity and the return of Sylvia Hatchell, the Tar Heels are poised to do more next year. The Tar Heels (27-10) reached an NCAA regional final for the first time in six years before falling to Stanford 74-65.
(WRAL Sports Fan)
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