Tales from the Huddle

Posted Mar 20, 2015
With 3:39 to play and Harvard back within three points on Thursday, Roy Williams huddled his team during the final media timeout and told the story of the 1982 squad’s narrow 52-50 NCAA Tournament win over James Madison. “I didn't like the look on our guys' faces last night when they sat down in front of me at that timeout,” Williams told reporters on Friday, “like they were about to panic." (Inside Carolina)

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