How UNC’s failures provided unique, dominant roster makeup

Posted Mar 27, 2016
North Carolina, the 1980s called. They want their team back. C’mon, you Tar Heels, you know you don’t belong here, in this day and age, devoid of any freshman star power, lacking in any one-and-done talent, playing deep into the NCAA Tournament fueled by a pair of four-year players — kids, Google “senior class’’ for clarification. (New York Post)

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