Lucas: The Sideline Story

Posted Dec 29, 2006

There are several ways to tell how much better Carolina has played recently. The most vivid illustration can be found on the Tar Heel sideline. A couple weeks ago, Roy Williams spent most of Carolina's games stomping his feet or massaging his temples. He looked like he was enduring rather than enjoying. Now, he looks like a fan with a ticket at the front of section 109. (Tar Heel Blue)

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