Game Changers fascinating account of Dean Smith, Charlie Scott and turbulent Chapel Hill in the ‘60s

Posted Jan 31, 2017
As someone who grew up in a Franklin Street house and was a member of a church that included people who transformed Chapel Hill, Art Chansky’s book Game Changers was a fascinating read. Reading how the key players changed Chapel Hill in the 1960s, pushing for social change, made me proud. Basketball, of course, provides the main two storylines. (Raleigh & Company)

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