Bunting denies report he's leaving; recruits watch, wait
Posted Oct 21, 2006
Safrit said UNC coaches should be concerned that other programs might try to lure away players who have already committed to UNC. Highly recruited players may worry that the assistant coaches with whom they have formed bonds might be pushed out of Chapel Hill. The less-recruited players may be concerned that a new coach wouldn't keep scholarship commitments to them.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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