Turner's Take: Game One
Posted Nov 10, 2017
Just eight of the 15 Tar Heels who helped cut down the nets remain on the roster, joined by seven new Tar Heels eager to have some fun on their own. And that’s what Friday night was; it was fun. No one ought to make grand pronouncements based on one game. But for game one, this was pretty good. Questions remain, but many questions were answered.
(Argyle Report)
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