Williams sounds ready to mix talented newcomers with returnees
Posted Jun 22, 2006
After spending a season cobbling together a roster of rookies and walk-ons, the Tar Heels seem to have the kind of depth and experience that could run Roy Williams' run-'til-you-drop offense to his demanding standards next season. But with seven experienced returnees and six incoming freshmen ranked as the nation's best class, the coach will have to find a way to keep everybody happy.
(Fayetteville Observer)
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