Chansky’s Notebook: If He Could See It Now (Not)
Posted Nov 13, 2018
The Smith Center now sparkles like a Christmas tree. I wonder what members of Dean Smith’s family think these days when they go to a basketball game in the arena that bears his name. Smith, the legendary Hall of Fame coach, never allowed one sign or a word of advertising in Carmichael Auditorium or later his building while he coached. It began slowly after he retired.
(Chapelboro.com)
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