Tar Heels put on show
Posted Nov 17, 2018
The offense was flowing so well for No. 7 North Carolina that the head-turning plays came naturally for the Tar Heels on Friday night.Luke Maye scored 15 points as North Carolina had offense clicking almost nonstop in a 108-58 stomping of visiting Tennessee Tech at the Smith Center. North Carolina began the second half on a 17-4 tear.
(Burlington Times News)
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