How a Wednesday practice pushed No. 7 UNC to its best defensive game of the season
Posted Nov 18, 2018
The rims weren't removed from the goals last Wednesday, because Roy Williams’ assistants talked him out of it. But, still angry with his North Carolina team’s defensive effort against Stanford, the coach decided on practice featuring “everything you could do on the defensive end.” Two days later, that defensive focus yielded results in a 108-58 win over Tennessee Tech.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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