Roy Williams, UNC Players Not Concerned About Vertigo Incident
Posted Mar 2, 2019
There’s nothing unusual about Roy Williams feeling faint and going to a knee during a game. The UNC basketball coach has done this numerous times in his career, and after a minute sitting on the bench and a sip of something he’s usually fine. But that wasn’t the case Saturday at Clemson, as Williams went to the ground with 54 seconds left in the first half.
(Tar Heel Illustrated)
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