UNC basketball usher Bob Ward shares paths with seven decades of Chapel Hill legends

Posted Apr 12, 2019
Bob Ward, by virtue of his job as a basketball museum attendant and basketball usher for 35 years, knows Chapel Hill's lore better than maybe anyone else. If it’s not in the form of appearances from stars like James Worthy, legends surround Ward in the stories he tells of sitting front row for some of UNC’s greatest moments. He has crossed paths with icons. (Daily Tar Heel)

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