Over four decades, Woollen Knights net wins and friends

Sun Nov 17, 2019
It was a temple for UNC's basketball faithful from 1938 to 1965. Today, Woollen Gymnasium is still a temple of sorts, attracting hundreds of recreational players over the past four decades whose games created lifelong friendships. They call themselves the Woollen Knights. The Order of Woollen’s home has mostly kept its endearing quirks as it aged. (UNC.edu)

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