Tar Heels Have Clear Mission: Better On-Court Chemistry

Posted Feb 7, 2020
One narrative regarding North Carolina’s basketball team this past week is that Cole Anthony is hurting the Tar Heels. The fuel for this sentiment is that the Tar Heels are 0-2 and have looked out of sync since he returned to the lineup after missing 11 consecutive games because of a knee injury. The latter is true, but is it fair to heap the blame on Anthony? (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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