Life after national championship begins for Williams, Tar Heels

Posted Nov 9, 2005

Now, Roy Williams, the man who was born in Marion, grew up in Asheville, starred at Roberson High and got his coaching start at Owen High, faces the biggest challenge of his career taking a team with five freshmen on its 10-player roster and molding a unit that can compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference. (Asheville Citizen-Times)

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