Former UNC basketball player Kane Ma shares account of 2019 attack in Chapel Hill

Posted Mar 29, 2021
A former North Carolina basketball player is speaking out after a traumatic experience in Chapel Hill. "I had a skull fracture that went from the top of my forehead to under my eye," said Kane Ma, a walk-on who graduated in 2018. Ma said in March of 2019, he encountered three men when he was back in town watching his former team play Duke. (WTVD)

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