Roy Williams' Undying Passion For North Carolina

Posted Apr 5, 2021
Roy Williams is best known as a Hall of Fame basketball coach, the man who led the Tar Heels to three NCAA championships. In his 33 seasons as a college coach, he notched 903 wins, 24 more than his mentor, Dean Smith. But Williams' undying passion for his alma mater and all that America's oldest public university stands for will be his true legacy. (GoHeels.com)

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