Menu

Roy Williams says he never wanted to retire, talks about frustrations that led to that decision


"Deep down inside, I really never wanted to retire," said Tuesday on the Carolina Insider podcast (Audio). "I wanted to win a championship and croak the next day and let that be it. I just didn’t feel I was the right man for the job, because I didn’t think I was doing as good a job as I’ve done in the past and I’ve had a hard time getting past that." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Related: , Basketball Recruiting

Caleb Wilson puts up another highlight-reel game while Trimble, Powell have best games of summer
It’s not often a high draft picks play more than two NBA Summer League games, and Caleb Wilson took full advantage of that chance Tuesday,...

San Antonio Spurs Guard RJ Davis Forcing Tough Roster Decision
R.J. Davis went undrafted out of UNC in 2025, but a strong rookie season with the G League's South Bay Lakers earned him a Summer...

Terrence Brown's Story Coming to the Big Screen
From finishing high school without a Division I offer to emerging as one of the most sought-after guards in the transfer portal, Terrence Brown‘s journey...

Hubert Davis in Las Vegas to see Caleb Wilson, other players in Summer League
Hubert Davis was in Brooklyn when Caleb Wilson was picked No. 4 in the NBA Draft, and he is back on the road this week...

Roy Williams says he never wanted to retire, talks about frustrations that led to that decision