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Roy Williams, the “first person to discover Michael Jordan,” describes how UNC reacted to MJ


fans know that he played for UNC, and most of them credit as the man who first mentored MJ. But apparently, the "first person" who introduced him to the renowned university was actually Smith’s then-assistant coach . According to Williams, you don’t need to have an eye for a new recruit to notice a young Jordan. (Basketball Network)

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Roy Williams, the “first person to discover Michael Jordan,” describes how UNC reacted to MJ