Chansky’s Notebook: Numbers on the Line

Posted Jan 13, 2023
UNC will have to shoot the ball better. Even if Armando Bacot plays at Louisville Saturday, he will not be fully recovered from his sprained ankle for weeks, maybe even longer. It was last summer before Bacot was 100 percent back from spraining his ankle at the Final Four. That will put even more of an onus on the Tar Heels to shoot the ball well. (Chapelboro.com)

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