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Struggling With Injured Ankle, Armando Bacot Removed Himself From Game vs. Virginia


’s injured ankle wasn’t right Thursday, and seven minutes into the second half, the first-team All-ACC forward removed himself from the game. "I really couldn’t do anything. I couldn’t post up, couldn’t really fight for rebounds, it was hard to screen and roll, really do anything. So, I just thought Puff would be a better option and I told the coaches." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Struggling With Injured Ankle, Armando Bacot Removed Himself From Game vs. Virginia


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