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UNC fans stunned when Jordan, Worthy left early, wouldn’t recognize today’s transient game


In spring of 1984 I heard a report on the radio that nearly led me to drive off the road. The reporter broke the news to me that was going to forgo his senior season at North Carolina to enter the NBA draft. Even though made the same decision two years earlier, few expected another player to leave early so soon afterward. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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UNC fans stunned when Jordan, Worthy left early, wouldn’t recognize today’s transient game