A Hansbrough highlight

Posted Dec 19, 2008
Since the day he stepped foot on North Carolina's campus, forward Tyler Hansbrough has been working to diversify his offensive resume by trying to extend his shooting range. But it seemed appropriate that when it came time to break North Carolina's three-decades-old career scoring record during the top-ranked Tar Heels' 91-73 victory against Evansville (7-2) on Thursday night, the senior went back to an old staple: a workmanlike power move. (Charlotte Observer)

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