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Dribble, Drive, Flail, Fall, Miss


Dribble. Drive. Fall. That has essentially been UNC’s offensive approach the last few games, and it’s played a key role in the Tar Heels losing each of those contests by a combined 32 points. None of the Tar Heels said driving into a clogged lane loaded with trees was the game plan, but they did discuss Wednesday what some of the problems are. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Dribble, Drive, Flail, Fall, Miss