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Healthy again, Bobby Frasor living a dream


Bored, awake and determined to remind himself that he could still compete, North Carolina point guard started YouTubing his name at 2 a.m. Thursday. Looking at the old, healthy highlights, "I told myself, 'Bobby, you can still play this game,' " Frasor said. And roughly 15 hours later, he had proven it. He recorded seven points, three assists and one turnover during the Tar Heels' 101-58 blowout of Radford. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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