Roy Williams can take the blame, but his players need to take some responsibility

Posted Feb 3, 2010
A good coach always takes the blame for a bad loss, regardless of how poorly his team played or prepared. Since Roy Williams is a Hall of Famer, it shouldn’t have been a surprise that he so willingly fell on his sword Sunday in the aftermath of UNC’s uninspired 75-60 home loss to Virginia. With tears welling in his eyes, and resolve in his voice, Williams vowed to do a better job of coaching and work even harder at practice. (Wilmington Star News)

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