Lynetta Kizer dooms UNC's late game rally

Posted Mar 5, 2010
Foul trouble kept Maryland’s Lynetta Kizer on the sidelines for most of the Terrapins’ opening round game of the ACC Tournament. But her 22 minutes on the court were more than enough for Maryland to send North Carolina packing. Kizer poured in 22 points Thursday afternoon — a point per minute pace — to overwhelm an outmatched UNC defense and send her team to the quarterfinals. (Daily Tar Heel)

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