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UNC still hunting for more big men


When David and announced they were transferring from North Carolina last week, the Tar Heels' once well-stocked frontcourt suddenly became rather thin. The departure of the 6-10 twins, along with the graduation of 6-9 and 6-10 ' decision to leave school early for the NBA, means UNC has just two legitimate post players -- 7-1 and 6-10 . But Coach has been reaching out to some big men over the past week, and help could soon be on the way. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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