Indiana brothers connect at UNC
Posted Jun 3, 2010
In their stop-sign red shorts and Nikes, the Hurst brothers look out of place amidst the Tar Heel blue of UNC's Kenan Football Center. For the record, the brothers were working out in their high school colors from Plainfield, Ind., but they've always found a way to stand out in a crowd. Nelson and James may come from Indianapolis, but they're much more into disc golf and the TV show "Lost" than basketball or the Indianapolis 500.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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