Tar Heels are on the way to Evansville

Posted Jul 20, 2010
Including the Aces themselves. "Most kids grow up wanting to go to North Carolina," Simmons said, "and then when you can't go there you want to play against them. There's not a player on our team that's not excited about that opportunity." The opportunity, that is, for an upset of an ACC power. And that has Ryan and his teammates circling Dec. 8 on their calendars. (Evansville Courier & Press)

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