Lucas: Thursday Bahamas Basketball Notebook
Posted Aug 13, 2010
Thursday brought the best opportunity for Tar Heel players to explore their Nassau resort. Dexter Strickland walked through The Dig, a giant aquarium that is supposedly the world's second largest marine habitat (it trails only Mother Nature). Justin Watts and John Henson did some shopping, including perusing watches that cost up to $125,000. No purchases were made.
(Tar Heel Blue)
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