Summer provides hoops foreign intrigue

Posted Aug 24, 2010
Harrison Barnes showed why some scouts believe he’ll such a great prospect. The 6-foot-8 forward combined for 44 points in the two games [in the Bahamas] and scored in just about every way imaginable. Whether he was dunking on an opponent or silencing the crowd with a 3-pointer, Barnes did enough to make Tar Heels fans forget about last season’s struggles and look to the future. (Rivals.com)

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