Deunta Williams gets the message. Will Tar Heels follow?
Posted Oct 13, 2010
When interviewed by NCAA investigators, Deunta Williams told the truth and was allowed to play again after a four-game suspension. Marvin Austin, Robert Quinn and Greg Little on the other hand, lied and had their college eligibility permanently revoked. In the aftermath, all four players issued public apologies for their actions this week. Guess which one sounded the most sincere?
(Wilmington Star News)
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