Heels bounce back after break

Posted Dec 22, 2010
For the opening minutes of Tuesday night’s game against William & Mary, it looked like UNC already had gone on break for the holidays. The Tar Heels’ starters were sluggish on the defensive end and out of rhythm on the offensive end as the Tribe kept within striking distance. But on a night when UNC’s starters struggled early, the bench picked up the slack in the first half, sparking the Tar Heels to an 85-60 win over William & Mary. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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