Tar Heels face Yellow Jackets with 2-0 start in ACC
Posted Jan 16, 2011
When Kendall Marshall committed to UNC before his sophomore year of high school, he was seen as the point guard of the future for the Tar Heels. And in a win over Virginia Tech on Thursday, the freshman finally had the breakout game everyone had been waiting for. It was Marshall's best game of the season, but he likely will still be coming off the bench today when UNC travels to Georgia Tech (7:45 p.m., Fox Sports).
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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