Harrison Barnes OK With Criticism Of Slow Start

Posted Jan 28, 2011
Harrison Barnes never proclaimed himself to be the best player in college basketball or even a guaranteed one-and-done guy making a brief stop at UNC on the way to the NBA. Instead, the freshman describes himself humbly: as a developing player working diligently to improve. It’s why he doesn’t worry about criticism of the slower-than-expected start to his college career. (ACC Sports Journal)

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