Wayne Ellington taking strides in second season

Posted Jan 9, 2008

North Carolina shooting guard Wayne Ellington didn't score 20 points in a single game as a freshman last season. He hardly is the same player as a sophomore. Ellington is averaging 18 points per game, up from 11.7 a year ago. More important for Roy Williams' team, he's shooting with confidence, the kind where you knock down 3-pointers with undefeated records and No. 1 rankings hanging in the balance. (Yahoo! Sports)

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