Tar Heels must adjust rotation minus Frasor

Posted Dec 30, 2007

Tonight’s visit from Valparaiso marks the Tar Heels’ first full-fledged action without Bobby Frasor. On the surface, replacing Frasor’s 3.2 points and 2.1 assists per game doesn’t seem like a daunting undertaking for a deep, fast-paced team averaging nearly 93 points. But Roy Williams said Frasor’s team-first mentality and heady defensive contributions were intangibles that are difficult to quantify. (Burlington Times News)

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