Tar Heels will have to adjust without Frasor

Posted Dec 30, 2007

UNC survived six consecutive games away from Chapel Hill and was able to maintain its hold on the nation’s No. 1 ranking. It wasn’t bothered by rabid crowds at Ohio State, Kentucky or Penn, and it wasn’t slowed when Tyler Hansbrough suffered a mild concussion at Rutgers. Today, North Carolina will deal with new adversity in a game against Valparaiso at the Smith Center at 7:30. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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