UNC-UNC Asheville: What to watch
Posted Nov 13, 2011
Fatigue: The best way to deal with such a tight turnaround, senior forward Tyler Zeller said: “Just getting plenty of rest.” The Tar Heels arrived in Asheville at about 5 a.m. Saturday, then practiced early Saturday afternoon. And although they still may need to re-set their internal clocks, this isn’t the longest-distance, two-day turnaround the program has ever faced.
(ESPN.com)
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