Lucas: Immediate Answers

Posted Nov 27, 2011
Sometimes losses come with blank stares and shrugs. Sometimes it's never quite clear what happened, how things came undone. Saturday night in UNLV's 90-80 win over Carolina, that was not the case. Even when Roy Williams tried to give his team an out--"It's my fault we haven't practiced late game situations enough. I've got to do a better job of practicing so they know what to do out there," the head coach said--players were quick to dismiss the idea. (Tar Heel Blue)

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