Tar Heels stay home for holidays

Posted Dec 10, 2011
After three games in the Pacific time zone and another at top-ranked Kentucky, No. 4 North Carolina has arrived at the softest portion of its schedule — a nine-game, five-week homestand that doesn’t feature a single opponent that received a vote in the latest AP poll. But Tar Heels coach Roy Williams is guarding against complacency, especially with Long Beach State heading to the Smith Center tonight (7 p.m., ESPN3). (Durham Herald-Sun)

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