Torrid shooting lifts UNC past Georgia Tech
Posted Jan 30, 2012
North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall usually sets the tone with his passing. But on the first possession against Georgia Tech at the Smith Center, Marshall did it with a shot. Tyler Zeller kicked the ball out to Marshall, a 27 percent shooter from behind the arc, and the sophomore buried a 3-pointer. That established the trend for the rest of the night.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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