North Carolina falls in this week's SI Power Rankings

Posted Feb 9, 2012
7. North Carolina Tar Heels (20-4) While Tyler Zeller had an ugly end to Wednesday's game, tipping in Ryan Kelley's missed three, missing a key free throw and then allowing Austin Rivers to hit the buzzer-beater, UNC's center had an excellent start. He scored 11 of the Tar Heels' first 13 points and was on the receiving end of point guard Kendall Marshall's first three assists. (Sports Illustrated)

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