Tudor: Tar Heels in a good spot
Posted Mar 11, 2012
The Tar Heels, as the rightful No. 1 seed in the NCAA Midwest Regional, could not have asked for a better situation. An opener in Greensboro on Friday against either Lamar or Vermont gives UNC forward John Henson ample time to mend his wrist injury, and a second-round game against either No. 8 Creighton or No. 9 Alabama sets up perfectly for the Heels’ interior offensive tactics.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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