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Banged-up Heels left wondering ‘what if?’


North Carolina couldn’t meet the preseason expectations, including the No. 1 ranking, that came when the Tar Heels returned their top six players from the 2010-11 season. But three of those players weren’t available in UNC’s 80-67 Elite Eight loss to Kansas on Sunday, while Henson was hobbled throughout the postseason. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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