North Carolina uses big first half to survive bad second half vs. Maryland

Posted Jan 19, 2013
Reggie Bullock outscored Maryland by himself in the first half en route to scoring a career-high 24 points and leading North Carolina’s 62-52 victory against Maryland at the Dean E. Smith Center. “It’s a confidence-booster for me,” Bullock said. “My teammates were getting me open. I’m blessed with the talent to shoot the ball, and (my teammates) were getting me open.” (Rocky Mount Telegram)

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