P.J. Hairston Owning Up to UNC Mistakes, Flourishing in the D-League

Posted Feb 5, 2014
One month into what should be his only stint in the NBA’s D-League, P.J. Hairston is focused on the future instead of pouting about the past. And he’s owning up to his mistakes. After his playing career at North Carolina ended prematurely in December, Hairston told Bleacher Report he was upset with only one person. Himself. “I deserve all the blame,” Hairston said. (Bleacher Report)

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