Tar Heels win despite lapses
Posted Feb 16, 2014
Roy Williams wasn’t happy with the last few minutes — nay, the entire second half — Marcus Paige was exhausted and James Michael McAdoo fouled out. None of those factors stopped North Carolina from its sixth straight victory, which came in a 75-71 defeat of No. 25 Pittsburgh in Atlantic Coast Conference action Saturday at the Smith Center.
(Burlington Times News)
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