7.7 seconds in attack mode
Posted Feb 28, 2014
The Tar Heels didn’t have any timeouts remaining in the final seconds of their overtime win against NC State, but they were still well prepared for what was to come. According to Marcus Paige’s account, they call it a “Go.” "That’s something we’ve practiced,” Paige said. “With that much time, you want to try to get an early ball screen and then attack with shooters in the corner."
(ESPN.com)
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