Tar Heels Top Crusaders, 112-34

Posted Nov 7, 2014
Late in the first half of Friday’s exhibition game against Belmont Abbey, sophomore forward Kennedy Meeks got out into a passing lane and came up with a steal. The entire Tar Heel bench rose to their feet. Meeks dribbled alone and elevated for a two-handed dunk, the final two of eight straight Meeks points. It was a fast-break kind of night for the Tar Heels, who dispatched the Abbey 112-34. (GoHeels.com)

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