UNC's depth comes in waves

Posted Mar 23, 2007

UNC has made a habit of engaging in battles of attrition. It has yielded an ACC tournament title, a No. 1 seed and a date with No. 5 Southern California in tonight's East Region semifinals. Ten Tar Heels average at least 10 minutes. Two more play at least five minutes a night. It is a deeper team than any recent national champion and is a far cry from the eight- and nine-man rotations that produced national titles the last six years. (Washington Times)

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