Devil in the Details for Tar Heels
Posted Feb 19, 2015
No. 15 North Carolina’s 10-point collapse in regulation and ultimate defeat in overtime at No. 4 Duke materialized due to a combination of glaring miscues and devilish details. Basketball is not the game of inches, but the idiom still holds true. The Tar Heels made that case in their 92-90 loss to Duke, the fifth in six games at Cameron Indoor Stadium, and more importantly, the fourth in five games this season.
(Inside Carolina)
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