Tar Heels look to end shooting slump against Boston College

Posted Jan 30, 2016
Roy Williams' practices start the same way each day. Aside from stretching, his players begin with "form shooting." Those are close-range, stationary attempts that put an emphasis on releasing the ball with the correct form. Williams, whose team is currently mired in a shooting slump, declared that he's done it the same way for 28 years. And probably 2,800 practices. (Fayetteville Observer)

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