Heels Declaw Tigers
Posted Jan 18, 2007
Eager to get back into the win column following Saturday’s loss to at Virginia Tech, fourth-ranked North Carolina bounced back on the road with a dominant performance at No. 19/16 Clemson. Brandan Wright’s 17 points led all scorers, as the Tar Heels broke open a close game late in the first half. Wright, who missed just two shots on the night, matched his career-high with four blocked shots.
(Inside Carolina)
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