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Justin Jackson leads UNC's one-and-not-done approach


is the top scorer for a veteran-laden Tar Heels’ core that grew up over years playing together, returning this season on a mission after the heartbreak of last year’s last-second national championship game loss. Kentucky, on the other hand, is once again a mixture of young and old, with a set of one-and-done stars that matured over a matter of months. (Memphis Commercial Appeal)

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