How North Carolina has turned recruiting losses into wins and even a national title
Posted May 12, 2017
In the past four seasons, the Tar Heels have advanced to the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament three times, the Final Four twice and averaged 29 wins despite missing on 94 percent of the top-25 prospects they've offered in the past five recruiting cycles. That's impressive. UNC has won 14 games in the past four NCAA Tournaments. Kentucky has won 13. Duke has won 11.
(CBS Sports)
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