Transfer challenge over, Cameron Johnson adds three-point game to UNC’s arsenal

Posted Jun 17, 2017
Cameron Johnson’s best attribute—and coincidentally, UNC’s biggest weakness—is his three-point shooting. Johnson buried 42% of his 188 three-point tries last season, flashing extensive range and a quick release. Adept at moving off the ball and more than capable as a spot-up shooter, Johnson’s shooting should be a welcome addition for the Tar Heels. (Sports Illustrated)

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