Tar Heels need to find a rhythm if they want to run with the country's best

Posted Jan 15, 2018
It had been a perplexing night for North Carolina – another one – and anyone wanting the current status of the Tar Heels needed only to ask the man standing outside the locker room. Roy Williams had two words to describe himself at the moment. “Frustrated,” he said. “And challenged.” Nothing shabby about their 14-4 record, but nothing that reassuring, either. (NCAA.com)

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