Law of averages still hasn’t caught up with UNC against Clemson in Chapel Hill
Posted Jan 17, 2018
Clemson made 15 consecutive field goal attempts against UNC on Tuesday. It was a dramatic reversal Tigers coach Brad Brownell chalked up simply to “the law of averages.” That may have been the case for Clemson’s hot touch. But when it comes to winning a basketball game in Chapel Hill, the law of averages still hasn't caught up to Brownell and his snakebit team.
(North State Journal)
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