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A Tall Task for the Tar Heels


You would’ve thought might mention someone else first in his postgame presser following Saturday's 95-91 overtime loss to N.C. State at the Smith Center. He didn't talk about Wolfpack guard , who scored 29. No, it was State’s , the seven-foot Turkish sophomore who gave UNC problems all game with his length in the post. (Argyle Report)

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