Cam, not Kham: Pitt's Kevin Stallings avoids questions about former player

Posted Feb 4, 2018
It was surprising for Kevin Stallings, the normally open and accommodating Pitt coach, to start talking about Khameron Davis when a reporter asked him about “Cam” after a 96-65 loss at UNC on Sunday. The reporter meant former Pitt player, current-Tar Heel Cameron Johnson when he asked Stallings if he felt “any emotions seeing Cam out there in another uniform.” (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

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