Adversity comes early for Tar Heels, but they're embracing challenge
Posted Nov 5, 2015
The Tar Heels have talent and experience. And they might be even better after another off-season of conditioning, weight lifting and skill work. But nothing was as helpful as the callus formed by exasperation and regret, which could give this particular group the hardness it needs to pursue a national championship.
(Sports Illustrated)
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