Reyshawn Terry hopes hard work will help him produce in Tar Heels' lineup
Posted Nov 19, 2005
Everyone in North Carolina's basketball program is looking differently at Reyshawn Terry this season. As he heads into his junior season, Terry has moved from being looked after to being looked up to by his coaches and teammates. Terry, a 6-8 product of Reynolds High School, is among only a handful of veteran Tar Heels left for the start of Coach Roy Williams' third season.
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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