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Why an aggressive Dawson Garcia is a good sight for UNC basketball


After scoring a team-high 20 points in the Tar Heels’ 74-61 win over Furman Tuesday, there are signs that won’t continue with any passive ways on offense. “I wouldn’t say it was like a mindset change. I’ll just say that I’m putting more emphasis on being super aggressive early in all facets of the game because I know that’ll get me up.” (MSN.com)

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Why an aggressive Dawson Garcia is a good sight for UNC basketball


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