Michael Jordan's Former Coach Roy Williams Talks About What Separates Him From Other Players

Posted Dec 16, 2021
While Michael Jordan's stint in the NBA will go down as the best ever, many fans forget how good he was during his days in college. Playing for the University of North Carolina, Jordan became one of the standout players in the country and amazed people with his skill. Then-UNC assistant coach Roy Williams recently spoke in an interview about Jordan. (Fadeaway World)

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