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Tar Heels Ready for Challenging Maui Invitational Field


Part of becoming a better basketball team is playing in a format that calls for quick turnarounds. After facing Dayton on Monday night, the Tar Heels will play either No. 4 Auburn or No. 5 Iowa State on Tuesday. Wednesday’s opponent will be one of the four teams from the other side of the bracket: No. 2 UConn, Michigan State, Memphis, or Colorado. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Tar Heels Ready for Challenging Maui Invitational Field


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