One on One with Raymond Felton

Posted Nov 1, 2009
You played for Roy Williams at UNC and now for Larry Brown, a former North Carolina player. What's the biggest difference between the two coaches? "Not a whole lot. They are both great, great coaches who know how to teach the game. They've both had a tremendous impact on my career. Coach Brown has taken my game in the NBA to the next level. Coach Willliams helped prepare me for the NBA, so I owe them both a lot." (Charleston Post and Courier)

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