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Tar Heels' guarded approach nets win


For the first 33 minutes of Friday's game against No. 14 North Carolina, it looked like Clemson, the only ACC team without a winning record, would earn its first conference victory. But at the end of the second half, guards and got the Tar Heels going, combining for 14 points as UNC closed the game on a 23-4 run for a 79-61 victory at Carmichael Arena. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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