Buzz Peterson building with Dean Smith's blueprint for success

Posted Nov 16, 2010
From time management to team structure, most of what UNCW coach Buzz Peterson does he learned from Dean Smith, the legend he played for at North Carolina, who recruited blue-chip talent and forged those individuals into a championship caliber team as consistently as any college coach in history. The Tar Heels won 115 games and a national championship during Peterson's four years in Chapel Hill. (Wilmington Star News)

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