Ten years later, Williams and Self remain tied by fate

Posted Mar 24, 2013
When they arrived at their first destination, the Downtown Athletic Club, former North Carolina star James Worthy was the emcee for the evening — and he was ready to talk to Williams about coming home. It wasn’t a total coincidence. The next day, during a golf outing with Kansas booster Dana Anderson at Bel-Air Country Club, former Carolina All-American Mitch Kupchak showed up to talk shop. (Wichita Eagle)

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