UNC drives past Oakland; rules changes benefit Tar Heels

Posted Nov 9, 2013
North Carolina doesn’t need to worry without Greensboro's P.J. Hairston on the basketball court – the Tar Heels probably won’t need him for a while. Thanks in large part to the NCAA’s new block-charge rule change and James Michael McAdoo’s 21 points and nine rebounds, No. 12 North Carolina ran over Oakland 84-61 on Friday night and looked almost unstoppable when it wanted to. (Greensboro News & Record)

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