Multiple choices tax players' final semesters

Posted Jul 3, 2007

Hindsight is the easiest view of life, and fortunately that is how we get to do it here. So in hindsight, it appears University of North Carolina forward Brandan Wright would have been better served to stay in school at least one more season. The difference in what he will earn with his initial contract as the eighth selection in the National Basketball Association draft and what it might have been, after at least one more year of college ball, could be millions of dollars. (Chapel Hill News)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Chansky’s Notebook: Kansas Connectivity
The uncanny Carolina-Kansas connection goes back more than 75 years. When Dean Smith was finishing his Air Force duty after graduating from Kansas and playing...
Thu Nov 7, 2024

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Is Elliot Cadeau UNC's Most Indispensable Player?
Is Elliot Cadeau the true engine behind UNC Basketball's success? As the team navigates the challenges of the season, Cadeau's role becomes increasingly pivotal. While...
Thu Nov 7, 2024

UNC Basketball Seeking To Use Athleticism As Advantage On Offense
With the added athletic makeup of the UNC Basketball roster, the Tar Heels are seeking opportunities to utilize that to its advantage by using its...
Thu Nov 7, 2024

What Does RJ Davis Remember From UNC's Loss to Kansas in the Title Game?
"To be that close, it was definitely heartbreaking for me," UNC guard R.J. Davis said. "A lot of emotions I can remember from that game...
Thu Nov 7, 2024