North Carolina Should Be Wary Of Wounded NCAA
Posted Jul 1, 2014
Despite what the national media or uninformed pundits might say, it’s a safe assumption to say the NCAA is not back due to Rashad McCants. While his media parade certainly caught the eye of national journalists and neutral fans, and potentially put a bit of pressure on the NCAA to do something, he is not why the NCAA has taken up refuge at the Carolina Red Roof Inn once again.
(Thrown Away To Worthy)
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