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Lady Heels look towards 2007-08


Nearly a week later and the Women's NCAA Tournament in the books, it's probably hard for UNC to believe its season really ended Sunday. Now, it'll be up to rising seniors , and to ensure the Tar Heels remain a player on the national scene. Putting its middling Final Four performances aside, Carolina has been one of the best teams in women's college basketball the past two seasons. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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