Veteran Tar Heels use Virginia as example

Posted Mar 18, 2018
Watching No. 16 seed UMBC's historic upset of No. 1 and top overall seed Virginia unfold drove home the point that Joel Berry was trying to make with younger players. ‘We’ve got to be ready to play, just by looking at these games, you can tell the lower seeds are coming to play,” said Berry, whose second-seeded team will face No. 7 Texas A&M in Charlotte today. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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