FINAL FOUR PREVIEW - NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS

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FINAL FOUR PREVIEW - NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS
Tar Heel Fan found this 4/1/2008 on www.thirtyfiveseconds.com [flag]
  Each day for the rest of this week, we’ll be previewing one of this year’s Final Four participants, little gunners that they are. Ooops, we’re about to drop something. What? Knowledge. (That’s deep, but true.) But since we’re babbling idiots, we found another blogger who knows a lot more about the team than us. Today - The North Carolina Tar ... [link]

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THF Featured AT Thirty Five Seconds
Published 4/1/2008 by Tar Heel Fan at Tar Heel Fan
... ) asked me to answer some questions as part of their Final Four preview for UNC.  The preview is up now so feel free to drop by and take a gander. ...

The Officiating Angle
Published 4/2/2008 by Tar Heel Fan at Tar Heel Fan
... In the small interview for 35 Seconds I was asked about the pendulum swinging the other direction for UNC following four fairly convincing wins leading up to the Final Four.  This is part of what I said: ...

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