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Not UNC. Different year and game. That was Kentucky in st louisUNC had a guy named prince that I beleive scored 41 on us. We had no answer for him.
Wrong team. Tayshaun Primce played for Kentucky and lit is up for 41 in the 2002 2nd round in St. Louis. Without that 41, we beat Kentucky.UNC had a guy named prince that I beleive scored 41 on us. We had no answer for him.
That UNC team was led by Joseph Forte along with Brendan Haywood, Julius Peppers (yes, that Julius Peppers) and Ed Cora who Dick Vitale called the best PG in the country no fewer than 6,000 times during the regular season. With about 2 minutes left FR guard from Wagoner picked Best PG in the Country's pocket and went in for a jam to get TU within a couple. The officiating in this game was eerily similar to the TU-Clemson game in '97(yr?). TU shot its worst % of the season in that UNC game but played its trademark ferocious D. When you look back on 2000, 5 losses by a combined 13 pts.Wow! thanks @URedskin54
Swanson was right.There was an interview with Self some years later about how he went into the locker room and asked if anyone felt they should have played more and it would have made a difference and Swanson stood up and said "Yeah me"
TUtyp and I were walking the streets of Austin late that Friday night, being the ne'er-do-wells that we were. Forte, Cota, and Haywood were walking down the same street, clearly out past curfew. We discussed starting a li'l square-off with 'em. I wasn't worried about ole' Typ being able to handle Haywood and Cota as he is silly crazy and quite the pugilist. I was more concerned with LEC v Forte, so I thought the better of it.
Sometimes I feel like I owe everyone an apology as I doubt that two of those three guys would've played Sunday morning and there would've been a serious ruckus in the UNC camp. Anyhoo, hindsight is 20/20, I reckon.
Prince was Tayshaun Prince and played for KY not UNC....someone help me Im old and might be confusedUNC had a guy named prince that I beleive scored 41 on us. We had no answer for him.
Unfortunately there may have been some TU players out that night too.