Tyler Hansbrough

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Chapel Hill – Yes, the timing was mere coincidence. But when you are struggling the way North Carolina basketball team has been this season, and you’re looking for anything from the vine that you can get.
Tyler Hansbrough and Roy Williams

Tyler Hansbrough and Roy Williams

Even on a night in which the Tar Heels played on the hated arch-foe in the game was to win at all, it’s only fitting that they brought in a player who rarely lost a big game – not to mention one of Duke – to be honored.

The atmosphere in the Smith Center to celebrate his retirement from Tyler Hansbrough and No. 50 was electric until Wednesday that the guest of honor was the infiltration of ideas again in the dressing room and put Jersey back on the old one more time.

“I wish there was” Hansbrough, who is currently playing in the NBA Indiana Pacers, said after the halftime ceremony that included a short video in honor of his career are unmatched. “I know all these men, and I know they are trying. We hope it will turn the corner.”

Hansbrough was 6-2 against the Blue Devils in four seasons in the top ranks of the United Nations, including a perfect 4-0 record at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

It seems he was in the building had a positive impact on his life.

Desperate to capture the flair of the six losses in seven games and get themselves back at least to the [NCAA tournament bubble, and gave the Tar Heels every effort since December in the contract, the Duke of the second-worst shooting performance of the season.