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It was a long, anxious process for the North Carolina men’s basketball team to join the NCAA tournament field, which had to sweat in the election on Sunday that its prescription program was not accustomed to doing so.
Arriving in their first March madness has proved to be the same challenge for Tar heels.
Coach Habit Davis’s team arrived late in Daton, Ohio on Monday and lost his schedule news conference and practice before his first four games against San Diego State on Tuesday night. The NCAA acknowledged the change in the projects, which it described in a statement about “travel issues”.
Those problems, According to the Rally News and ObserverNorth Carolina’s NCAA Chartered Flight Rally arrived late at the International Airport. The plane landed at Daton at 6pm and 29 minutes, behind its original arrival behind two and a half hours.
Tar heels had to start a 40 -minute exercise at 6:35 pm, but did not take the floor until 8:10 pm.
“We’re just a kind of trapped with it,” said North Carolina’s forward Wayne-Elin Leban. According to the News and Observer’s Luke Deck. “It was affecting everyone in the team but we got stuck together. We just talked to each other, talked, talked, we talked. We bonded. It was not a problem. Now we are here.”
After a regular season, North Carolina, 22-13 record and quadrant one games were the last team in the field of the NCAA tournament, with a 1-12 number. When combined with the amazing emissions of Western Virginia, the move created a significant response and warm chain, especially since the Tar Hales Athletic Director was the Chair of the Boba Kangham Tournament Selection Committee.
