Takeaways from UCLA men's basketball vs. North Carolina on Saturday.
Success in March, when the games matter most, is rooted in strong guard play. Fortunately for
’s 76-74 loss to North Carolina at Madison Square Garden in the CBS Sports Classic. Andrews missed five of six shots and finished with more turnovers than assists, including the critical turnover in the final minute that allowed the Tar Heels to complete their comeback from a 16-point deficit. Andrews took an inbounds pass in one corner of the backcourt and immediately had the ball slapped out of his hands and off his leg out of bounds.
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