CHAPEL HILL — North Carolina coach Roy Williams on Thursday gave no indication as to when P.J. Hairston might play again for the Tar Heels but, whenever it is, chances are Hairston, the junior guard, will be in good shape. He has spent a lot of time running of late.
After an off-season of trouble – a speeding ticket in May while driving a rental car tied to a convicted felon, an arrest in June while driving another rental car tied to the same man, a reckless driving charge in July – Hairston will participate when UNC begins practice Friday. Beyond that, though, his status is unclear.
Williams, who for the first time on Thursday spoke at length about Hairston’s issues, said he wasn’t yet sure how many games Hairston would miss. Williams also deflected a question about whether the NCAA would have a say in the length of Hairston’s suspension.
“I can’t speak to what the NCAA is doing or not doing,” he said. “But I know that Roy Williams has a tremendous voice in what else is going to be done.”
-Andrew Carter
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Williams: P.J. Hairston to miss games but will practice
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So I'm guessing he'll miss some Presbyterian type games and that will be all. UNC and its cult like fans don't live in the same world as normal people.
Since they no longer make any pretense that anything except winning, like integrity for example, matters; sucking on the court will be even more devastating for the Holes this coming season.
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