Hubert Davis turns to what went wrong against Duke

Hubert Davis may have the feeling of being done before it starts as North Carolina came out at the wrong end of the finale 87-70 against DukeS

Tar Heels never confronted his rival, despite the second half jump. UNC lags 47-25 at halftime.

And as Davis said, his team continued to put the ball in the wrong hands in the wrong times.

“Our continuous turnover, something we have a problem with is just rolling the ball,” Davis said after a gameS “We talked with great length about how important it is to take care of the ball in two ways. One, apparently unfinished rpm and the choice of shots, and our live ball turns turn into a peak-six plays for the enemy. So giving teams, for example, tonight (Duke) received 19 points from 14 rpm.

“Against good teams, it just won’t work, so we just have to do better work and take care of basketball. But at the beginning of the game, it was the only key to get us into a hole early at the beginning of the game. “

Tar Heels have already lost four of their last five games. Davis wants to make sure that this does not deviate beyond the control of tar heels.

Otherwise, this team may be a shell of themselves at the time when they play the Duke again.

“Yes, there is powerlessness,” Davis said. “What I told you, this and I specifically told them tonight, the only thing you have control over everything is how you react and how you respond. I told them this was a great lesson in life. They will be speedy irregularities and traffic and wind and rain and how do you react? How do you react when it’s a sunny day and when it’s a windy day?

“And so the thing I was proud of this team is his struggle. It remains connected, remains together. This is competitive, continues to move forward, and my expectation is to continue to move forward. We don’t play for another week, so it’s a great week for us to regroup, get together as a team, train forward to the section. “

Davis and North Carolina are again in action next Saturday at home against PittsburghS