UNC wrapped up its trip to the Bahamas with a pair of exhibition wins. Although those games mean little to Carolina in the long term, Inside Carolina discusses how certain players played on this trip. Can the trio of incoming freshmen do enough in the preseason to earn starting roles when the actual season rolls around?
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