In his final game in the Dean Smith Center, UNC senior Kenny Williams had perhaps his best performance of the season. He scored 18 points and had a critical block on Duke’s RJ Barrett in the closing minutes of the game.

Inside Carolina discusses Williams’ performance against Duke and examines if he can sustain this level of play throughout the ACC and NCAA Tournaments.

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