Here's the link to the box score from last night's 109-60 Tar Heel victory.

What were the three things to look for from the game?

1) Second-half slowdown

The Tar Heels scored 17 more points in the first half than the second, but there wasn't a whole lot of slowdown in the offense.  A few times the Heels ran the shot clock down, but not enough to really get a good look at the half-court game, as most of the game was fast break and secondary break.

2) Quentin Thomas and Wes Miller

These two provided much-needed rest for Raymond, who played a great game in spite of his injury.  Quentin and Wes had 13 and 8 minutes, respectively.  Q had 4 assists and Wes had a memorable 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer.  Interesting note:  Quentin Thomas was the only Tar Heel in uniform not to take a shot.

Other bench contributors included Byron Sanders, who had 4 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 turnover in 9 minutes.

3) Reyshawn Terry

Reyshawn saw 10 minutes on the floor last night.  Very little in the first half, his action was mostly in the final 9 minutes.  5 points, 2 steals, 3-4 from the line.  Reyshawn had a great steal and dunk to put the Heels over the century mark.  I think he may be still finding his feet this season.  He's playing with the third team.  Perhaps his energy will come in handy deeper in to ACC play.

I fully expect similar contributions from these bench players in 3 of the next 4 games. 

Looking forward, Virginia Tech will be excited for their first-ever ACC game as the Heels travel to Blacksburg Sunday.  We'll preview that game in the coming days.