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Damn KU people are ready to hang to Dean Smith by his balls. Wonder what he said or did?

 

http://kansas.theinsiders.com/2/105165.html

 

http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/sports/colleges/5632451.htm

Tearful Williams leaves team meeting
Decision due at 9:30 p.m.
DAVID SCOTT
STAFF WRITER

Lawrence, Kan. - A tearful Kansas coach Roy Williams told an assembled group of reporters Monday afternoon that a news conference at 9:30 p.m. will be held, announcing his decision on whether he'll stay at Kansas or leave for his alma mater, North Carolina.

Williams was leaving a meeting with his team. Although Williams would not say what the decision was, he had obviously been crying and thanked the Kansas media for all they had done for him.

"There will be a press conference tonight, at 9:30 in the East, and it will all come out," Williams said. "I know it's hard to understand, but it's their (North Carolina's) press conference."

Williams has been at Kansas for 15 years, reaching the Final Four four times, including this season. He was previously a junior varsity player at North Carolina and an assistant to Dean Smith with the Tar Heels.

 

http://www.kusports.com/news/roywatch03/story/106754

looking like he's on his way

the link wasn't working. From The Lawrence Journal-World :

Williams leaving Kansas
J-W Staff Reports

Monday, April 14, 2003

It's virtually certain Roy Williams is leaving the head coaching job at Kansas University to return to the University of North Carolina, his alma mater.

Leaving a team meeting, with tears in his eyes, Williams said "There will be a press conference later on tonight. At that time, things will come out.

"Every day that I've been here you guys have been fantastic, and I know this is hard to get you to understand, but there will be a press conference later tonight."

Williams did not say where the press conference would be held or if he had been offered or if he had accepted the UNC job.

Fueling the rumors that Kansas University coach Roy Williams will leave for a new job at the University of North Carolina, was the touchdown at 3:58 p.m. Monday at Lawrence Municipal Airport of a Cessna turbojet that sources in the air charter industry said had flown from Fayetteville, N.C. to Lawrence.

Fifteen minutes after Williams left the fieldhouse, Chancellor Robert Hemenway, interim Athletic Director Drue Jennings and associate Athletic Director Richard Konzem went into the player locker room to talk with the players.