"It's been tough and we're still making too many mistakes

State (4-10, 16-13 entering tonight's game at Virginia Tech), the Heels get the tie-breaker edge by virtue of two wins over the Wolfpack and a 1-0 record against Miami."I think we're beginning to come together," Carolina senior Deon Christian Louboutin Satin Dorsays Black 19 said. "It's been tough and we're still making too many mistakes, but just winning last week [at Wake Forest] gave us some confidence that we could do it again. That's something we've been really needing."Thompson had 14 points but joined the long list of ailing Tar Heels when he injured an already tender back in the second half and was still visibly in pain almost an hour after the game's completion. He said it wouldn't keep him out of Saturday's final regular-season game at Duke."I've never lost there, and it's a great atmosphere to play in," Thompson said. "We're going over there as the underdogs and with a Christian Louboutin Satin d'Orsays Pink 18 of young pups. But it's not too late for us make this all work."The Heels, however, are still struggling. The mood in the locker room is brighter, but playmaker Larry Drew II continues to be inconsistent and a liability at the free-throw line Christian Louboutin late-game situations.Reserves, who were instrumental in the win at Wake Forest, contributed very little against the Hurricanes. Other than freshman guard Durand Scott, Miami missed a ton of open shots."We're fighting for our lives. There's no other way to put it," Carolina coach Roy Williams said.In fact, the Tar Heels may not win another game this season. But Christian Louboutin sandals Black 16 what probably was this team's final game in the Smith Center, they finally showed the grit of a team that expected to win.ar. 3--When Jordan Mortensen headed off to Oklahoma State University in the fall of 2007, she turned in her sneakers for formals and Pi Beta Phi sorority life.But the former Tulsa World All-Metro honorable mention player from Jenks always wondered if she had what it took to play Division I women's basketball.An open tryout earlier this year gave Mortensen the answers she was seeking."Bryann (Calip, a Jenks teammate) told me about the tryouts, and we decided to go for it," said Mortensen, a 5-foot-4 junior guard.