Roy Williams is undoubtedly a university basketball icon, which makes the decision of celebrities in April April Fool's Day retirement more confused. AP photo / gerry broome  Legend UNC Domestic coach Roy Williams is the final game with the Tar heel.
 After spending 18 years in the north, North Carolina chose the April April Fool's Day? In all days? The announcement of Williams seems to be truly true.
Many reputation of the planned official pusher declared that Williams retired hinted that it was just a well-created prank. However, as the press conference is scheduled to be late and countless channels, reporters, players, teams and coaches to 70-year-old big road to 70-year-old location, it seems likely to be Williams in college basketball The term is legally ended.
 Williams did not have any icon in the university basketball world, which makes it decided to announce him every day when the truth is inevitable. The retirement is suspected to cover all the confused. In his 33 years of the palm of the two blue blood courses? The first is Kansas and then use the tar with a tar hone? Williams won more than two head coach in our basketball history division. His 903-264 recorded his highest winning rate in his career more than 900 victories.
Most Williams's hardware comes from the alma mater coach in the past 20 years. He led the three national tournaments in North Carolina, five last four, nine regular seasons, and three ancient tournaments. In his belt under his belt and Jayhawks and countless coaches, Williams held four last four last four in Jayhawks and countless coaches in 2007.
National Championship Trust in Roy Williams Hoist UNC 2009. AP Photo / Paul Sancya Dear Coach is step on the relatively low precautions of his respected career. Williams' final game was white because UNC was mad in March this year, Corolina Blue came to Wisconsin, this is a first time in 30 NCAA tournaments, his one The team lost in the opening ceremony. The previous season, his tar high heels suffered a harmful damage, led to a 14-19 records and lead Williams missed his first NCAA tournament since the 1980s. Still, if this is a real goodbye, university basketball has lost this business best, most reached.