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Lucas: A Bad Feeling


How bad was it? The Tar Heel defense had so little impact that Michigan shot better when North Carolina was guarding them (50 percent from the three-point line and 20-of-32 on two-point shots) than they did when there was no defense at all (11-of-23 free throws). Loose balls went unchased. Shots were not contested. The Wolverines basically did whatever they wanted. (GoHeels.com)

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