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UNC guard R.J. Davis’ ‘dog’ mentality helps him thrive on the court for the Tar Heels


North Carolina junior guard ’ dad, Robert, taught him to be a dog on the basketball court, but he’s just fine being the Weasel. That’s the nickname his mother gave him as a toddler, and it has stuck with him. Either description of the 6-foot, 175-pound guard — deemed undersized in today’s game — is accurate for what he brings to the Tar Heels. (AOL.com)

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UNC guard R.J. Davis’ ‘dog’ mentality helps him thrive on the court for the Tar Heels


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