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The loss of Eric Montross hits home for those who have battled cancer themselves


Something that I am having a hard time comprehending — there are generations of Carolina fans who never got the joy of seeing actually play for UNC. He graduated 30 years ago. It wasn’t just the title win in 1993, though that was a big one of course, it was him being a part of the squad that got back to the Final Four in 1991. (Tar Heel Blog)

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The loss of Eric Montross hits home for those who have battled cancer themselves


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