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R.J. Davis' rise from New York Gauchos to ACC dominance: "He’s a dog, he’s a killer, he works hard"


Before was known for his sharp shooting and 3-point goggle celebration, he played with goggles. They were corrective glasses for his astigmatism. That was until middle school when Davis decided to take them off for good. It was a "cool factor" thing. It was one way for Davis to prove he was tough. To prove he was a true New York City hooper. (Daily Tar Heel)

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