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UNC Women's Basketball Enlists Speedy Transfer Guard Grace Townsend To Run Offense


The 5-foot-5 put her blinding speed on display during her four-year career at Richmond, and that quickness has left an impression on her new teammates at UNC. Townsend, a former high school track & field athlete, was in contention with as the fastest player on the roster, but said Townsend has the edge. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Women's Basketball Enlists Speedy Transfer Guard Grace Townsend To Run Offense


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