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Justin Jackson: A Tale of Two Halves


UNC’s 90-84 loss to Florida in the Jumpman Invitational was a tale of two halves. The first half there was lackadaisical defense, both execution and not being more physical. But the way they played the second half, not many opponents want to face that team. If the Tar Heels play the first half even close to how they played the second, they win this game. (Inside Carolina)

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Justin Jackson: A Tale of Two Halves


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