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North Carolina Leaning On Ian Jackson’s Scoring Ability


's teammates continue to marvel at his scoring ability. Jackson set a career-high with 27 points in UNC's 74-73 victory at Notre Dame on Saturday, making him the first Tar Heel freshman since to score 20 or more points in four consecutive games. He's also the first UNC freshman to score 23 or more in four straight games. (Inside Carolina)

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North Carolina Leaning On Ian Jackson’s Scoring Ability


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