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Tudor: Kendall Marshall-Larry Drew backcourt rotation worked out well for Heels


got his first start at point guard Tuesday night for UNC, but the team’s personnel chemistry didn’t change significantly. Neither did Clemson’s basketball fortunes in Chapel Hill. With Marshall and former starter II splitting minutes almost equally and even on the court at the same time for brief stretches, the Tar Heels pushed their home winning streak to 55 in the series with a 75-65 win. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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