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Lower expectations will greet 2012-13 Heels


UNC lost its top scorer, defender and passer Thursday with the announcement that , and are leaving for the NBA. Combined with the graduation of ACC player of the year and versatile reserve — and a planned Mormon mission for backup point guard — the Tar Heels are losing 69 percent of their scoring, 68 percent of their rebounding and 79 percent of their assists. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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