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Tar Heels take out UNC-G


North Carolina has displayed two vastly different teams thus far, and it wasn’t clear which would show up against UNC-G, but by the end of the first half, it was apparent that the superior UNC was in the building. Junior forward said UNC’s eventual 81-50 slaughter of the Spartans was a much-welcomed relief in the middle of a tough schedule and equally tough final exams. (Daily Tar Heel)

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