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Tar Heels' Strengths on Display against Davidson


Davidson had enough size and plenty of skill available in Sunday’s matchup with No. 9 North Carolina. The Wildcats arrived at the Smith Center intent and willing to run with the Tar Heels. Running with ’s best squad is often fool’s gold, due to UNC’s transition design and its talent on hand, and that mismatch played out in this 33-point victory. (Inside Carolina)

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