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Tony Bradley's Length Alters Game for UNC


Tennessee guard Lamonte Turner rushed the ball down the court and lofted the ball towards the rim for a game-tying layup. The ball had little chance of reaching its destination, as and his 7-foot-4 wingspan were in position for the block. For the freshman center, those final moments were a blur. “It happened pretty fast,” Bradley said after UNC’s 73-71 win. (Inside Carolina)

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