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Different motivations drive Kennedy Meeks’ solid senior season


This season, has shared time at the five spot with freshman , whose length and aggressiveness give the Tar Heels a potent combination. But with Meeks finally injury-free and obviously in the best physical shape of his career, his rebounding, defense and all-around play have left little doubt that he should start. (Raleigh & Company)

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