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coach, and

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for the Durham community.

thought

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the conference title.

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now

wait for

a

likely at-large

berth in the NCAA Tournament. of

do it and

can,”

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which

important parts

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key positions.

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and the Blue Devils

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scholarship disadvantage.

showed

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are

could be

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top.

place

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middle.

current

dictions. “I could

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Devils

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despite

125-pound weight

to

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third,”

lot

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reload

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talent

hopes

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whose

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other ACC

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funded, and with

the

years,

of the conference.

conference

and

North

this year. All of those programs

of

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the

to

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team.

down last year but

top-10 recruiting

to

last

but talented

class, either Bryan Gibson

championship

for the

a

encourage

those guys. We need everyone if

a

Carolina

opportunity.

good example by working

said. and I

talent,

the

three

champion

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year,”

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