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Vol. 89, Issue 3 | Jan. 27 - Jan. 30, 2011
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THE MIAMI HURRICANE
ALEX BROADWELL // The Miami Hurricane
LAST CHANCE: Redshirt junior guard Malcolm Grant takes a stance in the second half against UNC. He missed the game-tying 3-point attempt as time expired.
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Last-minute loss dims ACC hopes for men’s basketball team BY LELAN LEDOUX | SENIOR SPORTS WRITER
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ust like that, another team stole the heart of the Miami Hurricanes in the final seconds. For the third straight game, the Hurricanes once again suffered another heartbreaker as freshman forward Harrison Barnes broke the Canes’ spirit with a shot clock-expiring 3-pointer as North Carolina won, 74-71, Wednesday night at the BankUnited Center. Miami had a chance on the final possession, but redshirt junior guard Malcolm Grant was unable to hit a deep 3-pointer as time expired.
Five players finished with double digits for the Hurricanes (12-8,1-5), but it wasn’t enough to top the Tar Heels (14-5, 4-1). Sophomore guard Durand Scott led the Hurricanes with 18 points and hit a career-high four 3-pointers. “In 25 years I have never had this in three straight games coming down to final possession,” head coach Frank Haith said. “It’s tough. Tough plays. Tough breaks.” Now the Hurricanes are four games down and couldn’t find themselves in a deeper hole.
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