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Extra Points: Where Davis Leads, Heels and Their Fans Follow


UNC now has a proven head coach in the person of and is giving him the resources to do the job. No more assistants promoted from within (a la and ); no more star-searches on hiring coaches from mid-majors ( and ); no more experiments on assistants from established powers ( from Georgia); no more forays into the ranks of blue-bleeding alumni (). Many of those moves worked out well in the end, but each had a certain roll-of-the-dice quality to them. (Tar Heel Blue)

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