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Tar Heels Respond With Strong Second Half vs. UCLA


After 60 minutes of lackluster defense and inefficient offense in the Las Vegas Invitational, No. 7 North Carolina emerged from the locker room at halftime of Friday’s matchup with No. 17 UCLA intent on leaving Sin City with something of value. , who struggled on both ends in the opening half, went to work after the break, scoring UNC’s first nine points. (Inside Carolina)

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