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Well Said: Jack Morton’s second family


For Jack Morton, Carolina basketball is more than just sports fandom. It’s a lifeline. We continue Morton’s story of his journey that led him to follow his grandfather’s footsteps into photography and how the basketball team helped him through one of the most challenging times in his life. It’s a tale of two families, a family of photographers and the Carolina basketball family. (UNC.edu)

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