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Posted Jan 18, 2006
More people, less noise So with twice as many fans filling the Smith Center on a regular basis, why was Carmichael a louder place to play? "It doesn't make sense," Dean Smith said. "You have more people yelling, which we have. It should be loud enough." But the low ceiling and proximity of fans made Carmichael a fearsome place for opposing squads.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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