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UNC, other college basketball programs might face problems integrating newcomers


, , and the rest of North Carolina's incoming freshmen class are all very talented. But, if and his staff don’t get a summer to work with these guys or have less time in the fall to figure out how to make it work, there’s little doubt it will have a big impact on their ability to get back to business as usual in Chapel Hill. (Rivals.com)

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