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Halftime words lead to better second half actions as Caleb Love leads Tar Heels past Wake


It was an ugly, listless first half for North Carolina, followed by a lengthy halftime stay in the dressing room that probably wasn’t pleasant for the Tar Heels players. UNC didn’t return to the court until 1:45 remained on the halftime clock. Whatever the message was, the Tar Heels shot better, were more aggressive offensively and cut down on their turnovers. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Halftime words lead to better second half actions as Caleb Love leads Tar Heels past Wake