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Tar Heels in NBA: Playing time disappears for Justin Jackson, Ed Davis


On a day UNC alums didn’t put up big numbers, it was confounding to see the lack of playing time for and . Jackson’s minutes had dropped off the previous two games to 10 minutes on Wednesday against Memphis and six minutes Friday at Milwaukee. He didn’t play in Oklahoma City’s 117–101 victory Sunday over Cleveland. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Tar Heels in NBA: Playing time disappears for Justin Jackson, Ed Davis