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North Carolina vs. Furman Basketball Preview


Furman doesn’t start a player over 6-foot-7. Most lineups consist of four guards, giving the Tar Heels the ability to create looks for their big men in the post. Furman gives up a lot of 2-point baskets, with 56% of its opponent points being the 2-point variety. UNC is shooting 52% from inside the arc and 49% of its points have come off 2-point field goals. (Inside Carolina)

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North Carolina vs. Furman Basketball Preview


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