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Jaelynn Murray's Impact On UNC Women's Basketball Transcends Statistics


, one of UNC Women's Basketball's three team captains, didn't get off the bench in Carolina's 79-66 win over Stephen F. Austin in Tucson, Ariz., nor in the 63-45 victory over host Arizona to earn the regional semifinals slot. But anyone around the North Carolina program will tell you that Murray shouldered a major role in both victories. (GoHeels.com)

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