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Top 40 UNC football and basketball players of all time: No. 35 - Sean May


The Most Outstanding Player of the 2005 Final Four, ’s performance over the final two months of that season may have been the best stretch by a Tar Heel ever. He capped the regular season with a 26-point, 24-rebound effort in a thrilling win over Duke. May was the Sports Illustrated National Player of the Year and was a first-team All-America. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Top 40 UNC football and basketball players of all time: No. 35 - Sean May