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Armando Bacot Gave It A Go vs. Louisville, Then Turned In His 59th Double-Double


When went to bed Friday night, he texted his mother telling her he didn’t think he would play Saturday versus Louisville. But when the 6-foot-10 senior woke up Saturday morning, his ankle felt pretty good. Actually, he felt a lot better and wanted to give it a go against the Cardinals. He did, and then some in the Tar Heels’ 80-59 victory. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Armando Bacot Gave It A Go vs. Louisville, Then Turned In His 59th Double-Double


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