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Eva Hodgson made a home with North Carolina women's basketball


It didn’t take long for to truly become a North Carolina Tar Heel. Transferring to one of the biggest campuses and athletic programs in the country to compete on a championship-contending women’s basketball team, while working toward an MBA, may have, from an outsider’s perspective, seemed like an impossibly daunting journey to take on. (The Keene Sentinel)

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Eva Hodgson made a home with North Carolina women's basketball


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