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Why Jarin Stevenson committed to Alabama over UNC


Since seventh grade, had lived about a 10-minute drive from the Smith Center. But he didn’t grow up with visions of being a Tar Heel and running out of a tunnel in front of 21,000 fans in a haze of light blue. He grew up, instead, with a grander stage in mind. "I’m just looking for the best situation to help get me to the NBA," Stevenson said. (AOL.com)

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Why Jarin Stevenson committed to Alabama over UNC


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