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2008-09 Tar Heels have potential to join program's elite


From the moment , , and all decided to return to North Carolina for a final season, there was a sense that the Tar Heels' competition this season would be the history books as well as their on-the-court opponents. That's a lot to put on the shoulders of a team that hasn't won the national title together, but it speaks to the expectations surrounding this team. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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