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'I don’t think he fully grasped how many lives he changed': Chapel Hill remembers Eric Montross


, ’ best friend and former UNC teammate, said Montross approached his battle with cancer as he did all things — he was all in. His legacy will revolve around the people Montross impacted. "Eric, he goes into a room, and when he leaves, the light doesn’t dim back to what it was. He has that longer-lasting impression on people." (Daily Tar Heel)

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'I don’t think he fully grasped how many lives he changed': Chapel Hill remembers Eric Montross