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Like his father — and his father, and his father — Duwe Farris lives Tar Heel basketball dream


"Hello, Duwe, this is coach ," UNC forward said in his best impersonation of the former coach. Williams called from a "random Raleigh number" on a Sunday in 2020 to ask the now-graduate student if he was interested in joining the North Carolina Tar Heels. They had a walk-on spot. Silence. "Are you still there?" Williams asked. (AOL.com)

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Like his father — and his father, and his father — Duwe Farris lives Tar Heel basketball dream


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