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No. 20 UNC holds on to beat Miami behind Deja Kelly’s 18 points, clutch free throws


That vexing pattern of No. 20 North Carolina building a big lead and giving most of it up nearly burned the Tar Heels on Thursday night. But made four free throws in the final 15.7 seconds after UNC blew a 13-point fourth-quarter lead before holding on for a 66–61 win, the Heels’ fourth in a row. The Tar Heels remain tied for the ACC lead with Syracuse. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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No. 20 UNC holds on to beat Miami behind Deja Kelly’s 18 points, clutch free throws


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