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Justin Jackson's 5 Takeaways: Competitive Frontcourt, Fighting Back, Guard Development


It goes from a 20-point blowout to an unbelievable comeback. They showed some fight that I didn't think they had. Kansas dominated UNC in the first half. In the second half, you had contributions from everybody. You hate to lose, but to have a chance to win at the end of the game is positive. There are some good things to take away from this game." (Inside Carolina)

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Justin Jackson's 5 Takeaways: Competitive Frontcourt, Fighting Back, Guard Development