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Art’s Angle: Winds Of Discontent


, perhaps ill-advisedly, said last week that he plans to keep coaching next season. If his 16th team at UNC has not worn out his welcome, that greeting is pretty much under review. The only thing that will keep sentiment from steamrolling against him is winning Saturday against N.C. State, which has the following circumstances in its favor: (Chapelboro.com)

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Art’s Angle: Winds Of Discontent


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