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Justin Jackson on Ian Jackson's Ascension


UNC Basketball is on a four-game streak, building momentum and confidence game by game. And there's no bigger reason for the Tar Heels' success than . He's averaging 15.7 points per game on 51% from the field and 42% from three, which is impressive, especially as a freshman. But just in the last seven games, he's scored 159 points. (Inside Carolina)

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Justin Jackson on Ian Jackson's Ascension