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Are UNC's Shots Different in Small Lineup as Opposed to a Bigger one?


Big versus small? That is the question facing North Carolina with six games remaining in the regular season. Coach leans heavily on adapting to opponents, which is one reason he went big last week at Clemson starting 6-foot-9 at the four spot after six straight games of starting a lineup with four players at 6-foot-4 or shorter. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Are UNC's Shots Different in Small Lineup as Opposed to a Bigger one?