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Lawson Beats 'Noles at the Buzzer, 80-77


For most humans, 3.2 seconds pass in the blink of an eye. For , it’s an eternity. That’s all the time the junior point guard needed to dart down the court and connect on a running 3-pointer as the game clock expired. And while Lawson’s buzzer-beating heroics will soak up the headlines on Thursday morning, it was several key defensive plays down the stretch that put North Carolina in position to win. (Inside Carolina)

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