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North Carolina Knew it Was Coming and Still Couldn't Stop Miami in Paint


North Carolina coach pinpointed Miami's interior play on Monday — one day before the game — as one of its key strengths. "Their persistence and ability to be able to dominate points in the paint through post, penetration, (and) offensive rebounds (are huge)," Davis told the media. A day later, the Hurricanes scored 46 points in the paint. (TarHeel247)

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North Carolina Knew it Was Coming and Still Couldn't Stop Miami in Paint