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Where Henri Veesaar ranks among top 50 men's college basketball players in March Madness


29. , UNC: After suffered a hand fracture, Veesaar became the leader of a North Carolina squad that needed one. He has averaged 18.1 points, 7.3 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks the past six games. The Tar Heels have been top-35 in adjusted offensive efficiency in those games, too -- far from a collapse with Wilson sidelined. (ESPN)

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Where Henri Veesaar ranks among top 50 men's college basketball players in March Madness