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Youth movement for Heels


UNC women's basketball coach has watched her young guards mature over the past three weeks. With consistent play and assertive tongues, sophomores and , as well as freshman , have provided the leadership the Tar Heels needed after losing three straight games in January. "You would think that would come from our juniors and seniors," Hatchell said. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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