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Weather Delay Could Be Blessing in Disguise for UNC


Maybe the 79-minute lightning delay at the end of the third quarter will be a blessing in disguise for UNC. As fans made their way to the exits and players meandered to the locker rooms for the delay, UNC coach decided to relieve his starters and allow the reserves to finish the game. "It was very important to build that depth," said. (TarHeel247)

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