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Heels Impressive Early in Victory


No. 9 North Carolina closed out 2009 and its non-conference home schedule with a dominating start and a lackluster finish in defeating Albany, 87-70, on Wednesday night. It took the Tar Heels less than nine minutes to build a double-digit lead that the Great Danes would never be able cut to single numbers, courtesy of an slam dunk that changed the scoreboard to 19-8. (Inside Carolina)

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