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Tar Heels have ‘seen it all’ in two seasons


North Carolina has dealt with outsized expectations ever since the stars of the 2010-11 team decided to return for another season. But after point guard fractured his wrist on Sunday, there’s a new dynamic at play — the depleted Tar Heels no longer are the favorite to advance out of the Midwest Regional. “I guess you could say the pressure’s off us,” forward said. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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