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Leslie McDonald helps spread the floor; will free throws improve?


Don’t expect North Carolina to average nine 3-pointers a game, but 's reinstatement will open up a whole new game as he settles into the lineup. That is, if the Tar Heels can get this free throw thing worked out. McDonald’s 4-for-9 performance from the 3-point line ranked him second on the team in made 3-pointers despite playing just one game. (ESPN.com)

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