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North Carolina: versus . Meeks is much more of a physical specimen. He can be immovable at times in the low post. Johnson has more finesse to his game. The two of them can play together, but they could take turns sharing the focal point in the middle. They have a chance to both average double figures and nearly seven or eight rebounds per game. (ESPN.com)

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