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Top 5 UNC wings in the Roy Era: No. 3


A three-year starter for North Carolina, came into college with the reputation as a sharp shooting guard and left as one of the top shooting guards in school history. Ellington's 39.7 three-point shooting percentage speaks for itself. His sophomore and junior seasons he shot at or over 40% from behind the arc (40.0% and 41.7% respectively). (Carolina Blue)

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