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Erlana Larkins paces Heels women


played like a woman without a care in the world, picking up a double-double by halftime. But after the No. 2 North Carolina women defeated Delaware State 87-40 on Thursday afternoon, Larkins broke down in tears. "I'll be glad to get back to school," said Larkins, who suffered the death of a close family friend this week. "I've got a few things going on right now and I just can't wait to be back with my teammates." (Raleigh News & Observer)

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