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Kennedy Meeks responds to coach's challenge in UNC's win over Northern Iowa


2.0 dominated at both ends of the court, but particularly at the defensive end. Northern Iowa didn’t stand a chance. The stark difference was evident in the way the Panthers abandoned all hope of crashing the offensive boards, choosing instead to race back after launching a shot in a futile effort to halt the ensuing Tar Heels fast break. (Fayetteville Observer)

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