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UNC’s returnees include , , and , guys whose scrappiness led the Tar Heels to a surprisingly successful and overachieving season. But all of them are looking at the prospect of getting less playing time next year, because Carolina is bringing in the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation, with three prospects ranked as the best in the country at their position. It would be a shock if point guard Tywon Lawson, wing guard and 6-foot-9 power forward aren’t in the starting lineup when the Tar Heels tip off their season. (Fayetteville Observer)

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