No.1 NORTH CAROLINA 98, Oregon (Ducks, 16,475 students, Eugene, OR) 69Gentlemen, start your Nikesa??Noland Richardson's Arkansas teams known for their high octane "Forty-Minutes of Hell" style? Wait at the bara??The Shark's run and gun UNLV Rebels? Check out the Carolina D...Yes, UNC is big, ...
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Today's ACC Headlines:
PLAYERS:
Ty Lawson,
Tyler Hansbrough,
Ed Davis,
Michael Dunigan
TEAMS: Oregon Ducks, North Carolina Tar Heels
TEAMS: Oregon Ducks, North Carolina Tar Heels
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Box Score
Any questions?
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