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As the Tar Heels gear up to face the Catamounts at home this weekend, today’s “Inside Carolina” discusses how, on paper, this is a game that UNC should win. Of course, we’ve been down that road before. Can the Tar Heels pull out a victory against Western Carolina? We’ll find out soon.
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