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totalprosports.com - 1/20/2009

College Basketball Power Rankings: Week 9

— totalprosports.com — Total Pro Sports - It has been too long since the last update of the College Basketball... Power Rankings . A lot has changed since then. Wake Forest has taken over the number one spot. North Carolina lost not one but two games, ... (more) College Basketball Power Rankings: Week 9

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North Carolina Tar Heels

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Clemson Tigers

Connecticut Huskies

Louisville Cardinals

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fayobserver.com - 1/17/2009

Current Article Page

— fayobserver.com — Published on Saturday, January 17, 2009 It's official. I can cross it off my bucket list. This... week I worked up enough nerve to ask Erin Andrews for a date. Granted it was just for an interview and wound up becoming a simple 20-minute Q and A session ... (more) Current Article Page

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North Carolina Tar Heels

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collegehoopsnet.com - 1/28/2009

GameNight: North Carolina at Florida St

— collegehoopsnet.com — Not as big as Wake/Duke.. but still a game with important NCAA & ACC implications... (more) GameNight: North Carolina at Florida St

NCAA Basketball

North Carolina Tar Heels

Florida State Seminoles

Florida Gators

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

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The Daily Roundup: Wednesday
ACC BasketBlog — ... Halt Slide: "Landon Milbourne and Adrian Bowie, above, each tally 17 points in College Park as Maryland nearly squanders a 17-point lead before escaping with an 84-78 win over Virginia on Tuesday." Wake Forest Deacons say they are wary of Hokies Teague puts Wake offense in high gear Demon Deacons get defensive North Carolina Heels, Tigers have lots at stake Heels want boost from bench : "North Carolina coach Roy Williams' first rule for reserves is "Don't hurt us," followed ...

Bench Productivity A Concern
Tar Heel Fan — 2005 had Marvin Williams, 2008 had Danny Green, 2009 has…well…I’m not sure. From the N&O: North Carolina coach Roy Williams’ first rule for reserves is “Don’t hurt us,” followed immediately by the command “Do anything you can to help us.” If the Tar Heels’ bench doesn’t start offering some help — particularly on offense — a question has emerged about how long before the hurting sets in. Entering ...

The Tigers come to Chapel Hill...
The 5th Corner — ... game, as they have for most of the season, but will Ty Lawson be able to get rid of the "personal challenge" while playing and just focus on the "team game"? Will Wayne Ellington be able to make his shots as he did in the second half of the Miami game? Will Deon Thompson be able to step up and make a contribution when Hansbrough is double teamed? Will the bench pick it up and be able to give the starters a blow without losing too much ground in the game? Or, as coach Williams said, Don't hurt us. ...

Game 19: UNC vs. Clemson - Previews
UNC Basketball — Besides from the two posted already, here a few more previews. Heels, Tigers have lots at stake - Winston-Salem Journal Tar Heels try to extend confidence, streak - Burlington Times-News Heels want boost from bench - N&O Tigers looking to put an end to the 0-for-53 skid at North Carolina - Charleston Post-Courier