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Greg's Tuesday to 24th, Carolina has played and defeated Louisville.

They're very familiar looking game at times, the way it went.

But the bottom line is you win and you beat a good Louisville team and it sort of sets

Carolina up.

But drilling down, how did you think they looked? Your column, you talked about Henry Vassar,

we've said all year, he is the guy from North Carolina, even more so than Caleb Wilson at times.

Yeah, I agree with you. And I wrote in my column, but for 27 minutes, that was the best game that North Carolina had played all season long with or without Caleb Wilson.

They were solid defensively, and offensively, when Seth Trimble gets going, you know, we've talked about the back court issues all season long.

When he has the performance that he did in Louisville, they've got some tall bodies, but, you know, just their post situations is not good on either end.

Trimble was able to take advantage of that.

Carolina was able to get out in transition.

Louisville likes to run.

That helps the back court.

And then even though Henry Vastard didn't put up big numbers,

he was very impactful.

And Carolina just looked fantastic, the first 27 minutes.

And like you said, it reminded me of the Wake Forest game.

And I mean, there's so many other games that kind of pop into mind where

Carolina is just operating at this incredible clip.

And it just stops.

You know, I wish we could explain why that is, but just kind of how this team is.

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