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Friday’s hoops: No. 1 Kansas blows 20-point lead, holds on to beat No. 9 North Carolina

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Nov 9, 2024

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… scored 19 points to lead North Carolina. RJ Davis had 16 … from the field.
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… scored 19 points to lead North Carolina. RJ Davis had 16 points … with 12. NO. 2 ALABAMA 88, ARKANSAS STATE 79 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ( … NO. 14 PURDUE 72, NORTHERN KENTUCKY 50 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP … 3-point range. NO. 24 MISSISSIPPI 66, GRAMBLING STATE 64 OXFORD …

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