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HENSON |
Harrison Barnes added 18 points for the Tar Heels (13-2).
They shot 54 percent, built a 55-26 rebounding advantage, used a 33-10 run late
in the first half to take a 31-point halftime lead. They cruised from there to
break the arena record established from 1992-94 - a mark two Monmouth
assistants had a role in setting.
P.J. Hairston had 16 points for North Carolina, which won
its seventh straight overall and hasn't lost in its nearly 26-year-old building
since Florida State won there on Feb. 24, 2010.
#4 DUKE 85, Pennsylvania 55 – Ryan Kelly had 18 points and
12 rebounds to help No. 7 Duke beat Pennsylvania on Sunday.
Seth Curry added 15 points for the Blue Devils (12-1), who
scored 20 of the game’s first 24 points to run out to a big early lead. Duke
led by 18 points at halftime and by as many as 34 points after the break,
sending the Blue Devils to their fifth straight victory overall and 43rd
straight at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Zack Rosen had 11 points for the Quakers (6-8), who played
the Blue Devils almost even for the rest of the half after the opening flurry.
But Penn’s undersized front line couldn’t keep Duke off the boards, with the
Blue Devils finishing with a 47-29 rebounding advantage and getting several
quick second-chance baskets that helped them take control.
Somewhere, Jon Scheyer made a crazy face.
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BOOKER (Ken Ruinard AP Photo) |
Booker made 8-of-12 from the floor and six of his eight
attempts at the free throw line for his 22-point total. His previous best was
16 points, which he accomplished four times. Booker added seven rebounds and
four blocked shots in 38 minutes of play. Also in double figures Sunday for the
Tigers was freshman T.J. Sapp, who earned his fourth start of the season. He
responded in a positive manner, hitting 4-of-5 from behind the arc. He matched
his season-best with 13 points.
Andre Young hit two three-pointers in the second half,
giving him 199 for his career, and finished the game with 12 points. He added
eight rebounds, seven assists and a steal in a fine all-around effort.
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