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North Carolina's Caleb Wilson Starts The Game With A Pair Of Highlight Dunks
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North Carolina's Caleb Wilson Starts The Game With A Pair Of Highlight Dunks
ACC Digital Network›
Jan 11, 20260:39
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Not even five minutes into North Carolina's game against Wake Forest, freshman phenom Caleb Wilson had a pair of highlight-reel dunks. The first one came off a pass from Henri Veesaar as Wilson cut along the baseline. The next one came after Wilson stripped the ball from a Demon Deacon and drove down the court for a 2-hand jam.
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