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Men's Basketball Recap | February 10, 2026
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Men's Basketball Recap | February 10, 2026
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Miami defeats the No. 11 Tar Heels, Virginia improves to 21-3, the Mustangs defend their home court in Dallas, and Cameron Boozer collects his 13th double-double of the season for Duke. Here is that and more in tonight’s ACC Men’s Basketball recap!
00:00:00 – North Carolina vs. Miami
00:03:01 –Virginia vs. Florida State
00:06:01 – Notre Dame vs. SMU
00:09:04 – Duke vs. Pitt
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