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Ivory Latta Helps Lady Heels Beat Virginia Tech


makes North Carolina go - very fast. "I just kept pushing the ball," Latta said Friday night after she had 26 points, five assists and only one turnover in No. 3 North Carolina's 84-75 victory over Virginia Tech. Not only does the Tar Heels point guard push the ball, but also her team, which completed its first unbeaten regular season on the road and is in good position heading into its final home games against No. 18 Boston College and No. 1 Duke. (Charlotte Observer)

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