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Carolina's Basketball Dynasty


In recent decades, North Carolina, a relatively rural state in the American South, has made a convincing case to be described by the following title: Basketball Capital of the World. North Carolina's first claim to basketball fame is , the kid from Wilmington who went on to attend the University of North Carolina, win six NBA titles and become one of the planet's most famous and widely admired athletes. (Wall Street Journal)

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