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UNC’s smaller lineup accepts rebounding challenge


The Tar Heels’ perimeter-oriented lineup has held its own on the glass heading into Thursday’s game at Clemson. UNC outrebounded Virginia and kept the margin close against Duke and Georgia Tech. Saturday against N.C. State — the tallest team the Tar Heels new lineup has faced — the Wolfpack had a 43-34 rebounding edge, but UNC actually outscored N.C. State 15-7 on second-chance points. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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