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NCAAM: Stanford upsets #14 UNC 95-90

 Back on Wednesday, Stanford got a home upset win over #14 UNC 95-90. Leading the scoring for the cardinal was Ebuka Okorie with 36 points, Ryan Argwal had 20 and Benny Gealer had 5. 

For UNC, Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar both had 20 points, Seth Trimble had 13 and Jarin Stevenson had 7. 

Stanford went 16/28 from 3 and had 20 assists compared to only 7 for UNC.

The cardinal goes to 14-4 and UNC falls to 14-3.

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