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Sights and sounds: Video, interviews, photos from UVA ACC Tournament Championship win

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Video and photos from #1 Virginia’s 71-63 win over North Carolina to capture the 2018 ACC Tournament Championship. Interviews include ACC Tournament MVP Kyle Guy, Ty Jerome, De’Andre Hunter and Jack Salt, and UVA alum and current NBA player Justin Anderson.

Photos by Crystal Graham

 

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