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 North Carolina is better than Virginia this season
Tweet Boom! North Carolina humiliated Virginia by 18 points the last time they played (Feb 11, 2012).
Tweet Obviously, AP Voters agree that North Carolina is superior to Virginia (Latest AP Poll: #8 vs #22).
Tweet How does our back look? North Carolina is ranked higher than Virginia in the ACC (#1 vs #4).
Tweet Keep filling up on cupcakes. North Carolina has a stronger schedule than Virginia this season (SOS Rank: #16 vs #111).
Tweet Even computers respect North Carolina more. We have a better RPI this season than Virginia (RPI: #5 vs #43).
Tweet Better not leave your building. North Carolina has a better record on the road than Virginia this season (5-2 vs 5-4).
Tweet North Carolina has a better conference record than Virginia this season (10-2 vs 7-5).
Tweet We beat real teams. North Carolina has more wins against the RPI Top 50 than Virginia this season (7 vs 2).
Tweet North Carolina scores more (on and off the court) (82.8 per game vs 63.2 per game) than Virginia this season.
Tweet North Carolina can actually jump, with more rebounds (46.0 per game vs 33.2 per game) than Virginia this season.
 North Carolina is better than Virginia historically
Tweet We just win. North Carolina has more wins over the last 5 years than Virginia (173 vs 99).
Tweet North Carolina takes less vacation, with more NCAA Tournament appearances over the last 10 years than Virginia (7 vs 1).
Tweet The only thing that matters. North Carolina has more NCAA Championships over the last 10 years than Virginia (2 vs 0).
Tweet North Carolina has more Final Four appearances over the last 10 years than Virginia (3 vs 0).
Tweet We win when it counts, too. North Carolina has more NCAA Tournament wins over the last 10 years than Virginia (24 vs 1).
Tweet North Carolina has a significantly better overall winning percentage over the last 5 years (0.798 to 0.523).
Tweet AP voters think more highly of North Carolina and have put us in the AP Top 25 more often over the past 10 years than Virginia (150 vs 41).
Tweet You get an A for effort, but North Carolina has punished Virginia the last 2 times they've played.
Tweet People just expect us to beat you. North Carolina has been the favorite 26 out of the 30 times.
Tweet At least you keep showing up. North Carolina has an average margin of victory of 12 over Virginia in 48 wins since 1980.
Tweet It must sting. North Carolina has blown out Virginia by 20 points or more on 8 occasions since 1996.
 North Carolina players are better than Virginia players
Tweet Diaper Dandies love us. North Carolina has recruited more McDonald's All-Americans out of high school than Virginia (63 vs 10).
Tweet We're a talent magnet. Since 1998 North Carolina has recruited more Top 10 high school players than Virginia (15 vs 0).
Tweet Kids want to come here. Since 1998 North Carolina has recruited more Top 50 high school players than Virginia (35 vs 8).
Tweet We have a history of cultivating talent. Over the past 10 years North Carolina has had more players drafted by the NBA than Virginia (12 vs 2).
Tweet The North Carolina blocks leader (John Henson) has more blocks than the Virginia blocks leader (Darion Atkins).
Tweet The North Carolina three-point leader (Reggie Bullock) has more three-pointers than the Virginia three-point leader (Sammy Zeglinski).
Tweet The North Carolina assist leader (Kendall Marshall) has more assists than the Virginia assist leader (Jontel Evans).
Tweet The North Carolina rebounding leader (John Henson) has more rebounds than the Virginia rebounding leader (Mike Scott).
Tweet The North Carolina scoring leader (Harrison Barnes) has more points than the Virginia scoring leader (Mike Scott).
Tweet North Carolina is taller. The average height of the top 8 players on North Carolina is 79.4 inches compared to 77.4 inches for Virginia.
Tweet Kendall Marshall is ranked 2nd nationally in assists and ranked 10th in the ACC in steals
Tweet John Henson is ranked 9th in the ACC in points, ranked 15th nationally in rebounds, and ranked 9th nationally in blocks
Tweet Harrison Barnes is ranked 40th nationally in points
Tweet Tyler Zeller is ranked 6th in the ACC in points, ranked 31st nationally in rebounds, and ranked 8th in the ACC in blocks
Tweet Reggie Bullock is ranked 8th in the ACC in three pointers
 North Carolina is a better school than Virginia
Tweet More violent crime happens in Charlottesville so be careful if you visit (when compared to Chapel Hill -- according to the FBI).
Tweet More property crime happens in Charlottesville so you better protect your valuables if you visit (when compared to Chapel Hill -- according to the FBI).
Tweet The North Carolina basketball team finishes what they start, with a better graduation rate than Virginia (88% vs 36%).
Tweet North Carolina has a much lower in-state cost per year according to Kiplinger than Virginia ($17,000 vs $20,647).
Tweet North Carolina has a much lower out-of-state cost per year according to Kiplinger than Virginia ($35,614 vs $43,593).
Tweet North Carolina has a much lower average debt at graduation according to Kiplinger than Virginia ($14,262 vs $19,939).
Tweet North Carolina has more Top 5 Director's Cup finishes than Virginia (9 vs 1)

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