Tech women wear pink for breast cancer awareness

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Georgia Tech's Jill Ingram calls a play against North Carolina at Alexander Memorial Coliseum Sunday. Tech players, cheerleaders and fans wore pink to raise awareness about breast cancer. The Lady Jackets lost the game 75-61.

Nine-year-old fans (left to right) Ceci Webb, Natalia Melson, Claire Ewbank and Ashtyn Brewster also wore pink.

North Carolina's Cetera DeGraffenreid (left) plows into Tech's Alex Montgomery.

Tech's Iasia Hemingway (left) tries to dribble past Heather Claytor.

Alex Montgomery of Georgia Tech puts up a shot over the Tar Heels' Heather Claytor.

Georgia Tech's Iasia Hemingway (left) and North Carolina's LaToya Pringle reach for a rebound.

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Georgia Tech's Jill Ingram calls a play against North Carolina at Alexander Memorial Coliseum Sunday. Tech players, cheerleaders and fans wore pink to raise awareness about breast cancer. The Lady Jackets lost the game 75-61.

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