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UNC optimistic on defensive front


The defensive front was an area of concern in 2013 that lost its biggest star, and yet still thinks there’s cause for optimism. “We have quite a few guys we feel comfortable with in the rotation.” That list starts with , who returns at UNC’s bandit position as the team’s most fearsome pass rusher. Behind Otis, Fedora believes is ready to blossom. (ESPN.com)

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