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Extra Points: Spring Forth


The challenge as wraps up his first spring practice in his second iteration as the Tar Heels' coach is to bring both the offense and defense along at a complementary pace. North Carolina could be quite good on offense. But defense is another matter with the formidable task of building depth in the front wall and linebacking corps. (GoHeels.com)

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