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Inside The Numbers: Post-Boston College Edition


According to Pro Football Focus, (79.7) and (80.6) graded out as the best offensive and defensive players, respectively, against Boston College on Saturday. North Carolina has allowed an ACC low 54.5 rushing yards per game. Syracuse was limited to 68 yards on the ground, and Boston College only gained 40 yards. (GoHeels.com)

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Inside The Numbers: Post-Boston College Edition


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