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Why UNC running back Ty Chandler chose the Tar Heels, and how he's looked so far


If North Carolina receiver ' observation of running back is correct, the Tar Heels' will be in for a special season offensively. Simmons labeled Chandler, "very quiet" and "soft-spoken." But it's the comparison that raised eyebrows. "He kind of reminds me of Javonte," Simmons said. "He's just quiet. He works. And that's it." (MSN.com)

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Why UNC running back Ty Chandler chose the Tar Heels, and how he's looked so far