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Previewing the 2005 Tar Heels: The “O Line”


For all the things that didn’t go right for North Carolina a year ago during their 6-6 season, there were two constants that provided a refreshing ray of hope for Tar Heel fans; the offensive line and . Now that Durant is gone, it will be up to the front five to help new starter become acquainted running Carolina’s offense. (Tar Heel Report)

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