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Lucas: UNC vs. Virginia Rapid Reactions


Fans of offense got a treat Saturday. UNC and Virginia combined for 62 first downs and over 1,200 yards of offense, but the Tar Heels had more consistent and more diverse production, and won a 59-39 decision. It all starts with , of course. For the second straight week, he went over 300 yards passing (307) and over 100 yards rushing (112). (GoHeels.com)

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Lucas: UNC vs. Virginia Rapid Reactions


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