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At ACC Kickoff, shed a little light into who he expects to pick up the slack for the Tar Heels, which finished fourth in ACC last season with 176.2 rushing yards per game. will still have four proven starters returning on the offensive line, as well as plenty of experienced receivers to throw to. But with unavailable, and and departed, finding the bodies to carry the ball will be a major focus once camp begins Aug. 12. (Inside Carolina)

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