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UNC QB Sam Howell discusses his injury, playing NC State, and his future


That weird feeling North Carolina quarterback described that came from watching from the sidelines for the first time in his career probably won't repeat itself Friday. Howell is feeling fine and with that, and so are the Tar Heels about their chances of winning at N.C. State in Carter-Finley Stadium when the teams meet for their annual rivalry game. (MSN.com)

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UNC QB Sam Howell discusses his injury, playing NC State, and his future