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Defensive Changes Have Arrived For UNC Football


New UNC defensive coordinator want to get back to the basics. UNC will now employ a four-man front with a true rush end. The Tar Heels also are incorporating a new "Jack" outside linebacker position, which won’t bear much resemblance to the hybrid role that sometimes appeared to hamstring the defense over the past three seasons. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Defensive Changes Have Arrived For UNC Football