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UNC, averaging 51 points per game, could add more offensive playmakers for Notre Dame


Through three games, North Carolina's offense has been terrific, averaging more than 50 points per game with a new starter at quarterback. Now the Tar Heels may be putting more offensive weapons around . Injured wide receivers and are practicing this week and could play in Saturday's game against Notre Dame. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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UNC, averaging 51 points per game, could add more offensive playmakers for Notre Dame


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