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UNC Football: Defensive Practice Observations


UNC’s main weakness last season was its secondary. There wasn’t another position group to underperform as much as the defensive backfield. During a recent practice we attended, there were a lot of new faces, but one familiar player who stood out was safety . It's been noted before that he participated without a knee brace. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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UNC Football: Defensive Practice Observations