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Kaimon Rucker, Tar Heel Defense Playing With More Connectivity


knows the North Carolina defense didn’t produce at the level it wanted to last season. UNC’s defense surrendering 30.2 points per game and only recorded 17 sacks. But Rucker believes defensive coordinator and the rest of the unit are starting to click. Rucker enters the season as one of the Tar Heels' most experienced defenders. (Inside Carolina)

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Kaimon Rucker, Tar Heel Defense Playing With More Connectivity