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UNC Football's Amari Gainer Cranking Up ‘Lightning’ Role


Simply put, is fast. When identifying what the Florida State graduate transfer brings to the UNC defense, coach said, "he can really run for his size." Compared to teammate ’s sturdy 6-foot-1, 265-pound stature, their differences at the position have led to the duo coin the nickname. "Thunder and lighting." (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Football's Amari Gainer Cranking Up ‘Lightning’ Role


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