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Notes and observations from UNC Football's spring game


North Carolina's defense gave up some big plays during Saturday's spring game, but also caused some havoc. A few tackles for loss, a few "sacks" (sacks in spring game are often called early because tackling the quarterback is very frowned upon) and even a pick-six from junior defensive back off of freshman quarterback . (WRAL Sports Fan)

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Notes and observations from UNC Football's spring game