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Will UNC football play two quarterbacks? Here’s what Mack Brown said about Tar Heels’ plan


UNC football coach remains confident in his three quarterbacks as the Tar Heels prepare to play at Minnesota in less than three weeks. "All three of ‘em are good enough, that’s the good thing. Now we’ve gotta figure out who’s the one who gives us the best chance to win," Brown told reporters Sunday at the Practice Complex. (Fayetteville Observer)

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Will UNC football play two quarterbacks? Here’s what Mack Brown said about Tar Heels’ plan