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UNC Football Looking for No. 1 Receiving Target In Passing Game


North Carolina returns its receptions leader from last season, , and its second-leading catcher in . Veteran wideouts and also are back for the Tar Heels. The challenge now for wide receivers coach Lonnie Galloway and the UNC offense is establishing who will be that No. 1 option in the aerial attack. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Football Looking for No. 1 Receiving Target In Passing Game