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Tar Heels turn to Conner Harrell at QB after Max Johnson’s season-ending injury


said quarterback will remain for a week or two in Minnesota, where UNC has left an assistant trainer behind to stay with Johnson until he’s able to return to Chapel Hill. Now it’s up to Harrell, a third-year sophomore who will make his second career start Saturday against Charlotte. "He’s been told: ‘You’ve got it,’" Brown said. (Associated Press)

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Tar Heels turn to Conner Harrell at QB after Max Johnson’s season-ending injury


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