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Pitt, Pat Narduzzi focused on stopping UNC's Omarion Hampton


Pitt (4-0) faces its first ACC opponent of the season in North Carolina (3-2) on Saturday in Kenan Stadium. But when the Panthers face the Tar Heels, they’ll also be facing the leading rushing attack ins the ACC, led by junior running back , whose 658 rushing yards through five games is third-most in the country. "He's powerful, he's explosive." (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

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Pitt, Pat Narduzzi focused on stopping UNC's Omarion Hampton


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