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Tylee Craft’s Death Makes Football Game Unlike Any Other for North Carolina


, his coaching headphones around his neck, shared an emotional hug with September Craft, the mother of . She shook and trembled during the long embrace. And Brown said that affecting moment all but delivered the very message he had been trying to avoid. "September would not let me go," he said later, after the Tar Heels' loss. (Inside Carolina)

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Tylee Craft’s Death Makes Football Game Unlike Any Other for North Carolina