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Greg Smith, Benjamin Hall shine in UNC Football's PFF grades


Buried in the snap counts and Pro Football Focus grades from UNC’s 28-20 collapse at Clemson is a reminder that not every number is grim. Tar Heel safety posted the best grade on either side of the ball, a 90.0 that reflected his hand in both Clemson turnovers. Running back finished with a team-best offensive grade of 77.3. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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