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'Nole Your Enemy: The North Carolina Tar Heel Offense


Teams aren't going to respect UNC's wide receivers, and that will make things even tougher for their running game, which wasn't very good last season (see graph above). UNC has a lot of running backs. They are led by , a 6'0" 205lb Junior. He was a good back last year, and that was his first year playing running back (was a defensive player). (Tomahawk Nation)

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