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What to Watch in the ACC: Week 3


North Carolina’s replacements: The Tar Heels have to hold it together after losing starting center and tight end for the next three to four weeks. or will take over for Pianalto and will fill in again for Dyer. The Tar Heels will need to pave the way for and , and give some time to play like he did in the fourth quarter against Connecticut. (ESPN.com)

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