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This time, Yates hears the cheers


The fact that , who threw for a career-high 412 yards, was able put his undermanned Tar Heels in position to win at all is a boon to a squad, and fan base, that has seen its roster and reputation depleted by investigations into possible agent and academic misconduct. "T.J. is a strong kid, in his heart and in his mind," said UNC coach , who told Yates how proud he was of him after his 28-for-46, three-touchdown performance. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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