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UNC honors Casey Barth, Jonathan Cooper


Placekicker was named UNC’s Special Teams Player of the Game, but not necessarily for the 25-yard fourth-quarter field goal that gave his team its final cushion. According to coach , it was his kickoffs that helped him stand out. Fellow Wilmington native was selected as the Tar Heels’ top offensive lineman for grading out at 89 percent, with no mental mistakes. (Wilmington Star News)

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