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All Eyes On Tailbacks


Say what you want about the loss of , and . As the Tar Heels' 2010 season has continued into November with the lack the last two games of tailback , the loss of has taken on more significant proportions. Just consider this little reminder from 2009: In the Tar Heels' 19-6 win over Duke in early November, Houston rushed 37 times for 164 yards. (UNCLettermen.com)

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