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and his offensive coordinator, Blake Anderson, want to maximize the number of plays for the offense. And to do so, the Tar Heels have to operate at a quick pace. Pay attention to the time between plays. There shouldn’t be much. UNC’s defense is further along than the offense at this point, and that’s not a surprise. It’s easier to react on defense than to perfectly execute a new system on offense. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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