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Houston dials in for Heels' slow offense


UNC running back can easily be mistaken for a linebacker. Houston walked onto the fourth floor of Kenan Stadium on Monday afternoon with broad shoulders on his 6-foot-2, 255-pound body that looked more like a defensive frame than an offensive one. said his team needs the production Houston gave them to keep the opponent's offense honest. (Rocky Mount Telegram)

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