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Special teams produced mixed results


said there are no plans to change the holder for field goals at the moment, despite two bobbles by that led to a missed extra point and the failure to even get off a kick on what could have been the winning field goal in Saturday's 34-31 loss at East Carolina. The failure for place-kicker to get a chance to attempt the field goal was especially painful for the Tar Heels because Barth is such a consistent weapon. (Carolina Blue)

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