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' hair is returning, although the black has been replaced by gray, and the once fine texture is now somewhat wiry. He appears to be regaining some of the weight he lost after undergoing cancer treatments. His chemotherapy has been completed, and he's regaining his strength. As for his enthusiasm for his new job as football coach at Carolina, that never wavered. (Chapel Hill News)

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