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Tar Heels putting on the ‘big boy pads’ for Saturday's game against Pittsburgh


In preparation for Pittsburgh running back James Conner, safety and the UNC defense have been thinking a lot about . “At the beginning of last week, we just said, ‘This is a repeat of last year with Boston College,’” Scott said. Pitt does the same thing with 6-foot-2, 250-pound Conner, who brings a frame and ground attack very similar to what the 6-foot, 227-pound Williams brought to Kenan Stadium in 2013. (Daily Tar Heel)

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