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UNC Cornerback M.J. Stewart: "I want to take it to a new level"


A name that both and mentioned into the early part of this 2015 season is sophomore cornerback . A 5-foot-11, 200-pound Arlington, Va. native, Stewart is part of a Tar Heel defensive back group that has been very solid in the first two contests of this season. In two games, Stewart has six tackles, one pass break-up, one interception, and one forced fumble. (Carolina Blue)

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