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Pregame Pep Talk: Film don’t lie, so watch out for the Tar Heels


All in all, if we were doing a traditional Post and Courier head to head, I would give Clemson a slight nod at quarterback and UNC a slight nod at running back. UNC would get wide receivers and special teams, while Clemson would get offensive line, defensive line, linebackers and, slightly, defensive backs. (Charleston Post and Courier)

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