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Three strengths and weaknesses of Nathan Elliott, UNC's starting quarterback


“I want to lead these guys the best that I can,” North Carolina quarterback said on Wednesday. “I want to lead this team to the best of my ability and that’s what I plan to do.” While Elliott won’t be the most seasoned passer in the game, here’s what can be expected from the dual-threat quarterback who led North Carolina to two of its three wins last season: (Daily Tar Heel)

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