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UNC Football: What went wrong in 2017, and how to fix it


The start of football practice can’t come soon enough in Chapel Hill, as North Carolina looks to move past a dreadful 3-9 season that saw the perfect (or imperfect) storm of circumstances come together in keeping a young Tar Heels team from ever getting off the ground. A look back at what went wrong for Carolina in 2017, and how it can be fixed in 2018. (Greensboro News & Record)

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