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Tar Heels Run All Over Virginia Tech


and demanded the spotlight in the first Top-25 matchup at Kenan Stadium in four years, but unfortunately for the Hokies, they were never in one spot for very long. Not when they combined for 383 rushing yards on 37 carries (10.4 avg) and four touchdowns. On its first drive of the second half, UNC traveled 75 yards on six plays. (Inside Carolina)

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Tar Heels Run All Over Virginia Tech


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