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Jay Bateman on Dontavius Nash: 'Safety Body with Corner Skills'


" was the first kid to commit to our class. He got the thing rolling," UNC defensive coordinator Jay Bateman said. "When he committed, it was a big big deal for us; he was one of the highest-rated kids in North Carolina and a kid that grew up a Tar Heel fan. When you get a kid like him committed, it kind of raises everyone else’s eyebrows." (Inside Carolina)

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Jay Bateman on Dontavius Nash: 'Safety Body with Corner Skills'


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