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How UNC WR Josh Downs Adapted to Extra Defensive Attention


Whether it was being bracketed by a high safety or simply double-teamed, North Carolina sophomore wide receiver earned more attention and coverage than anyone else on the Tar Heels' roster during the 2021 season. His ability to adapt to such coverages is an acknowledgement of his ability and athleticism, as well as his work ethic. (Inside Carolina)

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How UNC WR Josh Downs Adapted to Extra Defensive Attention


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