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Best and worst case scenarios for every ACC football team in 2023


North Carolina: Best case scenario: 11-1, 8-0. Worst case: 6-6, 4-4. When you have a player as talented as at quarterback, getting to the realm of the elites is a possibility. However, UNC replaced its top assistant coach (Phil Longo), lost its most productive wideout () and faces a schedule considerably more difficult than last. (247 Sports)

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Best and worst case scenarios for every ACC football team in 2023


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