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Mack Brown emphasizes the need to avoid sacks on offense


UNC has struggled to protect the quarterback ever since returned to Chapel Hill, and he’s begging for more consistency up front to protect the Heels’ Heisman hopeful in 2023. “We’ve had too many sacks here for four years and I’ve told (the coaching staff): I’m not going to go through another season with a bunch of sacks,” declared Brown. (On3.com)

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Mack Brown emphasizes the need to avoid sacks on offense


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