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Gene Chizik Sees Lots to Clean Up After UNC's Monster Defensive Effort


The Tar Heels racked up nine sacks against South Carolina — their most in a single game since 2000. Now, after one game, UNC ranks first nationally in sacks and sack yardage. Even so, defensive coordinator made it evident Monday that there was no shortage of areas to address on defense, as the Tar Heels turn their attention to Appalachian State. (Inside Carolina)

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Gene Chizik Sees Lots to Clean Up After UNC's Monster Defensive Effort


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