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is one of two offensive starters North Carolina will be without for at least the next three to four weeks as they recover from injuries, the school announced Wednesday. Dyer, a fifth-year senior center, strained a muscle in his right shoulder during practice last week, and dislocated the subtalar joint in his right foot while celebrating a touchdown in Saturday's win over Connecticut. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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