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Jeremiah Clarke Anchoring UNC's Defensive Line


While may have risen to the top of the depth chart at nose tackle in spring ball due to injuries and attrition, he’s stayed there due to size, ability and athleticism. Clarke arrived at UNC in summer 2014 believing he could push for playing time, and that opportunity appeared to blow open with the academic attrition that hit the interior line prior to the start of training camp. (Inside Carolina)

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