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Brooks Foster wants the ball, too


knows that many consider him North Carolina's third receiver, behind play-maker and speedster . But after a summer of building his leg strength to try to ward off injury, he's determined to surprise some people. "I definitely have a lot of personal goals ... I really want 1,000 yards,'' said Foster, who wants to play in the NFL after this season. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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