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North Carolina QB - Harris, a former top recruit, had a middling career in three seasons at LSU. At North Carolina, Harris will succeed Mitchell Trubisky, who started for just one season before going No. 2 in April’s NFL draft. A graduate transfer, Harris is immediately eligible, and he should fit in better in the Tar Heels’ up-tempo offense than he did at LSU. (Sports Illustrated)

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