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Ten most important players for 2015 - No. 7


enters his second season in Chapel Hill as a starting cornerback for UNC's revamped defensive backfield. The Virginia native has been running with the first team during preseason camp, despite changes at the three other spots. The 5-foot-11, 200-pound sophomore saw some time last season for the Tar Heels in what was a mostly disappointing showing from the defensive backs. (Carolina Blue)

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