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Dominique Ross' sack sparks UNC defense against JMU


The play came on third-and-six for James Madison on the UNC 14-yard line. The Dukes trailed 28-21 and were driving in the red zone. This was a big play. James Madison quarterback Bryan Schor dropped back and rolled to his left, then to his right, evading the reach of defensive end . Out of nowhere, Ross sprinted forward in pursuit of Schor. (Daily Tar Heel)

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