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Carolina has produced 16 first-round picks, including I In the next decade, Carolina will play five teams that either won or played both Julius Peppers (No. 2 overall) and Ryan Sims (No. 6 forthe national title, including Texas, Virginia Tech, Miami, Notre Dame and overall) in 2002. Colorado. Carolina has posted a winning season in 11 ofthe I Carolina head coach John Bunting won more games (eight) in his first past 12 years-the best 12-year stretch in school his- season at North Carolina than any other first-yearcoach in school his- tory. tory. Carolina is the only school in theACC to ever Carolina has appeared in a postseason bowl game in eight ofthe earn a bowl berth afterstarting a season 0-3-and last 10 seasons. In theACC, only Florida State has played in it hasdone ittwice in the pastfouryears. more bowl games in the last decade. The graduation rate for all NFLplayers is FiveTar Heel defensive linemen have been drafted in the approximately 30 percent. Carolina's NFL players first round ofthe NFL Draft in the last five years -Julius have a graduation rate of nearly 70 percent. Peppers and Ryan Sims in 2002, Ebenezer Ekuban in 1999, Greg Ellis and Vonnie Holliday in 1998. No school in the country can match that accomplish- ment. «£3 ?i*\.£ 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL (^S TABLE OF CONTENTS III > III ec a. o o PreviewtheTarHeels PlayerProfiles Coaching Staff Reviewof2001 Carolina History p. 1-14 p.47-86 p.87-108 p. 127-154 p.225-278 GENERAL INFORMATION Scott Frazier, Justin Roberts, Nick Schiralli 105 Interception Records 191-193 2002Schedule/Quick Facts 3 Strength &Conditioning Staff/Office Staff 106 Defensive Records 194 PreviewingtheTarHeels 4-6 Related Football Staff 107-108 Kickoff Return Records 195-196 Notes, RosterBreakdown, Bythe Numbers 7-9 Punt Return Records 197-198 2002Alphabetical Roster 10-11 ADMINISTRATION All-Purpose Records 199-200 2002 Numerical Roster 12-13 ChancellorJames Moeser 110 Carolina'sACCStatistical Leaders 201 2002 Depth Chart 14 Athletic DirectorDick Baddour 111 Individual Bestsvs.ACC 202 UNCStaff Directory 112-113 Team Highs& Lowsvs.ACC 203 THIS IS CAROLINA FOOTBALL Educational Foundation 114-116 Opponent Individual Highs 204 Bowls University Profile 117-118 Season Openers, Homecoming Games 205 NFLDraft Year-by-YearStatistics 206-207 CarolinaandtheNFL KENAN STADIUM The LastTime... 208-209 ProTiming Day Profile 120-122 Carolina's Recordasa RankedTeam 210 KenanStadium Carolinavs. Ranked Opponents 211 Kenan FootballCenter OPPONENTS YearlyWon-Loss Records 212 CarolinaGame Day Miami (Ohio), Syracuse 124 Recordsvs. Opponents 213 CarolinaCoaching Texas, GeorgiaTech 125 All-TimeScores 214-219 AcademicsatCarolina ArizonaState, NCState 126 Series Recordsvs. Opponents 220-223 National Exposure Virginia, Wake Forest 127 All-TimeAssistantCoaches 224 GreatPlayers Maryland, Clemson 128 ANtohrltehtiCcarHoelriintaag&eChapel Hill AFlCorCidCaoSmtpaotse,itDeukSechedule, Bowl Schedule 112390 HHiIstSorTiOcaRlYEssay 226-233 TarHeelsInTheCommunity All-Americas 234-241 2001 REVIEW CharlieJustice Profile 242 Review Notes 132-133 Carolina&The NationalAwards 243 2002 PLAYER PROFILES 2001 Statistics 134-141 HonoredJerseys 244-245 Returning Players 48-85 2001 Game-by-Game Reviews 142-154 AII-ACC 246-247 2002 Newcomers 85-86 2001 Senior Profiles 155-157 1,000-YardTradition 248-249 Julius Peppers'Profile 158 Academic Honors 250 FOOTBALL STAFF Bowl Game History, Recaps 251-263 Head CoachJohn Bunting 88-93 RECORDS Current NFLPlayerBios 264-267 GunterBrewer, wide receivers 94 Team Information/Polls 160 NFLDraft 268-270 Rod Broadway, defensivetackles 95 UNC Head Coaches Records 161 All-Time Professional Roster 271-272 Ken Browning, tightends/recruiting 96 Total Offense Records 162-165 CarolinaLettermen 273-278 JeffConnors, strength & conditioning 97 Scoring Records 166-168 Jim Fleming, defensive backs/special teams 98 Rushing Records 169-176 MEDIA INFORMATION Hal Hunter, offensive line 99 Special Rush, Pass, Receiving Records 177 Information 280-282 Dave Huxtable, def. coordinator/linebackers 100 Passing Records 178-184 Campus Map 283 Andre'Powell, running backs 101 Receiving Records 185-188 Statewide MediaContacts 284 GaryTranquill, off. coordinator/quarterbacks 102 Kicking Records 189 TarHeel Sports Network 285-287 JamesWebster,Asst. Head Coach/def. ends 103 Punting Records 190 TarHeelTraditions 288 Corey Holliday, RickSteinbacher 104 2002 FOOTBALL BROCHURE Theofficial2002UniversityofNorthCarolina Photography-Asnoted. Specialthanksto Parker,Borders,seniors);HarryHow/Allsport footballmediaguideispublishedbytheNorth JeffreyCamarati,DanSears,GrantHalvorsen, (Ekuban);BrianBahr/GettyImages(Bly)Special CarolinaAthleticCommunicationsOffice. JimBounds,BobDonnan,HughMorton,Bill thankstotheKansasCityChiefs,Cincinnati Richards,WillOwens. Bengals Editor-KevinBest AssistantEditors-DavidTinson, CoverDesign-AzaleaGraphics,Durham,N.C. Printing-JohnD.LucasPrinting,Baltimore, SteveKirschner Md. EditorialAssistance-HollieGoodwin,Jennifer CoverPhotography-JeffreyCamarati Glass,KimberlyConrad,RickBrewer,Eddy (Waddell,Reid,PeachBowlTrophy,crowdshot, Additionalcopiesofthemediaguidemaybe Lentz,MontezThomas,MikeMcFarland(UNC NFLcoaches,Hilton);JimBounds(Bunting); purchasedbysendingacheckfor$15to:UNC NewsServices),SueWalsh(Educational CraigJones/Allsport(Aiken);AlBello/Getty AthleticCommunications,P.O.Box3760, Foundation) Images(Peppers);DanSears(fans, ChapelHill,NC27515. Ellis/Simmons/Holliday);BobDonnan(Williams, • 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS 7 9 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2002 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME* TV SPECIAL EVENT Saturday August 31 Miami (Ohio) Chapel Hill 1:30 p.m. Saturday September 7 Syracuse Syracuse, N.Y. 8 p.m. ESPN2 Saturday September 14 Texas Chapel Hill 8 p.m. ABC Saturday September28 GeorgiaTech Chapel Hill TBA • Family Weekend • Monogram Day Saturday October5 Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. TBA Saturday October 12 NC State Chapel Hill TBA • University Day Saturday October 1 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. TBA Saturday October26 Wake Forest Winston-Salem, N.C. TBA Saturday November 2 Maryland Chapel Hill TBA • Homecoming Saturday November 9 Clemson Chapel Hill TBA • Rams Day • NCHSAA Day Saturday November 16 Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. TBA Saturday November23 Duke Durham, N.C. TBA *All times Eastern 2001 RESULTS (8-5, 5•3 ACC) NORTH CAROLINA AT A GLANCE Date Opponent Result Attendance Aug. 25 at Oklahoma L 27-41 75,423 QUICK FACTS coordinator/linebackers),Andre' SSeepptt.. 81 aattTMeaxraysland WLL 71-42-344 4843,,018006 LEoncraotlilomne:ntC:ha2p5,e4l8H0ill(,15N,.8C4.4 under- TProawneqlulill(r(uonfnf.incgoobradciknsa)t.orG/aqurayrter- SSeepptt.. 2229 aFtloNriCdaStSattaete WW 4117--99 5531,,050000 gNriacdkunaatem)e:TarHeels cbaocakcsh)/,deJfaemnseisveWeebnsdst)e,rS(caoststt. head Oct. 6 EastCarolina W 24-21 58,500 School Colors: Carolina Blue& Frazier(G.A., offense), Justin Oct. 13 Virginia 30-24 53,500 White Roberts (G.A., defense) Oct. 20 atClemson W 38-3 84,000 Stadium(cap.): Kenan Stadium Nov. 1 at GeorgiaTech L 21-28 41,893 (60,000) 2002 PERSONNEL Nov. 10 Wake Forest L 31-32 53,000 Surface: Natural Grass Lettermen Returning (39): 17 NDDoeevcc... 1311 vSDsuM.kUAeuburn (Peach Bowl) WWw 511296---111070 457521,,,508002007 CCAthohanlnfeceterileclnoDcrie:r:ecDArtt.olraJ:natiDmciecCskoMaBsoatedsdeorur otLfeefatemtnsseer,me2n0Ldoesfetn(s2e2,):29spoefcfieanlse, 10 2001 Record: 8-5 defense, 3specialteams 2001 ConferenceRecord: 5-3 Returning OffensiveStarters(6): 2001 Conference Finish:3rd OGJupiterWilson, OGJebTerry, RTWillie McNeill,TBAndre' FUTURE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES COACHING INFORMATION Williams, FB Madison Hedgecock, HeadCoach:John Bunting TEZach Hilton Bunting's RecordatUNC: Returning DefensiveStarters(3): 2003 2006 2009 8-5 (1 year) DTWill Chapman, FS Dexter Reid, Sept.6vs. Syracuse Sept. 2vs. Rutgers Sept. 12atConnecticut Bunting'sOverall Record: CBMichaelWaddell Sept.20atWisconsin Sept. 9vs. Miami (Fla.) 46-19-2(6years) Oct. 11 atEastCarolina Nov.4atNotre Dame 2009 Bunting'sOfficePhone: ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Oct. 18vs.ArizonaSt. Sept. 26atMiami (Fla.) (919) 966-2575 Office Phone: (919) 962-1376 2007 Oct. 2vs. EastCarolina BestTimetoContactCoach Football Contact: Kevin Best, 2004 Sept. 8atVirginiaTech Bunting: ContactSID (919) 962-8916, Sept.4atUtah Sept. 15vs. Colorado 2011 Staff: GunterBrewer(wide [email protected] Sept. 18vs. Va.Tech Oct. 1 atEastCarolina receivers), Rod Broadway (defen- SID Fax Number: (919) 962-0612 Sept. 25vs. Louisville 2008 sivetackles), Ken Browning (tight Internet:TarHeelBlue.com Sept. 13atColorado ends/recruiting coordinator), Jeff Mail: PO Box2126, Chapel Hill, NC 2005 Sept. 27at Rutgers Connors (strength &conditioning), 27515 Sept. 17vs.Wisconsin Oct. 18vs.NotreDame Jim Fleming (defensive backs/spe- Press Box Phone: (919) 962-2123 Sept. 24vs. Utah TBAvs.Connecticut cialteamscoordinator), Hal Hunter Oct. 8atLouisville (offensive line), Dave Huxtable (def. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA STATEMENT ON GAMBLING The missionofthe DepartmentofAthleticsisto athletesoftencompeteinconteststhatgenerateinter- ing intercollegiateathleticsfreefromtheinfluences sponsorabroad-basedathleticprogramthatprovides estfromthoseinvolvedingamblingand.possibly, ofgamblingand itsrelatedactivities. educational andathleticopportunitiesforyoungmen organizedcrime.Ifgiventheopportunity,thoseinter- The Departmentrequiresitsstaffmembersand andwomentogrowanddevelop. Inkeepingwiththe estswill nothesitatetoexploittheposition student- student-athletestoadheretoNCAA,stateandfederal Department'smissionandtheUniversity'scommit- athletesholdoncollegecampuses.Assuch,the lawsregardinggambling.Intheinterestoffaircom- menttoeducational interests,competitiveathletic UniversityofNorthCarolinaisfirmlyopposedtoall petitionandthegrowthanddevelopmentofstudent- programs,andintegrity inallareas,theDepartment formsofgamblingandbriberyrelatedtointercolle- athletes,the Departmentstronglyurgesitsfriends ofAthleticsstronglycondemnsthe influenceofgam- giateathletics. andsupporterstorefrain fromgambling/bettingon blingon intercollegiateathletics. Tofulfill itseducationalobligation,the contestsinvolvingcollegiatecompetitionandtoabide Studentgamblingisasignificantissueoncollege Departmentprovidesagamblingeducationprogram bystateandfederallaws. campuses.Student-athlete involvement ingambling toall itsstudent-athletesanddepartmental staffmem- hasproducedmanytragicsituations,bothforstudent- bers.Thisstatementandtheeducational programare athletesandtheuniversitiestheyrepresent.Student- reflectionsoftheDepartment'scommitmenttokeep- \« • 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL PREVIEW Ul TarHeels LookToTakeThe Next TheTarHeelswillrelyonatrioofreturn- > StepAfterSuccessful Season InJohn ingtailbackstohandlethebulkofthecarries Ualt Bunting's First YearAs Carolina's thisseason. JuniorsWillie Parkerand a. Head Coach. Andre'Williamshavethe mostexperience, butsophomoreJacqueLewisplayedasa On true freshman lastyearandmadeseveral theheelsofoneofthemost contributions. AmongthetailbacksWilliams impressivecoachingdebuts in istheTarHeels'mostpowerful runner, school history.NorthCarolina Parkeristhe fastestandLewis isthe most headcoachJohn Bunting facesaneven elusive. Theeventual startershouldemerge greaterchallengeas heentershissecond fromthisgroupthatcombined forover season inChapel Hill. In hisfirstyearat 1,100yards lastyear. hisalmamater.Buntingrejuvenatedthe Parker,whobegantheyearasthe starter, Carolinaprogram,cappingan 8-5 season butlostthejobtoWilliamsthreegames into Cwinhiittchhkea-fvi1ilc6t--oA1r0yPevwiaicctthhorBayoNowvlee.wrAUYeuNabrCu'rsfnaEnivsnertcheeevleel-ed otPhfeeaWcsihelalBsiooanmw,sl,wvawishctotohrieyn.ojfuPfraeerndksheiirvsesbtsaatractrkeidlnaittnehepilnatchee braHtoiownevtehart,ltahseteTdarweHleleilnstowethreeehvitenhianrgd.by oyenaer,toauncdhcdaorwrnie.dW1i9lltiiamemss,fowrho13h1aydarodffsseaan-d graduation lossesand mustreplaceeight son back surgery andmissed springpractice, startersondefenseand fivestarterson startedeight games in 2001 and wasthe offense. team's leadingrusherwith 520yards. He is Bunting feelsthisyear'steamcanbe suc- expected tobe backat full speed inthe fall. cessful ifitstaysfocused,playsconsistently Lewis wasoneofseventrue freshmento and inhiswords,"learns towin." Bunting knowshe isstill buildingtheTarHeel pro- gram,andafterayearofteachinghisteam TfohrinwgisdearreecheeiavderisngSainmthAeikreinght(ledfit)r,ecwthioon toplayfaster,harderandsmarterfor60 wenthead-over-heelstoscoreatouch- minutes,he knowsthereare still areasto downagainst FloridaStatelastyear,and address. Chesley Borders,whohashelpedpoint "We wanttocontinueto improvethis theTarHeelsintherightdirectionwith football program,"saysBunting. "We're hisimproved play. still buildingthatfoundation. We knowourweaknesses,butwethink wecan play last season have agreat trainingcampandcomeoutofthechute fast. I think wecanbea and had hisbest good football team thisyearand ifwe'renot,I'mgoingtobeextremelydisap- gameagainst pointedalong with thefans. Myexpectationsare high." Duke,gaining94 tunLisatsitcsoefafseonns'es.sAulclc-eAssmewraiscatsheJurleisuusltPeopfpaenrsinatnidmiRdaytainngSdiemfsensspeeaarnhdeaadnedopapor yarOdnscoenag1a1icna,rrtihees.Tar TarHeelsdefensethatwasthe best in theACCandranked 15th inthe nation. Heels'wide receivers Peppers,Simsand sixotherdefensive startersaregoneand,perhaps more so may bethe mostproduc- than inrecentyears,theTarHeels will relyon theiroffense toprovideaspark. tiveposition onoffense for thesecondconsecutive season. OFFENSE All-ACCcandidate SamAiken Record-settingyearquarterback Darian DurantandjuniorFlorida transfer emerged asCarolina'stopplaymakerin C.J.Stephensforthe startingposition this fall. Durant,whoannounced he 2001 catchingseveraldeeppassesand mak , wouldtransferfrom North Carolinaand thenchanged his mindamonth later ing longplaysoutofshortcatches. Itwas andreturnedtotheteam intime forspring practice,established school fresh- hishead-over-heelstouchdown play against man recordsfortouchdowns(17),passingyards(1,843)and totaloffense FloridaStatethat ignitedCarolina's (1,971). Durantmadejusttwostarts lastseason asheand RonaldCurry traded remarkable41-9victory and its subsequent seriesinatwo-quarterbacksystem that provedvery successful. TheTarHeels five-game winningstreak. Aiken hada were8-0in 2001 whenemployingthetwo-quarterbackrotation. career-high46catchesandmad "I think Darian'salot more focused and it'smuchmoreclearwhat heneeds touchdowngrabs,the second-h todo in preparation forthisfall,"says Bunting. "Theplayersareexcitedabout estsingle-seasontotal in school thecommitmenthe'smadeto helpus win football games. history. AikenhadCarolina's pro"bDaabrliyanthiesmaotsrtemdeanngdeoruosusr.un-Hteo-ctahnrorwung,uyb.utThheosreuntsytpoetohfrqouwaratnedrbtahcatksreaarlely tihnrceleudlionnggeast75r-eycaerpdteironvss.inWa20k0eI canhurtadefense." Forest. Asoft-spoken senior, Stephens,whohasplayedjustone snap inacollegegame,satout lastseason Aiken leadsbyexampleon asatransferstudent learningthe intricaciesofoffensivecoordinatorGary the field. Tranquill'soffense. Blessed with astrongarm,Stephens isalsoacapablerun- "Lastyearwhen we nerandhasworked hardon andoffthe field sincearriving inChapel Hill. neededsomeone "They'll both run with the firstunits in fall camp," Bunting says."1 think it tostepforward will probably godown tothe wire,butthatdoesn'tconcern me. I want tohave andbecomea a startingquarterbackby the time we play Miami (Ohio). Itcouldeasily be a playmakerfor decisionGaryTranquill and I don'tmake until the Monday priortothegame." us,it wasSam Also in the mix atquarterback are redshirtfreshmen Matt Bakerand Aiken,"says Terrance Highsmith. Baker isa skilled passerwithgood strength and Bunting. "Hehas Highsmith isthe most mobilequarterbackon the squad. greathands,isadeep 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS . 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL threatandcangooverthe middleandtakeahit. Inaleaguewithgreat receivers,hecertainly ranksasoneofthebest." OppositeAiken is seniorChesley Borders,whowill stepintothestarting spot left vacantby BosleyAllen'sdismissal from the team. Bordershad his bestseason in2001 with 27catchesfor448 yardsand fourtouchdowns. Several youngreceiverswill haveanopportunity tocompete forplaying timeas UNCseeksa EXPLOSIVE OFFENSE replacement forKory Bailey,whoended his careerin UNC'stop 10 in Carolinatiedtheschool record lastyearwith receptions and receiving 25touchdown passes. yardage. Brandon Russell Sixstarters,AII-ACCcandidateSamAiken was solid in his firstyearas and71 percentofCarolina'stotaloffense areceiverafterplayingtail- returnsin2002. QB Darian Durant, whose back asafreshman. 1,971 yardsoftotaloffenseaccountedfor45per- Russell had 19catches for centoftheoffense, alsoreturns. 235yardsandonetouch- down. Jarwarski Pollock Carolinaaveraged26.8pointslastseason, the mostsince 1997. excelled in springpractice, including sixcatchesfor - ~ TheTarHeelshaveaveragedover220 100yards andone touch- Qb?s yardsofoffense infiveofthe lastseven down inthe springgame. seasons, including lastyear's239.3yards Isaiah Robinson,whotore pergame-the highestaveragesince 1997. hisACLin midseason prac- tice lastyear,and Danny With severalquestion markson defense,theTar Heels need a healthy Rumley,whobrokehisfoot Will Chapmantoanchorafrontseventhatlostsix starters. intheoffseason,both missedspringpracticebutshould beready forthe fall. Theoffensive line isagroupthathasconcerned Buntingsincehisarrival. cornerback position and sophomoreChrisCurry and seniorDeFonte Coleman Bunting's primary goal istoestablish moredepth atall five positionsand learn areexpected tocompetefortheothersafety position. Curry played last season toconsistentlyprotectthequarterback. Bunting hopesthe addition ofnew asatruefreshman andwas impressive inthe spring. Coleman has battled offensive linecoach Hal Hunter,whocoached several outstanding linemen in shoulderinjuriesthe lasttwoyears,but startedeightgames in 2000.and is twoyearsatIndiana,will bringstability toaunitthathas been largelyover- completely healthy heading intotheseason. DerrickJohnson,Chris Hawkins looked in recentyearsat UNC. AlthoughCarolina lost both itscenterand left and Ronald Brewergive theTarHeelsgooddepth atcornerback,while tackle,theTarHeelsreturnthree startersontheoffensive lineforthe firsttime Michael Harrisand Bryant Macklin arereserve safeties. since 1999,includingguardJupiterWilson,guardJebTerry andtackleWillie Onthedefensive line,Carolinamustreplacesthree starters,including McNeill. McNeill splittime lastyearwith true freshmanJason Brown atright Peppers,SimsanddefensiveendJoey Evans. All three were selected in the tackle,but Brown will movetocenter. 2002 NFLDraft. JuniordefensivetackleWill Chapman,whoisrecovering SkipSeagraves,whomadeone startlastyearatClemson,isslatedto fill the from atornACLsuffered lastyearatClemson,isexpectedtobeready forthe void at lefttackle. Hewill facecompetition from sophomoreJonas Seawright, fall. Chapmanstartedeightgames lastseason and had 29tackles. SeniorEric- aconverteddefensivetackle,andJustin Barton,whohasbattled injuriesthe Davis isthe mostlikelycandidate to fill theothertackle position,but was pasttwoseasons. pushed inthe spring by soph- JuniorMarcusWilsonhasplayed bothcenterandguard inthe past twosea- omoreCarl Smalls,junior sonsandisthetopreserveonthe line. Donti Coatsand freshman The tightendposition is well stockedthis season with returningstarterZach Chase Page. Smallssatout Carolina has posted 79sacks inthe last Hilton,juniortransferBobby Blizzard,redshirtfreshman Brian Chacosand lastseasonaftertransferring twoseasons, thefourth-highesttotal inthe walk-onJohn Dunn. AfterplayingbehindAII-ACC tightendAlgedumpier from SouthCarolina,but has countryinthattime. fortwoseason,Hiltonearned playingtime lastyearwith 12 receptionsfor88 thesizetoplay the position. yinagrdtsheanPdeatcwhoBtoowulc,hdaonwdnsh.asHtehesitnasritdeedttrhaeckfinoanltnhienestgaartmiengspoofsitthieonyetahri,sifnaclll.ud- Ppoasgiet,iownhaotCisarpollaiynian,gshwiisttchhierdd dCsaeerafoseloninsnsea.ihnatshefiAniCsChedfifviersotfotrhseelcaostndseivnetnotal However,Blizzard,whoplayed moreofareceiverroleat Kentucky,should fromoffensiveguard to team with Hilton toprovideapowerful combination. defensivetackle in the spring Lastseason, Carolinaallowed 21.8 points and impressed thecoaching pergame, its lowestaveragesincethe DEFENSE staffwithhistenacity. 1997season. CarWo"ilYtiohnuat'dswoo2n'0ot0f2wtihdeneftiehfnryesoeeu'rserhteouurnlnoditnbggeosoattdarctueoprmsefrirnobntathceoknsaedncedofnesndasafere,tyyb.tuhteisftyreonugtghivoefupa cdeofmAepmnesoteneegfnodtrhoistsnaecrltwuidhnegoIsswpisolatlcsat tChaeronlaitniaonwainstfoitrasltdineftehensAeClCastansdeas1o5tnh.in lotofbigplays,you'renotgoingtowineither."saysBunting. "That'swhy MooringandJocquesDumas. oursecondary isspecial thisyear. IthinkMichael Waddell cancoveranyone Mooring had twosacks last inthecountry. Lastyearweputhimupagainstthe bestreceivereveryweek yearand Dumasplayedasatrue freshman. SophomoresJermicus Banksand and heplayedwithagreatdeal ofconsistency. He'sbiggerand strongerthan LarryJessupandredshirt freshmanTommy Davisarealsocontenders forplay- hewaslastyear. He'sgotagreatopportunitydown the road,butwe wantto ingtime. havehimhere forthe next twoyears." ThegraduationofDavidThornton,Quincy Monk and Merceda Perry-all LedbyWaddell,asecond-teamall-conference selectionlastseason,and pre- three whom wereeitherselected inthe NFLdraftorsigned an NFLcontract- season second-teamAll-Americasafety DexterReid.theTarHeel secondary is leavesCarolinawith virtually noexperienceat linebacker. Lookingtokeep oneofthebestinthe league. Waddell is widelyconsideredoneofthebest Carolina's linebackertradition alive isagroupofplayersthathave noregular- covercornerbacks intheACCandReid isahard-hittingsafety whowasthird season startsamongthem. Malcolm Stewart isthemostexperienced returning ontheteam with99tacklesand added two interceptions in 2001 linebacker,buthas spentthemajorityofhiscareerasaspecial teamsplayer. "Dexterhasdoneagreatjobduringtheoffseason with his maturationand Stewart shouldsnare astarting spotatoutside linebacker,buttheothertwo growthasapersonandasaleaderon theteam,"says Bunting. "I thinkhe's positions are upforgrabsamong several players whohaverarely played at goingtobeaspecial playerin ourprogram forthe nexttwoyears." Carolina. Kevin Knight,Carolina'snickel back lastseason,shouldstartattheother "Ourdefenseneedstolearn toplayconsistently,becauseIthinkwe will • 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL "Wewantto continueto improvethisfootball program. We're still buildingthatfoun- dation. We knowwhere ourweaknesses areand wethinkwecan havea greattraining campandcomeoutofthe chutefast. Wethinkwecan bea verygoodfootball teamthis yearand ifwe're not, I'm going to beextremelydisappointed along withthefans. My expectations are high." a. Head Coach John Bunting Heels'puntreturn man,he isstillseekingasuitable Buntingalsoisexcitedabout theadditionofhis kickoffreturn man. Carolinatriedseveral players first full recruitingclasshe signed in February. atthat position lastyear,but finishedeighth inthe WithCarolinasearchingfordepthonthedefensive league in kickoffreturns. andoffensive lines,several ofthose playersmay be pressed intoearly seasonaction. SCHEDULE "I thinkwesignedanoutstanding recruiting Forthe secondconsecutiveyear.Carolinafaces classandmanyofthose playerswill havean oneofthe nation'stopscheduleswith non-confer- opportunity to immediatelycompeteforplaying encegamesvs. Miami (Ohio),Texas,ArizonaState time." and Syracuse. SevenofUNC's 12 opponents The Universityof appeared inbowl gameslastseason andTexasand North Carolinaand Syracuse finished theyearrankedamongthe Nike extendedtheir nation'stop 15 teams. agreementtoreight "I think ourreturning playerscan learn from last more years beginning year'sexperience,"says Bunting. "Lastyearwe inJuly2002. Theagreementprovideseach have playmakers," saysBunting. "Malcolm talkedaboutplayinghardand fastfor60 minutes. varsityteam with shoes, apparel, equipment Smtaekwearrtthiisssyoeamre.onHeefeonrteursswthhoe sceaansobneianraeaslimpillaayr- oBfufte,nwseeswtearrteedplsalyoiwnganaddiofufricsupletcsicalhetdeulaem,sowuerre b$1a0g0s,a0n0d0oatnhneuralplryodtuoctth.eItChaalnsoceplrloovri'dses situation asThorntondid lastyear. Hehasn't inconsistent. Afterthethirdgame,we saidwe Academic Enhancement Fundfor undergrad- startedagameandhasplayedprimarilyon special needed to play smarter. Thisyear,with theyouth uateteaching and $100,000 annuallytothe teams,butIthink hecantakeagiant step upthis wehave,thenextstepis learninghowtowinand athleticdepartmentto rewardOlympic sport year." playingconsistently. Ithink wecandothatand be programsand coachesforacademicand ath- At middle linebacker,redshirt freshman Doug successful. I'mexcitedabout the 2002 season." leticexcellence. Justice andSean Williams willcompete forthe startingposition. Justiceemerged from spring 2002 PLATER INFORMATION practiceasthestarter. Attheotheroutside posi- tion,eitherjuniorClay Robersonorsophomores OffensiveLettermen Returning(17) OffensiveStartersReturning(6) ClarenceGaddyand Devllen Bullardshouldtake WR-SamAiken"*,WR-ChesleyBorders",OT- OG-JupiterWilson,OG-JebTerry, RT-Willie the spot. Jason Brown*,QB-Darian Durant*, FB-James McNeill,TE-ZachHilton, FB-Madison "I thinkwehavesome athleticismat line- Faison", FB-Madison Hedgecock*,TE-Zach Hedgecock,TB-Andre'Williams batahclkeetre,"ansdayMsaBlucnotlimng.isa"sDgoouogdJausntiactehleisteaagsowode THBirBlat-nodnW"oi*nl,liRTeuBsPsae-rlklJe*ar**c,*q,OueTWRL-ewS-iksiI*ps.aSiOaehTagR-roabWviielnslsi*oe,n*MO*cN,GeiW-llR*,- Nbaoctke,:WAinldliree'PaWriklelirasmtsarstteadrtfeodure,igihntclgudaimnegsthaetPtaeila-ch haveonourteam. I thinkourathleticismand JebTerry*,TB-Andre'Williams**, OG-Jupiter Bowl, andJacqueLewisstartedone. Allthree speed isequal orbetterthan whatwe had lastyear. Wilson**, C-MarcusWilson** returnforthe2002season. OLJasonBrownstart- NeitherDavid norQuincy had very many starts edthreegamesin2001 attackle. QBDarian enteringlastyearandthat's very similartothe situ- DefensiveLettermenReturning(20) DurantandWR SamAikeneachstartedtwogames ation wehavethisyear." CB-Ronald Brewer*, LB-DevllenBullard*, DT- in2001. wasSeenxipoercRtoebdertotcHoanrtriesn,dafofrorthmeermiwdadllke-olni,newbhaocker W-CiolJlloecCmqahnua*ep*sm*a,Dnu*Sm*a,-s*CDh,TriL-sBDC-ounrCtrily*aC,roeaDntcTse*-*G,EarSdidc-yD*Da,veiFSso*-n*,teDE OWfRfe-nsBiovseleSytaArltleenr,sWLoRst-(K5)oryBailey,QB-Ronald position,injuredhisright knee in theoffseason and Michael Harris*, LB-RobertHarris***, CB-Chris Curry, C-Adam Mefts, LT-GregWoofter will misstheentire season. Hawkins*, CB-DerrickJohnson**, CB-Kevin Knight"*, DE-IssacMooring", DT-Chase Page*, DefensiveStartersReturning(3) SPECIAL TEAMS FS-DexterReid", LB-ClayRoberson**, LB- DT-WillChapman, CB-MichaelWaddell, FS- Buntingputsagreatdeal ofemphasison special MalcolmStewart***, CB-MichaelWaddell" DexterReid teams,citinglastseason'sfive-game win streak in SpecialTeamsLettermen Returning(2) Note: DTWill Chapmanstartedthefirsteightgames which Carolinadid notallow apuntreturnover 12 P-John Lafferty*, DS-GregWarren* oftheseasonbeforeinjuring hisknee. yards andonlyone kickoffreturnover31 yards. "It'san areathat issometimesoverlooked,"he OffensiveLettermen Lost(9) DefensiveStartersLost(8) sfRaaeyceTstdh.o,re"wiTBnhauraotgHgiaetremacledas.un"amtsueosdmteatrniedpmlewasacsebepslitaghcneee-dmkoibscytketirhmeJpeoNfreftwant WMMRoeoRrfnfato-lsrd"Kd""oC,*ru,yrFrBOByaL"i--l"eAR,yil"cWe*h*Rxa,rdRT-oEMzDoea-kon*rDn,eoy"uO,DgTaOvBGiGrrsoe*w-*gn""I,Ws*oa*Coa,fc-tQAeBrd"a-m CDPLeBBEpp---erDJEsaro,vreoiylLdBEHTvoh-aoonrQdsnu,tionDnc,TyS-MSoRny-ka,BniLlSlBiym--sD,eMeeDrGErcee-ednJauwlPoieoursdry,, OrleansSaints intheoffseason. Reed wasasemi- DefensiveLetterman Lost(10) SpecialTeamsStarters Returning(2) finalist forthe LouGrozaAwardasthe nation's DE-Joey Evans**", S-Billy-DeeGreenwood**", P-John Lafferty, DS-GregWarren bestkickerin 2000,and wasaveryconsistent kick- CB-Errol Hood*"*, S-David Mcintosh", LB- er. Hisdeparture leavesan opportunity for QuincyMonk**", DE-Julius Peppers*", LB- SpecialTeamsStartersLost(2) Michigan StatetransferDanOrner,walk-onTopher MercedaPerry*"", DT-AnthonyPerkins****, DT- PK-JeffReed, H-Richard Moore Ryan Sims"", LB-DavidThornton*** Robertsorincomingfreshman David Wooldridge. John Lafferty,whopunted well attimes lastsea- SpecialTeams Lettermen Lost(3) son,needstobecome moreconsistent. Lastyear, PK-ChrisBender*, PK-JeffReed", P-Brent he punted67timesfora39.6yardaverage. White* While Bunting issettledon Pollock as theTar • 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL TAR HEEL TEAM BREAKDOWN GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER Kentucky(2): Will Chapman (Lexington), Harry Lewis (Maysville) NorthCarolina (56): SamAiken (Kenansville), Jermicus Banks (Raleigh), Steven Bell (Greensboro), Will Berry (Greensboro), Chesley Borders Maryland (3): Alden Blizzard (Laurel), Zach Hilton (SilverSpring), Derrick (Shelby), Jason Brown (Henderson), Ronnie Bryant (Durham), Devllen Johnson (Upper Marlboro) Bullard (Red Springs), Carl Clodfelter(Winston-Salem), DeFonte Coleman (Kinston), Jonathan Cork (Charlotte), ChrisCurry(Fayetteville), Eric Davis Michigan (1): Matt Baker (Rochester Hills) (Rockingham), Tommy Davis (Dudley), Jocques Dumas (Asheboro), John Dunn (Hendersonville), Whit Efird (Oakboro), James Faison (Clinton), Mississippi (1): MarcusWilson (Jackson) ClarenceGaddy(Bunnlevel), Jared Hall (Winston-Salem), Michael Harris (Rougemont), Robert Harris (Raleigh), Chris Hawkins (Kinston), Madison NewJersey(5):Justin Barton (Voorhees), Melik Brown (Camden), Lewis Hedgecock (Wallburg), Kendall High (Salisbury), Cedrick Holt Burnham (Moorestown), Rikki Cook (Montclair), Terrance Highsmith (Wadesboro), Drew Hunter(Garner), MartinJernigan (Dunn), John Lafferty (Highland Park) (Valdese), Jacque Lewis (Elizabeth City), JeffLonghany (Wade), Bryant Macklin (Elm City), Tandon Mardis(Fayetteville), Landon Mariani NewYork (2): Calvin Covington (Bronx), Dan Orner (Warwick) (Morganton), Willie McNeill (Wagram), Derrele Mitchell (Winston-Salem), Issac Mooring (Tarboro), David Nance (Durham), Dokun Olagoke Ohio(1): Kyle Ralph (Cincinnati) (Raleigh), Willie Parker(Clinton),Tony Pigford (Teachey), Clay Roberson (Bethel), Isaiah Robinson (Reidsville), Skip Seagraves(Burlington), Wesley Pennsylvania(1): Ian Firestone (Sinking Spring) Sigmon (Denver), Malcolm Stewart (Goldsboro), RashaadTindall (Wilmington), Michael Waddell (Ellerbe), D.J. Walker(Pisgah Forest), Tennessee(1): ArthurSmith (Memphis) JacobyWatkins (Laurinburg), Greg Warren (Mt. Olive),Andre'Williams (Durham), LinwoodWilliams(Elizabeth City), Sean Williams (Fayetteville), SouthCarolina(9): Darian Durant (Florence), Michael Gilmore David Wooldridge (Advance), VictorWorsley (Battleboro) (Greenville), Chase Page (Mt. Pleasant), Mickey Rice (Union), Paul Roberts (McBee), Topher Roberts (Simpsonville), Jonas Seawright Alabama(1): Danny Rumley(Birmingham) (Orangeburg), Carl Smalls(Charleston), ChrisWoods (Columbia) Connecticut(2): Brian Chacos (Darien), LanceWilliams (New Haven) Texas(2): Leon Scroggins (Dallas), JebTerry (Dallas) Florida(8): Daunte Fields (Wellington), LarryJessup (Miami), Doug Virginia (8): Bobby Blizzard (Hampton), Ronald Brewer (Chesapeake), Justice (PortOrange), Jarwarski Pollock (Bradenton), Brian Rackley Donti Coats (Chesapeake), JamesGibson (Alexandria), Darryl Grant (Tallahassee),Tommy Richardson (Miami), Chad Scott(PlantCity), C.J. Chesapeake), Kevin Knight(Suffolk), Dexter Reid (Norfolk), JupiterWilson Stephens (Gainesville) (Chesapeake) Georgia (3): Mahlon Carey(Mableton), Xavier Rainey(Stone Mountain), Brandon Russell (Decatur) TAR HEEL BIRTHDAYS April9, 1982-JermicusBanks August 11, 1982- Landon Mariani November 11, 1980 - Isaiah Robinson April 10, 1981 -JebTerry August 14, 1982 -Chris Hawkins November11, 1980-Willie Parker January April 12, 1982-JonasSeawright August 19, 1982- Darian Durant November21, 1983-Mickey Rice January 1, 1981 - Darryl Grant April 16, 1983- DokunOlagoke August27, 1981 -Madison Hedgecock November22, 1981 -Andre'Williams January2, 1983- LinwoodWilliams April24, 1984-VictoryWorsley August27, 1982 - BrianChacos November30, 1982- RonnieBryant January7, 1983- HarryLewis April 26, 1984- D.J. Walker January9, 1981 - MichaelWaddell April27, 1982-SkipSeagraves September December January27, 1982-Justin Barton September 10, 1981 - Michael Harris December5, 1979- DeFonte January28, 1982-Tony Pigford May September 11, 1983-Tandon Mardis Coleman January31, 1983- CarlClodfelter May5, 1983-Jason Brown September 12, 1983-WhitEfird December6, 1981 -JupiterWilson May 11, 1983 - MattBaker September 13, 1980-John Lafferty December8, 1982-Jared Hall February May 13, 1984- Brian Rackley September13, 1983-DavidWooldridge December 10, 1982-Steven Bell February 10, 1984 Ian Firestone May 18, 1979- Eric Davis September 14, 1984- MelikBrown December 14, 1980-SamAiken February 18, 1981 RobertHarris May20, 1983- Chase Page September 15, 1980 Malcolm Stewart December20, 1981 - Paul Roberts February 18, 1984 RashaadTindall May23, 1979-SeanWilliams September 16, 1983- Daunte Fields December22, 1980 - Kevin Knight February21, 1983 Danny Rumley May27, 1982-ArthurSmith September 18, 1982- Rikki Cook December23, 1981 - Issac Mooring February22, 1983 MartinJernigan May29, 1982-Willie McNeill September21. 1982-ChrisCurry December27, 1982 -WesleySigmon February24, 1981 TopherRoberts May30, 1981 - DontiCoats September29 1980-Carl Smalls December30, 1983 -Cedrick Holt February25, 1981 WillChapman September30. 1984- Kyle Ralph June Oldest March June2, 1982-BryantMacklin October Eric Davis- May 18. 1979 March 5, 1983-Will Berry June5, 1981 - ClarenceGaddy October2, 1982-JeffLonghany March5, 1984-ChrisWoods June 11, 1981 -Chad Scott October8, 1982- Derrele Mitchell Youngest March6, 1982- LarryJessup June 17, 1983- Leon Scroggins October9, 1982-Jarwarski Pollock Alden Blizzard -October 12. 1984 March 10, 1982-JacqueLewis October 12, 1984-Alden Blizzard March 10, 1981 -ClayRoberson July October 17, 1980- Dan Orner Football StaffBirthdays March 14, 1981 - MarcusWilson July2, 1980-Zach Hilton October 1981 - GregWarren John Bunting -July 15, 1950 March 18, 1981 - DexterReid July3, 1981 - DerrickJohnson October 1980-JonathanCork Gunter Brewer-August9. 1964 March22, 1980- Bobby Blizzard July 18, 1980- David Nance October 18, 1982-Tommy Davis Rod Broadway-April 9, 1955 March25, 1982- DrewHunter July21, 1984- MichaelGilmore October23, 1982-Jocques Dumas Ken Browning - March2, 1946 March29, 1984-JacobyWatkins July28, 1983- LanceWilliams October•23, 1980-James Faison JeffConnors-June 12, 1956 October•23, 1981 - Devllen Bullard Jim Fleming - September23. 1959 April August October24, 1981 - Ronald Brewer Hal Hunter-July8, 1959 April 1, 1982 DougJustice August4, 1980-ChesleyBorders October27, 1981 - Calvin Covington Dave Huxtable- December20, 1956 April4, 1984- Lewis Burnham August6, 1983- Kendall High Andre'Powell - September29, 1966 April6, 1984- Mahlon Carey August7, 1983-John Dunn November GaryTranquill-April 13. 1940 April7, 1983 JamesGibson August8, 1983-Terrance Highsmith November4, 1981 - Brandon Russell JamesWebster-August27, 1950 April7, 1981 C.J. Stephens August8, 1984-Tommy Richardson November7. 1983- XavierRainey • 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS [ . 2002 CAROLINA FOOTBALL WEIGHT ROOM WARRIORS ALL IN THE FAMILY Super Rams Honor Roll SeveralTarHeelshaverelativeswhohaveplayedcollegeathletics. Hereisalistofafewofthoseplayersand •SamAiken •SamAiken theirathleticrelatives. •Chesley Borders •Jason Brown MattBaker-Father, Dan,playedfootballatKalamazooCollege tt •Donti Coats • Eric Davis JermicusBanks-Uncle, DougSmith, playedfortheHoustonOilers •Eric Davis •James Faison Justin Barton-Cousin,Allan Houston, isaguardforthe NewYorkKnicks •James Faison •Michael Harris Steven Bell-Brother,Travis, playsfootballatElon •Madison •Madison Will Berry-Father,Tom, swamatUNC;Grandfather,Joe, playedfootballatNotreDame Hedgecock Hedgecock BobbyBlizzard-Father, David, playedfootballatWinston-SalemState •Zach Hilton •Kevin Knight BrianChacos- Father,Andy, playedfootballatUNC •Chase Page •Dokun Olagoke WillChapman Father, Bill, playedfootballatUNC •Willie Parker •Willie Parker JonathanCork-Cousin, PatrickJeffers, playedfootballatVirginiaisnowintheNFL •••CDMleaaxlytceoRrlomRbeeSirtdsewoanrt ••••JJCM.oeaJnbl.acTsoSeltrSmereypaShwtereniwsgahrtt CTZEMrhiaoirccmcihhsmaDeHyaClivuliDrHtsaraovyrn-ir—-isCsoF-uF-aastBtihCrhneooe,rtur,hs,HeiRraTn,er,orgmLyAg,ivinSiepwteloaPaonLiyedbnse,aktdcnepkerfl,y,oa,oypptepblladlaalayylbyeeaeddasdtefbGbofaraoesolkottlehrbteagabltealKlUaWlantNaassCEtahasiNsGntCrCgeitCtSeaoytnrnasoC;tlbheiioBnerraofotsahenrd,iJnosthhe,NplFaLyedfootballatVirginiaTech "plSauypeerrcRanamattiasitnheinh(ihgeheUsNtChofnooortbaall JDFooorhucngeLAJaucfsaftedirectmeyy--FFaatthheerr,,WJaolhtn, pM.l,aypeldayfeoodtbfarlelsahtmMaannstfeinneilsdaUtniUvNerCs;ityG;raBnrdoftahtehre,r,WalJto,hnplWa.y,edplfaoyotebdalblasfkorettbhaellAiart weight room. Davidson BryantMacklin-Brother.Terrell, rantrackatUNCWilmington "Carolina honor roll performers main- WillieParker-Brother, DerrickCrumpler, playsbasketball atMt. OliveCollege; Cousin Leonard Henryplayed tained at leastanA- average on sev- footballat EastCarolina eral lifts intheweiglit room. Clay Roberson-Brother,Aaron, rantrackatColumbia University Danny Rumley-Father, R.J., played basketball at FSUand FAMU andwith Houston intheABA SkipSeagraves-Father,Al, playedfootballatShippensburg State LanceWilliams- Father, Leroy, playedfootballatConnecticut TAR HEELS BY THE NUMBERS a _ " Combined regular-season startsforCarolina's linebackersenter- All-Americas inthe last seven yearsfortheTar Heels. Julius ing 2002 -thefewest in the league. * Pepperswasthe latesttoearnAll-Americadistinction in 2001 2_ All-Americacandidates in _ Wins byJohn Bunting in hisfirstyearas Carolina's head coach, Carolina'sdefensive backfield. ** the most byanyfirst-yearTar Heel coach. Dexter Reid, a preseason sec- ond-teamAll-America byThe Sporting 9 Touchdown catches by SamAiken lastseason, the second-highest News, is ratedthe No. 2 safetyinthe single-season total in school history. He needseight moretotie country. Cornerback Michael Waddell thecareerrecord held byOctavus Barnes. has26 pass breakups in the lasttwo seasons. 2 Regular-season games Carolina playsthisyear. It isthesecond 1 consecutive seasontheTar Heels have played 12 regular-season •_ New Carolina assistantcoach- games. Carolinaalsowill play 12 games in 2003. esthis season. Jim Fleming, _ the Diviwshioonclo-aAcAhmeidd-SmaacjroerdnHateiaorntalto _' ' TfrDesphamsasnesanbdytDhaeritahnirDd-uhriagnhtesitnt2o0ta0l1b,ythaefmroessthmeavnerinbyACaCUNhiCstory. championship, will coach the defen- sive backs and serve asthe special 2_2_ Receptions SamAiken needsto becomethe 10thTar Heel with at teamscoordinator. Former Indiana least 100catches. offensive coordinator Hal Hunterwill All-Americacandidatefreesafety __ tutor Carolina'soffensive linemen. DexterReid 2# Players in the NFLin 2001. LastyearCarolinawastiedfor ninth among all collegeswith 27 NFLplayers. 3 Playerswho have fatherswho played football at Carolina. Defensivetackle Will Chapman'sfather, Bill, letteredfrom 1970-72 2# Catches last season forChesley Borders - morethan fourtimes and was ateammate of head coach John Bunting. Tightend thetotal amount (6) he had inthe previoustwo seasons. Brian Chacos'father,Andy, lettered from 1972-74and deepsnapper Wesley Sigmon's father, Mark, lettered in 1984. #9 Sacks byCarolina inthe last two years, which ranksfirst w_ Starting offensive linemen returning in 2002-OG JebTerry, OG in theACC andfourth inthe JupiterWilson, OTWillie McNeill -the mostat Carolinasince countrybehind only Louisville, 1999. Fresno State andTennessee. 5 Consecutive bowl winsfortheTar Heels, including lastseason's 149*29 Darian Durant's 16-10victoryoverAuburn in the Peach Bowl. Carolina isoneof passefficiency onlythree schools in the countrywith five consecutive bowlwins. mark lastseason, which isthe second-bestcareer 5 Total sacksfor Carolina's returning defensive players. The players markat Carolina. who had 21 oftheTar Heels'26 sacksgraduated orwere selected inthe2002 NFLDraft. lj4## Total pounds lifted by offensive lineman O ACC Bowl tie-insthisyear, including the BCS, Gator Bowl Jason Brown inthe GuardJupiterWilson isoneof (Jacksonville), Peach Bowl (Atlanta), Tangerine Bowl (Orlando), squat, powerclean and bench threereturningoffensivelinemen. Seattle Bowl (Seattle) and ContinentalTire Bowl (Charlotte). press-a UNC record. 8 j \> • 2001 PEACH BOWL CHAMPIONS

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