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North Carolina Defensive Highlights vs. ETSU
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The UNC defense was stifling as they helped the Heels beat the ETSU Buccaneers, 35-3. The Tar Heels defense held ETSU to 255 yards of offense, forced a fumble and sacked quarterback Mason Mims four times. Jaylen Harvey and Xavier Lewis each racked up 2 sacks and got pressure all day long. Greg Smith III was huge for the Heels as he finished with 3 tackles, an interception and a fumble recovery in the win. Enjoy this look at the best plays that the Carolina defense made in their shutout win over ETSU brought to you by the ACC Digital Network.
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