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October, 30, 2009

Oct 30

12:30

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By Heather Dinich

Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich

Did Virginia Tech really lose at home last night to a UNC team that was ranked 114th in the country in total offense? I think it did. Wow.

North Carolina, though, got redemption, and so did quarterback T.J. Yates.
It could be the kind of win that gives the Tar Heels the jump-start they need to reach the postseason.

That game will resonante for a while. But we must move on for the sake of the links ...

Here's a new concept -- receivers who block. And you thought Georgia Tech's guys were out there playing cards.
Despite the Terps' struggles and two wins, coach Ralph Friedgen doesn't sound too convincing when talking about getting the younger players some experience.
BC's kicker, former walk-on Steve Aponavicius, is three points away from becoming the Eagles' all-time leading scorer.
If you haven't already, start paying attention to Clemson's DeAndre McDaniel. What appears to be amazing instincts is also the result of a lot of study time.
Miami quarterback Jacory Harris has been up and down performance-wise, but his emotions have stayed the same. That's good news for the Canes.
FSU offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher says the Noles' ground game isn't struggling.
Wake Forest has a knack for finding guys who can play who weren't highly recruited, but Lee Malchow? He wasn't offered a scholarship by anyone.
Things have changed, and when Duke and Virginia meet on Saturday, the two programs will look a lot more similar than they have in the past.

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Boston College Eagles, Duke Blue Devils, Virginia Tech Hokies, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, North Carolina Tar Heels, Clemson Tigers, Florida State Seminoles, Maryland Terrapins, Virginia Cavaliers, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Miami Hurricanes, Jacory Harris, T.J. Yates, Ralph Friedgen, Steve Aponavicius, Jimbo Fisher, DeAndre McDaniel, Lee Malchow

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