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North Carolina coach Bill Belichick reacts to being forced to break up brawl after Louisville heartbreaker

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It was a heartbreaking loss for Bill Belichick and North Carolina football. Without Billy Edwards, who was injured in the second half, the Tar Heels drove downfield and scored a touchdown to make it a two-point game. After forcing a punt, UNC had the ball back, but an interception ended the day. After the game , members of North Carolina and

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