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What Bill Belichick said after UNC's win over Duke

Here's what Bill Belichick said after UNC football beat Duke.

North Carolina defeated Duke in a thrilling game, giving Bill Belichick his first victory in the storied rivalry. Belichick praised Duke's strong performance, crediting their well-coached team and hard-fought battle. The Tar Heels' red zone effectiveness was a key factor, as they capitalized on key plays to keep Duke at bay. On the final drive, Belichick opted to go for it instead of punting, trusting his players to execute.

Quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. shined, making critical plays under pressure and stepping up in the pocket. Running back Kenton Dopson also had a significant impact, contributing to key gains. Freshman Nate Sheppard remained tough against Duke's defense, showcasing his resilience. Edwards concluded that ringing the victory bell was a moment of pride and celebration for his team.

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