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North Carolina, Louisville Set for ACC Matchup

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North Carolina, Louisville Set for ACC Matchup

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Louisville visits North Carolina in an ACC football matchup, seeking its fifth straight win after a 44-17 victory over Georgia Tech; the Tar Heels are coming off a 38-21 win over UConn. Louisville has been far more productive overall, averaging 488.1 yards per game to North Carolina’s 352.9, and holds a stronger turnover margin. The Cardinals’ advantages come with a penalty problem, while North Carolina has struggled to defend third downs. Louisville opened as a 2.5-point favorite.

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NCAA data show student-athletes who transfer multiple times graduate at substantially lower rates than athletes who stay at one school or transfer once: across Division I, six-year graduation rates were 71%, 88% and 81%, respectively. The NCAA says the findings raise concerns about transfer and eligibility policies, while the data describe an association rather than proving transfers cause lower graduation rates.

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