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believe

they got

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character, having

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all

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rushing has

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time

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of

offense

battle

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recorded

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in which

practices,

the offense

helped

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yards

take

a

Roof said.

downs—minor

week’s

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page

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first

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resulted

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focused

team

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on

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catch for

and hit

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Roof said

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become

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Deon Adams

Duke wide receiver

Cavaliers,

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on

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huge emphasis

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