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    Football. Football Program Teams With UNC Dance Marathon To Raise Funds In Honor Of BC's Mark Herzlich
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    Proceeds from wristband sales and donations will go to UNC Children's Hospital, and Sarcoma Research at UNC Lineberger in honor of Mark Herzlich. "Our team and coaching staff is thrilled to participate in this worthwhile cause to honor Mark Herzlich, an outstanding football player who has stood strong in the face of great adversity, and raise money for such important cancer research right here at our own University ... We are delighted that all Carolina fans have numerous ways to help us in this effort and we are thankful to the UNC Dance Marathon for helping us make this happen during the Miami game. We ask all Carolina fans to join us in supporting this effort." Coach Davis and the Tar Heel football team will present Mark Herzlich with a check prior to the Boston College football game in Chestnutt Hill, Mass. , on November 21st, 2009. Full Article at University of North Carolina
    Our team and coaching staff is thrilled to participate in this worthwhile cause to honor Mark Herzlich, an outstanding football player who has stood strong in the face of great adversity, and raise money for such important cancer research right here at our own University ... We are delighted that all Carolina fans have numerous ways to help us in this effort and we are thankful to the UNC Dance Marathon for helping us make this happen during the Miami game. We ask all Carolina fans to join us in supporting this effort.
    – Butch Davis SOURCE: University of North Carolina 3 weeks ago

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