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Hiring the Enemy

THERE WAS A TIME WHEN CARL TORBUSH AND MIKE O\'Cain were enemies. At least that\'s the way fans and media painted their relationship. Coaches at rival schools are supposed to hate each other, right? They\'re supposed to spread evil rumors about each other, undercut each other at every opportunity and wish the worst for each other, aren\'t they? And they would never, ever profess to respect each other or, heaven forbid, actually like each other.In truth, even though they coached at rival schools, Torbush at North Carolina and O\'Cain at North Carolina State, they actually considered each other friends.That\'s the way it is in the coaching profession. Get past the fans and the perceptions behind the heated, hated rivalries in college football, and you might actually find coaches who respect each other enough to want to work together if circumstances and fate allowed.\"In fact, Victory

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