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Ponder, 5 UNC players lead preseason all-ACC team

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GREENSBORO, N.C. | Preseason player of the year Christian Ponder and a league-high five players from North Carolina's defense headline the preseason all-Atlantic Coast Conference team.

The ACC on Wednesday announced the 25 selections as determined by a vote of 52 media members who attended the league's media days earlier this week.

Clemson safety DeAndre McDaniel was named on a league-high 48 ballots. The Tar Heels' defense finished sixth nationally in total defense last year. It was represented by defensive linemen Robert Quinn and Marvin Austin, linebacker Quan Sturdivant and defensive backs Kendric Burney and Deunta Williams.

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Four Boston College players were honored. Miami also had four selections. Two went to Matt Bosher, the pick at both kicker and punter.

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2010 preseason All-ACC team

OFFENSE

QB–Christian Ponder, Florida State

RB–Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech

RB–Montel Harris, Boston College

WR–Donovan Varner, Duke

WR–Torrey Smith, Maryland

TE–George Bryan, N.C. State

OT–Anthony Castonzo, Boston College

OT–Chris Hairston, Clemson

OG–Rodney Hudson, Florida State

OG–Thomas Claiborne, Boston College

C–Sean Bedford, Georgia Tech

K–Matt Bosher, Miami

DEFENSE

DE–Robert Quinn, North Carolina

DE–Allen Bailey, Miami

DT–Marvin Austin, North Carolina

DT–Jarvis Jenkins, Clemson

LB–Alex Wujciak, Maryland

LB–Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina

LB–Luke Kuechly, Boston College

CB–Kendric Burney, North Carolina

CB–Brandon Harris, Miami

S–DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson

S–Deunta Williams, North Carolina

P–Matt Bosher, Miami

Spec.–Torrey Smith, Maryland

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