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Fourteen football players have been suspended or withheld from all or a portion of UNC's first five games of the 2010 season because of either agent-related or academic misconduct issues in the NCAA investigation.

Because of privacy laws, the school is not allowed to designate which players are involved in the academic portion of the investigation, but it has identified the agent-related infraction.

Player	Position	Status	Violation
Shaun Draughn Senior 6-0, 205 pounds	Tailback	Cleared (Missed 1 game)	None reported
Da'Norris Searcy Senior 6-0, 200 pounds	Safety	Cleared (Missed 3 games)	None reported
Deunta Williams Senior 6-2, 215 pounds	Safety	Cleared (Missed 4 games)	NCAA says Williams accepted agent benefits worth $1,426; Williams must pay $450.67 to a charity.
Linwan Euwell Junior 6-2, 220 pounds	Defensive end	Cleared (Missed 5 games)	None reported
Ryan Houston Senior 6-2, 245 pounds	Tailback	Cleared (Missed 5 games)	None reported
Kendric Burney Senior 5-9, 190 pounds	Cornerback	Cleared (Missed 7 games)	NCAA says Burney accepted agent benefits worth $1,333; Burney must pay $575.19 to a charity
Devon Ramsay Junior 6-2, 240 pounds	Fullback	Cleared (Ruled permanently ineligible, but eligibility was restored in Feb. 2011. Played first 4 games of 2010 season, 2 of which were wins that will not be forfeited.)	None reported
Marvin Austin Senior 6-3, 310 pounds	Defensive tackle	Out for season	UNC says Austin accepted agent benefits worth $10,000 - $13,000
Jonathan Smith Senior 6-2, 200 pounds	Safety	Out for season	None reported
Brian Gupton Junior 6-3, 190 pounds	Defensive back	Out for season	None reported
Charles Brown Junior 5-10 205 pounds	Cornerback	Out for season (Will redshirt this season and return in 2011.)	None reported
Robert Quinn Junior 6-5, 270 pounds	Defensive End	Ruled permanently ineligible	NCAA says Quinn accepted agent benefits worth $5,642
Greg Little Senior 6-3, 220 pounds	Wide Receiver	Ruled permanently ineligible	NCAA says Little accepted agent benefits worth $4,952
Michael McAdoo Junior 6-7, 245 pounds	Defensive lineman	Ruled permanently ineligible	Unspecified NCAA violation

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