Quarterback Cam Sexton, formerly of UNC, leads the Catawba Indians to a 25-7 win over St. Augustine's at Broughton High School on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2009.

Two lists on the 26 exits from the UNC program since the end of the 2006 season.

First, a Triangle comparison:

CHAPEL HILL — North Carolina football coach Butch Davis said Monday that no decision has been made between T.J. Yates and Cam Sexton about the starting quarterback job Saturday at Duke.

“We’re going to play the guy who will give us the best chance to win,” Davis said at his weekly media conference. “We’re going to watch both of them in practice and get them both prepared.”

CHAPEL HILL — You win with your fastball and you lose knowing the other team beat your fastball. That's coaching at its lowest common denominator.

Boston College got UNC's fastball on Saturday, a week after the Tar Heels lost with their changeup.

Both Mike Paulus and Cam Sexton will play quarterback for UNC against Miami on Saturday, UNC coach Butch Davis said Wednesday.

Davis still hasn't named a starter for the Tar Heels road trip to Miami and first game without starter T.J. Yates, who is out for at least six weeks with an ankle injury.