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Heels Rounding the Turn


After early season struggles, North Carolina’s rushing attack is now clicking on all cylinders following a two-game stretch in which the Tar Heels have totaled 419 rushing yards on 83 carries, good for a 5.0 yards-per-carry average. But success in any offensive endeavor is reliant upon discovering an opposing defense’s weakness and executing effectively against that problem area. (Inside Carolina)

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