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Brownlow: North Carolina Hopes Off-Week Helps Solve Georgia Tech


Prediction: North Carolina, 37-27. In wins, Georgia Tech has averaged 422.8 rushing yards per game while in losses, just 234.6. North Carolina can actually defend the run. Though this isn’t a conventional rushing attack, the Tar Heels have had a week to prepare (insert narrative about teams coming off an open date before Georgia Tech). And Georgia Tech’s defense still isn’t very good. (One Game at at Time)

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