No reason for North Carolina to panic
Posted Sep 22, 2013
There’s no need for North Carolina to panic after a 1-2 start. Road losses to South Carolina and Georgia Tech were expected, and neither game was a disaster. The good news is the defense showed some fight Saturday against Georgia Tech. The next three games – East Carolina, at Virginia Tech, Miami – will determine which way the Tar Heels’ season will go.
(Charlotte Observer)
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