Losing at the Line of Scrimmage
Posted Sep 28, 2013
North Carolina’s defensive game plan on Saturday centered on making East Carolina one-dimensional by taking away its ground game and controlling the line of scrimmage. That script fell apart early. The result was a 55-31 dismantling that included the most plays ever run against UNC (101) and the second-most yards ever posted by an opponent at Kenan Stadium (603).
(Inside Carolina)
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