Postgame Chalkboard from UNC-Georgia Tech

Posted Oct 20, 2014
A few weeks ago, I wrote that quarterback play and offensive line play were holding the North Carolina offense back. No longer. The last two weeks, those two units have probably been the team’s best, as the Tar Heels have scored 43 and 48 points in consecutive weeks. The improvement at the quarterback position has been most notable. (Inside Carolina)

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