After a loss to ECU, it's time to take a look at UNC Football, by the numbers
Posted Sep 10, 2018
It wasn't pretty on the field in Greenville, N.C. Anyone who watched the three-and-half hour blowout could see that. While there were moments of brilliance in UNC's 41-19 loss to East Carolina on Saturday, with long runs from Jordon Brown and Antonio Williams and great coverage from the defensive backs, but they were few and far between compared to the failures.
(Argyle Report)
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