Tar Heels sort through QBs

Posted Nov 7, 2018
The quarterback carousel continues as freshman Jace Ruder became the fourth signal caller to step behind center for North Carolina’s football team in its 38-28 setback against Georgia Tech on Saturday. Ruder made his debut with the Tar Heels and provided the offense with a needed spark after Georgia Tech had reeled off 21 unanswered points to take a 21-7 lead. (Burlington Times News)

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