For UNC Football, Healing Old Scars Takes Time

Posted Sep 22, 2019
Even with the first two wins, UNC still doesn’t know how to win. Late-game comebacks are great, but such an approach on a weekly basis isn’t sustainable. Learning how to win requires a team start games well and keep it going for most of the four quarters. UNC’s play has been up and down with swings that press the boundaries of bad and excellence. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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