Extra Points: Statement

Posted Dec 2, 2019
Sure enough, a Tar Heel tailback popped a long run into the west end zone at Carter-Finley Stadium to give UNC the lead as the third quarter ensued. Then the defense snared a turnover, the Tar Heels scored again, and the avalanche was on. The outcome was never in doubt as UNC hammered the Wolfpack in the third quarter and coasted in the fourth. (GoHeels.com)

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