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Plenty of bright points in Heels' season


The Tar Heels finished 5-6, a game worse than last season, when they went to a bowl game, but wins and losses don't tell the whole story. UNC played one of the toughest schedules in the nation and in many ways was a better team than last season, showing vast improvement on defense. But the progress UNC coach was most proud of was in his team's attitude. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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