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Javonte Williams kick-starts Tar Heels as they blow past Syracuse in final quarter


For three quarters, the shaky play of UNC’s offensive line couldn’t block out doubts about the high expectations for this Tar Heels team. The line couldn’t contain blitzes, and quarterback had trouble recognizing them. But the Tar Heels finally wore down Syracuse with the power running of and elusiveness of . (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Javonte Williams kick-starts Tar Heels as they blow past Syracuse in final quarter