UNC's Bend-Don't-Break Defense vs. Boston College

Posted Oct 3, 2020
Through two games, the Tar Heels have allowed an average of two yards per carry. That ranks in the top ten in the country. They forced Boston College to rely on attacking through the air, and when UNC needed it most, it came up with a stop. “This is about winning,” coach Mack Brown said. “Our objective was to be 2-0 coming on this trip. We are 2-0. (Inside Carolina)

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