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Michael Carter, Javonte Williams Lead Power 5 RBs in Rushes Over 15 Yards


After combining for 2,266 yards last season, expectations were high for UNC running backs and . This season, the duo has helped guide the Tar Heels to the No. 11-ranked rush offense in the nation. But one statistic stands out: Carter and Williams are tied among Power 5 Conference running backs for runs over 15 yards. (Inside Carolina)

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Michael Carter, Javonte Williams Lead Power 5 RBs in Rushes Over 15 Yards