Menu

How Javonte Williams & Michael Carter Form A Two-Headed Monster For UNC


Expectations were high coming into this season for and , and UNC’s dynamic duo has certainly lived up to its lofty preseason hype. Carter and Williams rank second and fourth, respectively, in the ACC in rushing yards per game. They are two of only 11 players averaging more than 110 rushing yards per game this season. (ACC Sports Journal)

Related: , Football Recruiting

North Carolina On Quest For Consistency In Run Game
North Carolina hasn’t had the easiest time running the football this season, but the Tar Heels strung together a solid performance on the ground against...

The Monday Huddle: Something to Build On
UNC football general manager Michael Lombardi joined 97.9 The Hill’s Aaron Keck for "The Monday Morning Huddle." The Tar Heels suffered a gut-wrenching loss at...

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Cherokee Basketball Scrimmage Takeaways, Football Falls at Cal
Isaac Schade discusses UNC Basketball's scrimmage in Cherokee, Zayden High's game-changing performance at backup center, Kyan Evans' impressive point guard play, the Tar Heels' improved...

Chansky’s Notebook: The Good and Bad
The Belichick experiment is failing off the field. The Tar Heels looked better Friday in Berkeley where they were a fumble away from maybe beating...

How Javonte Williams & Michael Carter Form A Two-Headed Monster For UNC