Heels tarred and feathered
Posted Oct 9, 2005
The University of North Carolina has been playing football since 1888, but until yesterday it had never been the victim of an offensive show like the one the University of Louisville put on in Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. The No. 23-ranked Cardinals scored the first eight times they had the ball, and their defense scored two late touchdowns in a blowout of historic proportions, 69-14.
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
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