Tar Heels Decimated by Louisville Attack

Posted Oct 9, 2005

With North Carolina tailback Ronnie McGill making his season debut and the team on the brink of its first three-game winning streak since 2001, Saturday’s matchup against Louisville possessed great potential for reinventing success from UNC’s past. Instead, the contest only proved to remind the Tar Heels of lopsided defeat and add an embarrassing chapter to the team’s history books. (Daily Tar Heel)

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