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Inside The Numbers: UNC vs. Wake Forest


According to Pro Football Focus, (90.8) and (78.2) graded out as the best offensive and defensive Tar Heel players in UNC's game against Wake Forest. and continue to thrive as the best running back duo in college football. The the two backs have combined to average 209 yards per game. (GoHeels.com)

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Inside The Numbers: UNC vs. Wake Forest


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