Running game helps kick UNC offense into high gear in win over Virginia

Posted Sep 18, 2021
UNC overcame a four-point halftime deficit to end a four-game losing streak against Virginia with a 59-39 victory in Chapel Hill. That was the highest point output by UNC against Virginia since 1936. It was the second time in program history UNC had a player rush for 150 yards, a player collect 150 reception yards, and a quarterback pass for 200 yards. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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