No. 11 Irish leery if Tar Heels go bump on Saturday night

Posted Oct 29, 2021
Mack Brown is hoping his North Carolina football team can avoid a Halloween Eve nightmare on his first coaching visit to No. 11 Notre Dame. “This is a good football team,” Brown said of good friend Brian Kelly’s Fighting Irish. “They’re 27-1 at home and they’ve won 37 straight against unranked teams.” To Kelly, the Tar Heels are a sleeping giant. (Associated Press)

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