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Tar Heels turning into road warriors after fourth straight win away from Kenan Stadium


and the UNC road warriors added their fourth straight road win this season in Saturday’s 38-35 win at Duke. No, the Tar Heels did not trade in their mascot, but they’ve definitely changed their mindset. "Considering we’ve been able to win close games and on the road, it definitely shows we’re growing as a team," linebacker said. (MSN.com)

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Tar Heels turning into road warriors after fourth straight win away from Kenan Stadium