Feeling Blue In Carolina
Posted Oct 5, 2008
A 22-minute mini-power outage in the third quarter delayed the game, but not the inevitable. North Carolina's Bruce Carter blocked three punts - one resulting in a touchdown - and the Tar Heels intercepted Zach Frazer three times - resulting in another TD - as No. 24 UConn's perfect start came to a resounding halt Saturday night when the Huskies were soundly beaten on Tobacco Road, 38-12, before 59,500 at Kenan Stadium.
(The Day)
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