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UNC Football Leaning On Second-Half Defense In Wide-Open ACC Race


No. 15 North Carolina gave up just one touchdown in the second half against Pittsburgh in a 41-24 victory to open ACC play. "Correction: our kickoff team gave up a touchdown in the second half," linebacker pointed out. In three of the first four games, UNC’s defense has kept the opposing offense out of the endzone after the second quarter. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Football Leaning On Second-Half Defense In Wide-Open ACC Race


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