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Tar Heels' defense reset, found its edge through trust and relentless pressure


After the loss to Clemson, North Carolina’s defense faced a reality check. The open date that followed wasn’t just a breather; it was a turning point. The results of the transformation have been evident over the last three games, including Saturday evening’s 20–15 home victory over Stanford. Trust has been the foundation of the defense’s turnaround. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Tar Heels' defense reset, found its edge through trust and relentless pressure