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UNC vs. ETSU snap counts and ratings: Jelani Thurman, Jaylen Harvey stand out


No player finished with a higher offensive grade than tight end , who posted a 94.2 rating over 34 snaps, the best mark on the team. Defensive end graded out at 89.1 over 36 snaps, the best mark among defensive starters, and nose tackle was close behind at 86.5 over 40 snaps. Both recorded two sacks each. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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UNC vs. ETSU snap counts and ratings: Jelani Thurman, Jaylen Harvey stand out