UNC 'D' to 'O': Anything you'd like to contribute?

Posted Oct 4, 2009
After UNC's 16-3 loss to Virginia, defensive end Robert Quinn admitted it was frustrating to watch the offense continually go three-and-out Saturday. While UNC's defense held Virginia to 254 yards of offense and gave up just three field goals during the first three quarters, the Tar Heels failed to find the end zone. "[The offense is] going three-and-out and we're back on the field or they're turning the ball over and we're back on the field," Quinn said. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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