Walston: One of Eleven

Posted Nov 8, 2009
Be one of eleven. Count on your teammate to do his job, and know that he's counting on you. Duke quarterback Thaddeus Lewis came into Saturday's game ranked No. 9 in total offense in the nation. And the Tar Heel defense simply beat him up. Lewis completed 16 passes for 113 yards. Defensive end Robert Quinn had three sacks, and the defense on the whole had 14 quarterback hurries. (Tar Heel Blue)

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