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Little, Lewis shine in sloppy Meineke Bowl


The ball was halfway to him by the time UNC wide receiver looked over his left shoulder to find it. He couldn't have liked what he saw. The pass had disaster written all over it. Three men and the ball were bound to arrive at the same place at the same time, and that usually means all four would fall harmlessly to the ground. But an outside force—Little, the Tar Heels force on the outside—prevented that. (Sporting News)

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