What we learned in the ACC: Week 3

Posted Sep 19, 2010
UNC’s offense is good enough to win this year -- just not alone. The performance against LSU wasn’t a fluke: The Tar Heels’ offense really is better this year, and quarterback T.J. Yates is probably one of the most improved players at his position in the country. But the players around him are also better, too. North Carolina just can’t seem to overcome the missing starters on defense. (ESPN.com)

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