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Thursday Football Notebook, October 13


indicated that preparing to play Miami this week was almost like preparing to play themselves. “They are very much like us in a lot of ways,” he said. “Offensively, they try to keep the ball, and they’re playing a 4-3 on defense; they’ve had some guys injured.” The Tar Heels won’t do anything special to limit Miami running back Lamar Miller, who is currently leading the ACC in rushing. (Inside Carolina)

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