UNC's defense just kept cashing in vs. ECU
Posted Sep 24, 2012
After getting six sacks in its first three games, UNC finished with seven on Saturday, the most for the Tar Heels since they got 10 against Wake Forest in 2000. Eight different players contributed to the sack total, while a ninth was credited with a quarterback hurry. “Everyone wanted to get in on the action, so everyone was working so much harder,” defensive tackle Sylvester Williams said
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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