Menu

Ryan Switzer rushes for 309 yards, 5 touchdowns on 18 carries


left Spring Valley choking on dust clouds time and time again. Switzer was held to just 6 yards on five carries in the first quarter, but galloped for 303 yards and five touchdowns on his final 13 rushes as George Washington blew by the Timberwolves for a 42-7 Homecoming win Friday night. The Patriots (5-1) were playing with heavy hearts in their first home game since teammate Drew Morton was killed in a car crash on Sept. 16. (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)

Related: , Recruiting Board

UNC quarterback commit Travis Burgess excited to showcase talent at Elite 11 Finals
Twenty of the nation’s top high school quarterbacks are headed to Los Angeles this week to compete in the Elite 11 Finals. UNC quarterback commit...

UNC Football Lands Commitment From Arizona Tight End Aveon Williams
Arizona tight end Aveon Williams committed to UNC Football before concluding this past weekend's official visit. Williams, a 6-foot-6, 250-pounder from Casa Grande (Ariz.) Union...

2026 edge rusher Ashton Blatt commits to UNC Football
Ashton Blatt, a 3-star class of 2026 edge rusher who attends Central Catholic High in Pittsburgh, PA, committed to UNC Football on Saturday, choosing the...

'It’s surreal': Foxboro native Nick Fiumara commits to Bill Belichick, UNC Football
A Foxboro, Mass. native is fulfilling a childhood dream: playing under coach Bill Belichick. Nick Fiumara, the 300-pound left tackle and captain of the Belmont...


© 2005-2025 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.