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Tar Heels make statement in victory


Next week, North Carolina travels to Miami, and two weeks later, the Tar Heels will play host to N.C. State. Those are games in which UNC can make a bold statement. “It’s a shame we can’t play for a championship,” linebacker said. “But like I told some of the guys at the beginning of the season: Why not set the standard now about how teams are going to feel about you next year?" (Rocky Mount Telegram)

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