Tar Heels want no part of repeat in Georgia Tech game

Posted Sep 17, 2013
Tim Jackson experienced about the only thing that could be worse than being a UNC defensive player responsible for Georgia Tech’s points outburst last year. Jackson had to watch it. Georgia Tech pinned a 68-50 defeat on the Tar Heels that day at Kenan Stadium. It was the highest-scoring game in ACC history. The first rematch comes Saturday afternoon in Atlanta. (Burlington Times News)

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