No. 10 Miami brings 'bunker mentality' to UNC game

Posted Oct 16, 2013
Al Golden isn't getting caught up in Miami's first top-10 ranking in four years. One bad game, and it could vanish in an instant. The 10th-ranked Hurricanes debut their highest ranking since 2009 on Thursday night in Chapel Hill, N.C., when they visit a North Carolina team that has floundered in Larry Fedora's second season. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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