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Miami Hurricanes wary of host Tar Heels despite their record


The No. 10 Hurricanes will put their perfect record on the line against, at least until now, an underperforming North Carolina team in front of a national television audience and slew of NFL scouts at Kenan Memorial Stadium. It’s the only college game that night, and Kenan has been a place of nightmares before for the Canes. (Miami Herald)

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