UNC doesn’t waste its youth

Posted Dec 29, 2013
Carolina is probably going to be all right next year. The Tar Heels stomped Cincinnati 39-17 Saturday in the Belk Bowl and got an early start on next season. T.J. Logan ran back a free-kick for a touchdown and gained 77 yards on the ground before bumping his knee in the third quarter and watching the rest of the game from the sideline. From that vantage point, he saw nothing but positive things for 2014. (Greensboro News & Record)

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