UNC overcomes slow start with dominant third-quarter in 56-29 victory against Liberty

Posted Aug 30, 2014
North Carolina sputtered for long stretches on Saturday night against Liberty – a botched punt that led to a safety, a confounding penalty that led to a touchdown, a fumble that led directly to another. Midway through the third quarter, the Tar Heels were losing against a lower-division opponent. Kenan Stadium was silent. Doubt, perhaps, was creeping in. And then everything changed. (Charlotte Observer)

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