UNC's Young Defensive Line Showing Signs of Growth

Posted Oct 1, 2014
North Carolina’s defensive line turned in its best showing of the season in Death Valley last weekend, which bodes well for a position group rotating in five underclassmen. UNC held the Tigers to 92 rushing yards on 2.1 yards per carry in its 50-35 loss on Saturday. The Tar Heel defensive front also sacked Clemson quarterback DeShaun Watson three times for 19 yards. (Inside Carolina)

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