Extra Points: Reboot For Homestretch
Posted Nov 3, 2014
The post-game mental tug-of-war is always a balance between how badly did one team play versus how good did the opponent operate, and Saturday's story has to pay proper homage to Miami coach Al Golden and his team. The Tar Heels have not seen before nor will they see later this month anyone as good as Duke Johnson at tailback and Denzel Perryman at linebacker
(GoHeels.com)
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