UNC 66, Duke 31: Game Analysis

Posted Nov 7, 2015
There was plenty to be shocked about in this game. The consensus was UNC would probably win but it would be a touchdown or less affair. Coming into the game Duke was ranked #4 in yards per play allowed at 4.16. In eight games the most yards Duke had surrendered in a game was 452 in four overtimes versus Virginia Tech. The Tar Heels laid waste to those marks in the first half alone. (Tar Heel Blog)

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