Early struggles forgotten for Mitch Trubisky

Posted Sep 18, 2016
Mitch Trubisky was still down on himself after improving in a win at Illinois. The quarterback can be his harshest critic. But there wasn’t much to criticize after his record-breaking performance in a 56–28 win over James Madison in the Tar Heels’ home opener. “I’m a little bit better, feel a little better about it,” said Trubisky, who last week expressed frustration with himself. (Raleigh & Company)

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