UNC vs. Louisville: Cardinal Sins

Posted Sep 7, 2017
If the Tar Heels hope to pull off the upset in front of their home crowd, they will likely need to force Lamar Jackson and company to turn the ball over. “We just know that they like to hang the ball out,” junior linebacker Cole Holcomb said. “We’re going to get it.” Holcomb talked about the greater emphasis UNC’s new defensive coaches have placed on forcing turnovers. (Argyle Report)

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