Can UNC's rushing attack challenge Duke's top-ranked defense?

Posted Sep 20, 2017
In its 53-23 win at Old Dominion, UNC had three players rush for two touchdowns apiece: quarterback Chazz Surratt and running backs Jordon Brown and Michael Carter. Through three games, Duke has allowed two rushing touchdowns total. That's the challenge the Tar Heels face when they host the Blue Devils and their top-ranked rushing defense in Kenan Stadium on Saturday. (Argyle Report)

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