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Just the Beginning for UNC RB Michael Carter


Despite his inexperience and a depleted offensive line, UNC freshman running back has made an immediate impact for the Tar Heels this season. But the Florida native's toughest challenge may lie ahead as Duke and the nations' No. 1 rush defense come to visit. The Blue Devils rush defense leads the nation, giving up just 47 yards per game. (Inside Carolina)

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