Carolina's confidence game pays off
Posted Oct 5, 2005
The Tar Heels have traveled more than 2,100 miles and 12 months since a humiliating loss last year at Utah. The North Carolina football team is better than it has been in years, far superior to what most of us thought it could be before the season began. The No. 1 question at this point is: "Why?" One underlying reason for the improvement is trust.
(Chapel Hill News)
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