One down, one to go for improving Heels
Posted Oct 5, 2005
North Carolina rode off with a satisfying victory last Saturday but has at least one more burr beneath its saddle. The memories of last season's 34-0 loss to Louisville haven't faded for any UNC player who set foot on the field at Kenan Stadium that day. The Tar Heels will play at Louisville on Saturday, and the intent this week is the same as it was last week against Utah - get even.
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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