Hurricanes Drown Heels
Posted Oct 24, 2010
North Carolina’s Coastal Division title hopes were dealt a devastating blow in South Florida on Saturday night as No. 25 Miami scored 30 unanswered points to overcome an early deficit in routing the Tar Heels, 33-10. There were warning signs before this game ever kicked off that health concerns were going to play a role in the final outcome.
(Inside Carolina)
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