UNC 48, VT 34: Giovani Bernard, Tar Heels blitz Hokies

Posted Oct 6, 2012
North Carolina running back Bernard finished with 23 carries for 262 yards, the fifth-most rushing yards in school history and more than any other player had ever gained on the ground against Virginia Tech. Though the Hokies (3-3, 1-1) had not lived up to its billing as Coastal Division favorites so far this season, this was expected to be the biggest test yet for Fedora’s new offensive system. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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