Fifth Quarter: Blowouts, controversial calls and five still unbeaten

Posted Sep 22, 2013
Not-so-sweet 16: It’s been 16 years since North Carolina has beaten Georgia Tech in Atlanta. The Tar Heels had their chance to end the streak Saturday when they jumped out to a 20-7 lead, but completely shut down offensively after having an apparent 82-yard TD called back by a penalty on their opening possession of a second half that was made all the more miserable by a torrential rainstorm. (Wilmington Star News)

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