Offense balance key for ECU against Heels
Posted Sep 23, 2013
Misfortune has generally accompanied East Carolina on trips to Chapel Hill. Some of it has been self-inflicted, some not.At times calamity has been the product of bizarre occurrences that some will insist were aided by a phantom, blue-clad 12th man. There have been touchdown-eliminating penalties, end zone fumbles, and sure interceptions that ricocheted into the arms of an unsuspecting Tar Heels tight end.
(Bonesville.net)
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