Youth Propels Tar Heel Offense
Posted Nov 3, 2013
T.J. Logan's six points gave North Carolina the 27-19 lead it held until the clock wound down and added his name to both the list of running backs that have scored for North Carolina this year - and the list of backs that the Tar Heels will continue to use by committee - and to the list of first-year collegiate players that are making bigger and bigger impacts for UNC as the season progresses.
(Tar Heel Illustrated)
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