Price, Williams Sound Off on Tar Heel Turnaround, Pitt Panthers

Posted Nov 12, 2013
The UNC secondary has only given up one passing touchdown the past couple games-a complete turnaround from the struggles encountered earlier in the season. Jabari Price says the increased pressure from the defensive line has really helped free him up to make plays. “That starts with the pressure up front. The quarterbacks haven’t had as much time as they’ve had in the past." (Chapelboro.com)

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