ECU loss still haunting Tar Heels

Posted Sep 16, 2014
On its bye week, the North Carolina football team got the chance to do what millions of Americans do on Saturdays: sit back and enjoy college football. In reality, the team was only focused on one game. As East Carolina marched into Blacksburg, Va., and knocked off No. 17 Virginia Tech 28-21 at home, every UNC player watching had one thought: they had seen it before. (Daily Tar Heel)

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