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No quarter for Tar Heels


Putting it bluntly, the Tar Heels were embarrassing. The 789 yards of total offense racked up by the Pirates eclipsed the previous record of 669 yards against the UNC defense set by Utah in 2004. Quarterback Shane Carden was 30-of-48 for 438 yards and threw four touchdowns in essentially three quarters of the game. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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