UNC-Clemson Postgame Chalkboard

Posted Sep 29, 2014
Despite giving up 50 points in this game, it was a much better performance by the Tar Heels, who did not get blown off the field the way they did against ECU last week. Even more encouraging was the way the Heels refused to fold, fighting to the end and nearly pulling within one score before Marquise Williams’s final interception in the end zone with 2:25 remaining. (Inside Carolina)

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