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Tar Heels Prepping for Pittsburgh


After a slow start, the Pittsburgh offense has finally shown signs of life. Over the past two weeks (both losses), the offense has put up 76 points, which is leagues ahead of where the unit was at the start of the season. Much of that success is predicated on the strength of Pitt’s running game. The backfield is third in the ACC in rushing yards. (Inside Carolina)

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