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Tar Heels finally show potential in win vs. Duke


Finally, the Tar Heels played like the team a lot of people thought they would be when the 2014 season began. OK, it's an exaggeration that UNC performed like a nationally ranked team Thursday in thumping rival Duke, 45-20, at Wallace Wade Stadium. But the Tar Heels came as close to living up to their No. 23 status in the preseason Associated Press poll as they have all year. (Fayetteville Observer)

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