Delaware ‘fired up’ for North Carolina
Posted Sep 24, 2015
Saturday’s 12:30 p.m. game with North Carolina at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill may not be particularly advantageous for a developing team. Of the 50 Blue Hens who saw action in last Saturday’s 28-21 loss at Villanova, 32 were freshmen and sophomores, including 13 starters. Yet, because it’s their chance to play a major-conference foe in a big-time setting, players relish the opportunity.
(Delaware News Journal)
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