Is North Carolina Or Western Carolina Going To Get Back In The Win Column Today In Chapel Hill?
Both North Carolina and Western Carolina are both looking to get back in the win column!
When?
Today!
Where?
Chapel Hill North Carolina!
Why?
Because they both lost their previous games!
North Carolina lost to Notre Dame!
When?
Last Friday!
Where?
Chapel Hill North Carolina!
Why?
Ian Book kept No. 2 Notre Dame's offense moving while the Fighting Irish defense locked down Sam Howell and No. 25 North Carolina's potent offense for the final three quarters on a 31-17 victory. “according to an article by Aaron Beard Of The Associated Press!
While Western Carolina like North Carolina lost their previous game!
To who?
Eastern Kentucky!
Where?
Richmond Kentucky!
When?
On November 21,2020!
Why?
Western Carolina's defense forced four turnovers including a 54-yard scoop-and-score by Ricky Palao on a fumble recovery as the Catamounts rallied from an early deficit to lead 10-7 midway through the second quarter. However, Eastern Kentucky, which was playing its ninth game of the season, used big plays and a 28-point fourth quarter to pull away from WCU to win the inaugural Opportunity Bowl, 49-17, over the Catamounts at Roy Kidd Stadium. “according to an article on catamountsports.com
Because both North Carolina and Western Carolina lost their previous games I ask this question
Which team is going to execute their game plan and get into the win column in Chapel Hill?
Right now I don’t have an answer to that question but I do know this!
North Carolina comes into the game with a record of 6-3 while Western Carolina comes into the game with a record of 0-2!
Why?
Because North Carolina lost their previous game to Notre Dame!
Why?
Ian Book kept No. 2 Notre Dame's offense moving while the Fighting Irish defense locked down Sam Howell and No. 25 North Carolina's potent offense for the final three quarters on a 31-17 victory. “according to an article by Aaron Beard Of The Associated Press!
While Western Carolina also lost their previous game!
To who?
Eastern Kentucky !
Why?
Western Carolina's defense forced four turnovers including a 54-yard scoop-and-score by Ricky Palao on a fumble recovery as the Catamounts rallied from an early deficit to lead 10-7 midway through the second quarter. However, Eastern Kentucky, which was playing its ninth game of the season, used big plays and a 28-point fourth quarter to pull away from WCU to win the inaugural Opportunity Bowl, 49-17, over the Catamounts at Roy Kidd Stadium. “according to an article on catamountsports.com
Kickoff is set for 12:00pm from Kenan Memorial Stadium!
The game is going to be televised on the ACC Network!