Extra Points: Old Irish

Posted Nov 29, 2020
North Carolina stood nostril to nostril with the Fighting Irish for half of Saturday's nationally televised game. At intermission, the score was knotted at 17-17 and Notre Dame held a miniscule edge in total yards. But the depth, strength, athleticism, play-making ability, and poise on the Irish side of the ledger came to bear the longer the game went on. (GoHeels.com)

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