University of North Carolina Athletics

UNC-Duke Postgame Notes
November 19, 2005 | Football
Nov. 19, 2005
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NORTH CAROLINA POSTGAME NOTES VS. DUKE
Tailback Ronnie McGill ran for a season-best 146 yards on a season-high 28 carries for his first 100-yard effort since going for 118 against Virginia Oct. 22. McGill now has four career 100-yard games. His 37-yard run on the first play of the game was his longest run of the season.
Tailback Justin Warren rushed for a career-best 43 yards on four carries. His 31-yard carry in the second quarter was also a career best.
Derrele Mitchell's second quarter touchdown reception was his second of the season and first since an 87-yard scoring play at Georgia Tech in the season opener.
Carolina held the Blue Devils to minus-nine rushing yards in the first half. Duke finished the day with 81 yards in the game on 38 carries.
Carolina had lost only six fumbles on the season coming into the game but lost two in the first quarter to help set up a 14-7 Duke lead after the opening period.
Carolina had 25 first downs in the game, while Duke had 11.
Tommy Richardson's fourth-quarter interception to seal the win for Carolina was the first of his career. The Tar Heels tied their season high with three interceptions as a team (UNC also had three interceptions at Miami).

















