Highlights
5 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: UNC 64% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 16 PTS
Scoring plays
11 SCORES
Antonio Williams 37 Yd Run (Freeman Jones Kick)
0-7
Kenny Pickett 7 Yd Run (Alex Kessman Kick)
7-7
Antonio Williams 1 Yd Run (Freeman Jones Kick)
7-14
Qadree Ollison 2 Yd Run (Alex Kessman Kick)
14-14
Michael Carter 31 Yd pass from Nathan Elliott (Freeman Jones Kick)
14-21
Darrin Hall 65 Yd Run (Alex Kessman Kick)
21-21
George Aston 1 Yd pass from Kenny Pickett (Alex Kessman Kick)
28-21
Jordon Brown 1 Yd Run (Freeman Jones Kick)
28-28
Dyami Brown 19 Yd pass from Nathan Elliott (Freeman Jones Kick)
28-35
Freeman Jones 37 Yd Field Goal
28-38
Maurice Ffrench 16 Yd pass from Kenny Pickett (Alex Kessman Kick)
35-38
What happened
ESPN RECAPNorth Carolina beats Pittsburgh 38-35 in its ACC opener
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- North Carolina finally got its offense playing with sustained efficiency and its defense providing sacks and third-quarter stops, a combination that helped turn things around in its Atlantic Coast Conference opener, The Tar Heels are hoping it helps leave that 0-2 start completely in the past, too. Antonio Williams and Nathan Elliott turned in career-best performances Saturday in the Tar Heels' best offensive showing of the season, helping UNC beat Pittsburgh 38-35 in its return after having a game canceled due to Hurricane Florence. UNC (1-2, 1-0 ACC) lost at California and East Carolina to start the season, then Florence canceled last weekend's home game against No. 16 UCF and took the Tar Heels out of in-season routines. "I don't think it hurt us at all," Elliott said. "I think our team's pretty mature and we used that to our advantage.
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Team stats
PITT · UNCKENAN STADIUM, CHAPEL HILL · ATTENDANCE 44,168
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