Miami destroyed UNC with the game Turnover Chain-East in the history of the turnover

Miami beat North Carolina 47-10 on Thursday night, and if you only count the total yards, you'll be disoriented by that margin. The heels held almost even there and put forward 10 other first than the canes.

But:

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It was a hidden special!

Miami has taken the ball six times, the largest number of the business and the most since a 2012 game against NC State. The Canes also had Jonathan Garvin, Joe Jackson and Romeo Finley scored defensive touchdowns, tying a school record.

It was a completely dominant defensive night, even though the Heels had a respectable total number – this part was largely due to the fact that UNC simply had possessions due to Miami scoring so quickly. On a yard-by-game basis, Miami's N'Kosi Perry more than tripled the UNC average, 10.4 to 3.3, and Miami also took the lead.

Although the Heels eventually recovered all their players after a ridiculous suspension, including the start of QB Chazz Surratt, it did not matter much at night. Surratt from season 5 did not seem very advantageous as he made three choices.

To a certain extent, Miami's success has lived and died with the identity of its sales over the past two seasons. The Canes were among the national leaders in 2017 in takeaway, but saw the chain ruthlessly mocked during a series of defeats. We also saw Miami having the LSU touring tables in 2018, when the Tigers were using their own voodoo.

When the invocation balloons of the chain were like Thursday night, the Canes will be almost impossible to beat.

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