Austin R. Vaughn | NCAA.com | October 22, 2016 UNC scores touchdown on wild trick play The Tar Heels pulled off an unbelievable trick play to score against Virginia. Share No. 22 North Carolina found themselves tied with rival Virginia at a touchdown a piece with just over three minutes to go in the first half. Of course, the Heels' head coach Larry Fedora couldn't let the Cavaliers stay close for long; so, he dialed up an undefinable trick play. That's right, UNC running back T.J. Logan lined up in the wildcat formation and took the snap. However, Logan did not run, or pass; he handed the ball off to the wideout Ryan Switzer. Switzer then tossed the ball back to quarterback Mitch Trubisky who had originally lined up as a reciever. And, finally, Trubisky launched a 40-yard pass to wide out Bug Howard for the score. Even sweeter, Howard was wearing No. 13, which normally belongs to UNC wide reciever Mack Hollins, who suffered a season-ending broken collarbone last week against Miami. Bug Howard wearing #13 today for Mack Hollins. This is what football is all about. More than a game, it's a brotherhood. pic.twitter.com/82mVgp1a70 — Taylor Vippolis (@tvippolis) October 22, 2016 The Heels lead Virginia 14-7 at halftime. No. 15 Pitt men's soccer shuts out No. 4 North Carolina in first-ever win over Tar Heels The No. 15 Pitt men's soccer team defended home turf as it defeated No. 4 North Carolina 4-0 Friday night at Ambrose Urbanic Field. READ MORE Women's soccer rankings: LSU jumps, Georgetown falls in latest women's soccer rankings The Week 3 installment of the United Soccer Coaches Poll is here. LSU jumps in the rankings while Florida State keeps the top spot locked up. READ MORE Men's soccer rankings: Georgetown is new No. 1 as West Virginia soars Week 2 is complete in Division I men's college soccer and the new United Soccer Coaches rankings are here. There is a new No. 1 team and lots of movement in the top five. READ MORE