After ending skid, UNC football stock report: risers and fallers from Week 10, including Hampton’s return

Hall returns to the backfield

After leaving the Duke game early and getting only three carries against Miami in Week 9, Hall returned to a leading role. He ran nine times for 81 yards and a touchdown.

Jaylen McGill opened the game, but Hall and Demon June soon moved ahead of him. The coaching staff had been easing Hall back after his injury, and his performance suggests he could take on a larger workload.

Seelmann delivers on defense

Sebastian Seelmann raised his stock with nine tackles, including six solo stops. He also recorded two tackles for loss, three pass breakups and two sacks. The Richmond transfer has made an immediate impact at linebacker for North Carolina and has emerged as one of the team's top transfer portal additions.

Abou Jaoude shows progress

The veteran pass rusher had been limited for several weeks while dealing with a hand and wrist injury suffered in the season opener. Against UConn, Abou Jaoude recorded three solo tackles, one tackle for loss and a sack. The performance fell short of the typical production expected from the senior edge rusher, but it marked a step forward.

McGill and Harvey struggle

McGill started in the backfield, but his role diminished as the game went on. He finished with seven carries for 15 yards and three catches for 18 yards.

Harvey's playing time has fluctuated in recent weeks, alongside a drop in production. He managed two tackles against UConn, leaving North Carolina looking for more from the Penn State transfer.

Lewis goes quiet against UConn

After a strong start to the season, Lewis has cooled off in recent weeks. He made four tackles against Miami but did not record a statistic against UConn. The defensive tackle's quiet performance added to the list of fallers following North Carolina's win.