No. 1 Miami’s high-powered offense represents a huge challenge for UNC’s defense, Belichick

(AP) Top-ranked Miami has rolled through its schedule with an offense putting up big totals with ease and looking nothing short of unstoppable. Finding a way to make that unit even slow down a bit is a daunting challenge for a North Carolina team that has leaned on its defense under NFL coaching icon Bill Belichick. The Hurricanes (7-0, 5-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) lead the Bowl Subdivision ranks in scoring (49.0) and total offense (551.9), fueled by the Darian Mensah-to-Malachi Toney passing attack that s been so good the school is touting both players as Heisman Trophy candidates. The most recent display came in last week’s win against Pittsburgh, with Toney going for a program-record 16 catches for 194 yards and three touchdowns. Toney has 27 catches for 348 yards and five scores in the last two games alone. “Obviously he sees a lot of double coverage, that doesn’t stop him. He knows how to beat double coverage,” said Belichick, a six-time Super Bowl winner as an NFL