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CHAPEL HILL, N. Nike Air Huarache Nere bianche .C. -- Make it two rallies in two weeks for No. 21 North Carolina, which erased a two-touchdown deficit in the second half and then held on to beat San Diego State 31-27 on Saturday night after Tim Scotts interception in the end zone with 14 seconds left. "I think thats a great thing -- we played our best ball when we were down," coach Larry Fedora said. "I would much rather have it that way than the other way. ... Were going to be in that situation. We know how this teams going to respond." Marquise Williams threw two second-half touchdown passes and freshman Elijah Hood rushed 2 yards for the go-ahead score with 8:01 left for the Tar Heels (2-0). Last week, they trailed Liberty of the FCS in the third quarter before taking control with a flurry of turnovers. They escaped an even bigger hole against the Aztecs: North Carolina trailed by 14 points with less than 5 minutes left in the third quarter before scoring on four straight possessions to take a four-point lead, then came up with a timely defensive stand to earn its first 2-0 start under its third-year coach. Quinn Kaehler threw for a career-high 341 yards with a touchdown, then led the Aztecs (1-1) to a first-and-goal from the North Carolina 3 in the final minute. His quick pass in the end zone to Lloyd Mills was jumped by Scott for the game-sealing interception. "When the receivers saw that we were (pressing them), they communicated to each other for a pick," Scott said. Mills "ran a wheel route and he was running out of end zone, so I decided to look at the quarterback and he threw it (to Mills) back shoulder." Kaehler was picked off three times: the first was returned for a touchdown, the second set up a late field goal and the third effectively ended the game. "Its always disappointing when your quarterback throws interceptions," San Diego State coach Rocky Long said. "But Quinn is a competitor. Hes trying to make a play to win the game." Kaehler finished with a 56-yard touchdown pass to Eric Judge, and Donnel Pumphrey rushed for 100 yards with scoring runs of 12 and 3 yards for San Diego State, which led 21-7 late in the third quarter before Williams and the North Carolina offence finally started clicking. Williams threw TDs covering 91 yards to Mack Hollins -- the third-longest TD pass in school history -- and 11 yards to Quinshad Davis. Brian Walker picked off two passes, returning the first one 100 yards for an early touchdown. After Danny Hagemans second field goal of the fourth quarter, a 40-yarder with 10:30 to play, made it 27-21, the Tar Heels went 80 yards in eight plays and reclaimed the lead for good. Hoods first career touchdown run made it 28-27 -- their first lead since early in the second quarter. Walker then picked off Kaehlers pass and took it 26 yards to the San Diego State 14. That set up Nick Weliers 23-yard field goal with 4 minutes left that forced San Diego State to go for the end zone on its final possession. The Aztecs certainly appeared on their way to a rare Eastern victory after Pumphrey put them up by two touchdowns with his scoring run on the opening drive of the second half. That turned out to be the wake-up call the Tar Heels needed, with Williams throwing for TDs on consecutive possessions to get North Carolina back in the game. The first came on a short fade pattern in the end zone to Davis. The second was spectacular. One play after San Diego State pushed its lead back into double figures, the Tar Heels went deep: Hollins slipped behind cornerback J.J. Whittaker near midfield and pulled in Williams pass in stride on his way to the longest pass play by a Tar Heel in the history of Kenan Stadium. It wasnt even the longest play of the day. That belonged to Walker, who picked off Kaehlers overthrown pass about a yard deep in the end zone and took off down the right side for the games first touchdown. "It was really an amazing night for him," Fedora said. He was one of the four players who were suspended for the Liberty game for what Fedora called a violation of team policy. The violation was undisclosed though those suspensions came a day after a Yahoo Sports report of an alleged hazing altercation that left a freshman walk-on receiver with a possible concussion. Walker was not made available to the media after the game. Team spokesman Kevin Best called it a coachs decision. Nike Roshe One Br 2015 .com) - Even-money favorite Liams Map proved a little too tough down the stretch and won Saturdays $100,000 Harlans Holiday Stakes at Gulfstream Park. Nike Air Huarache Nere . "I love the game, its the best job you can have," he explained Tuesday as the players left Joe Louis Arena for the summer. 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Trout and Pujols both had big games and each ended with three hits, a home run and four RBI. Erick Aybar had four hits, two runs scored and knocked in a run for the Angels, who ended a two-game slide and won for the sixth time in eight tries. Garrett Richards started on the mound for Anaheim and struck out 10 batters across six shutout innings. After a shaky performance early on from the bullpen, Fernando Salas threw two scoreless innings of relief for the win. "We never quit, they never quit," said Trout. "Youve got to give them props. They scored four runs and put pressure on us. We kept battling, put ourselves in a good position and we won the game." Trout extended his hitting streak to nine games and 16 straight interleague contests. Angels manager Mike Scioscia was not with the team after attending the funeral of his former Dodger teammate and 1990 Cy Young winner Bob Welch. Bench coach Dino Ebel took his place. The Angels are 3 1/2 games behind Oakland for the AL West lead and will visit Cleveland next for four games. Hector Santiago gets the starting nod for the Angels Sunday and he is winless (0-6) in 10 games (8 starts) with a 4.15 EERA. Nike Roshe One Fiori. Santiago pitched six shutout innings for a no-decision in a 2-1 win over Oakland on Tuesday and recorded eight strikeouts with one walk. Santiago, a left-hander, has never faced Atlanta and is 0-3 on the road. Atlanta has been inconsistent of late with defeats in seven of the last 11 games. David Hale was saddled with the loss for allowing five runs in 2 1/3 innings of relief and starting pitcher Gavin Floyd gave up four runs in the first 6 1/3 innings. The Braves were able to rally from a 5-0 hole and used a four-run bottom of the ninth inning to tie the game. Jason Heyward drove in a run, B.J. Upton plated two with a triple and Freddie Freeman stroked an RBI ground-rule double to the even the score. Josh Hamilton put the Angels back on top with a run- scoring hit in the 10th and Atlanta knotted the game at 6-6 on another RBI hit from Heyward, who showed no signs of a hand contusion suffered on Friday. Anaheim then exploded for five runs in the 13th. "We had our chances to get the win," said Braves catcher Gerald Laird. "It was an excellent effort coming back in the ninth inning. We battled tonight. Evan Gattis had three hits, including another home run, for the Braves, who are still tied with Washington atop the NL East standings. Gattis has homered in two straight games and has gone deep seven times since May 25. He is riding a career-best 14-game hitting streak. Atlanta will host Philadelphia next for three games. Set to take the mound for the Braves in Sundays rubber match will be Mike Minor, who is 2-4 with a 4.31 earned run average. 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