CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- In a story Sept. 11 about North Carolinas game against Illinois, The Associated Press misspelled the last name of North Carolinas quarterback on some references. It is Mitch Trubisky, not Trupisky.A corrected version of the story is below:Trubisky leads North Carolina past Illinois, 48-23Tar Heels ride Trubiskys big night to 48-23 win at IllinoisBy DAVID MERCERAssociated PressCHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Nursing an eight-point lead with just over 12 minutes left Saturday, North Carolina quarterback Mitch Trubisky heaved the ball deep toward Ryan Switzer but instead connected with the back of an Illinois defensive back.No problem, as it turned out. The ball bounced high and came down in the hands of Tar Heel tight end Jake Bargas for a first down that set up a touchdown that gave North Carolina a 38-23 lead.Sometimes, its just your night, and Saturday was Trubiskys.The junior quarterback threw for 265 yards and two touchdowns and ran for two more scores Saturday to lead the Tar Heels to a 48-23 win at Illinois.We took what the defense gave us, Trubisky said. We were just rolling; whoever was open was making plays. Our o-line did a good job all night. We just kept attacking the areas they were giving us on the field.Trubisky was coming off a workmanlike performance a week earlier against Georgia that wasnt enough to deliver a win.On Saturday, he was 19-24 passing and didnt throw an interception. And he carried the ball nine times for 42 yards.He played well tonight, he took care of the football, North Carolina coach Larry Fedora said. He ran the ball effectively and I thought he was into it, sharp, focused and tough and thats what I expect from him.Early on, Trubisky had to lead the Tar Heels (1-1) from behind.Illinois (1-1) went up 7-0 on the opening drive on a 65-yard KeShawn VAugh touchdown run while North Carolinas offense started slow.Trubisky jump-started the attack, rushing for two short touchdowns by the end of the first quarter and giving UNC a 17-14 lead it never gave up.The Tar Heels held Illinois quarterback Wes Lunt to 127 yards and two touchdowns on 17-35 passing.Illinois also struggled with penalties. They were flagged 13 times for 99 yards.First-year Illinois coach Lovie Smith called the game a learning experience for his team, but had no explanation for the penalties.If you have a penalty, how do you explain it? Dont do it, he said. Sometimes you have to see what they do to your team. Winning teams dont do it.A year ago North Carolina easily handled Illinois at home, winning 48-14 and beginning a run that took the Tar Heels to the ACC title game and a bowl game.THE TAKEAWAYNORTH CAROLINA: Trubisky looked like a quarterback who can take North Carolina places, and while he was sacked twice his line otherwise protected him against an Illinois defensive line that punished Murray State in its opener. But before a late 62-yard touchdown when the game was all but decided, North Carolina struggled to get tailback Elijah Hood going. Aside from that TD he finished with 26 yards on 14 carries. UNC will need him when ACC play starts Sept. 24.ILLINOIS: A week after a 52-3 win over Murray State gave the beginning of Smiths tenure a feel-good start, the new Illinois coach has a much better idea of what he needs to fix. The Illini ran the ball well at times and the defense limited the Tar Heels run game. But 13 penalties cost Illinois 99 yards. And North Carolinas speed exposed Illinois secondary.LUNT IN CHECKLunt credited the North Carolina defense for shutting off his receivers for much of the night, calling the Tar Heel secondary the strength of their defense. Just seven of Lunts 17 completions went to Illinois wideouts.INJURY REPORTThe game was potentially costly for Illinois. Starting left guard Gabe Megginson had to be helped off the field in the fourth quarter with a leg injury and a Tar Heel defender fell over the back of his legs. And backup safety Caleb Day had to be helped off the field late I the second quarter after injuring his left leg. He did not return. The Illini also played without starting punter Ryan Frain, who Smith said was injured in a biking accident. It was not clear when Frain will return.UP NEXTNORTH CAROLINA: The Tar Heels will finally see their home field on Saturday, playing their first game at Kenan Memorial Stadium this season, against James Madison. 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UTs active scoring leader (58 points) missed all of 2015 with a knee injury suffered in a preseason exhibition match. Wilkinson is now just one goal and seven points away from cracking the top-10 all-time at Tennessee in both categories.The Cougars scored just a minute and a half into the game and added a brace in the 24th minute to take an early two-goal advantage. Star forward Ashley Hatch opened the scoring early with her sixth goal of the season to make it 1-0 in the second minute.BYU (3-1) doubled its lead in the 24th minute on a goal from Michele Vasconcelos, who beat Jamie Simmons low to her left from the left side of the box.The Big Orange cut the lead in half in the 32nd minute on a beautiful finish by Hannah Wilkinson for her first goal of the year and 23rd of her Tennessee career. The New Zealand international took a pass in the box from Rylie OKeefe and calmly chipped it past the keeper who was charging for the ball.It didnt take long for the Cougars to retake their two-goal lead as Elena Medeiros scored her first goal of the season just 43 seconds after Wilkinsons goal. BYU took a 3-1 lead into the half after outshooting UT, 8-5, in the first 45 minutes.The Vols came ouut strong in the second half, controlling possession and creating three corners early on.ddddddddddddTheir best chance came in the 49th minute, with Maya Neal getting on the end of a Michele Christy free kick, but her attempt was blocked close to goal by a BYU defender.The Cougars started to take control towards the middle of the half and got another insurance goal in the 66th minute after Medeiros was taken down in the box to create a penalty kick for BYU. Simmons saved the initial attempt but Hatch followed up her own shot and buried the rebound to make it 4-1 Cougars with just over 25 minutes to play.The Orange and White scored their second goal of the night in the 80th minute to cut the lead to 4-2. Wilkinson dispossessed a BYU defender just outside the box before dribbling in and firing a shot past a diving Hannah Clark from about 15 yards out for her second goal of the contest.Once again the Cougars responded quickly, scoring their fifth and final goal in the 86th minute. Vasconcelos curled a ball into the top right corner of the net from just inside the box to for her second goal of the game.Wilkinson led Tennessee with three shots while OKeefe picked up her team-leading fourth assist in the loss. Simmons made a season-high six saves on the night as the Vols were outshot 17-11. UT will look to bounce back as it wraps up a two-game road swing on Sunday afternoon against American in Washington, D.C. Game time is set for 1 p.m. ET. 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