Pitt game could be UNC’s last chance to salvage dignity

Posted Sep 22, 2018
It was probably a blessing in disguise for UNC coach Larry Fedora that Hurricane Florence wiped out what surely would have been another lopsided loss for UNC last Saturday against Central Florida. But with that pitfall avoided thanks to mother nature, Fedora has a chance today to salvage some dignity for his program when the Tar Heels take on Pittsburgh. (Fayetteville Observer)

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