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Chansky’s Notebook: Lesser Of Two Evils?


If the Tar Heels don’t beat Western Carolina, all bets are off. Even with ’s seventh UNC football team losing to State for the third straight year, he is safe to come back for at least one more season. A 2-9 record, following last season’s 3-9, looks like the program is going backward fast, but there are better reasons to keep Fedora than to fire him. (Chapelboro.com)

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