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Art’s Angle: Happy Ending For UNC Football


Well, what are the Tar Heels going to do from here? predicted that his team would get better as the season rolled on, much to the dismay caused by fast starts and horrid finishes the last two years. And the 41-14 shellacking of Virginia in Charlottesville was not only a mirror-image score, it represented diametric domination on the football field. (Chapelboro.com)

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Art’s Angle: Happy Ending For UNC Football


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