It Was Chaos: The game that would never end

Posted Oct 12, 2008
Notre Dame has turned out some fine priests at the feet of Touchdown Jesus. North Carolina has turned out some fine doctors just across the hospital parking lot from Kenan Stadium. So why is it, after 120 years of gridiron learning, that these colleges have turned football over to the lawyers? The question arose around sundown last night, just as the bulk of 60,500 fans started celebrating Carolina's alleged 29-24 victory over Notre Dame. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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