When it comes to conversions, two isn’t better than one for UNC

Posted Sep 22, 2013
The traditional kicking conversion is almost a sure thing at the Division I college level, especially at North Carolina where the Tar Heels have made 183 straight dating back to 2009. The two-point conversion is a much more risky proposition. But that hasn’t stopped Tar Heels coach Larry Fedora from going for them. He did it again Saturday at Georgia Tech. (Wilmington Star News)

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