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Ken Browning Selected To NCHSAA Hall of Fame


UNC assistant football coach Ken Browning is one of eight people selected for induction into the the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame. Browning is entering his 15th season in Chapel Hill. Browning is joined in the 2008 class by the late Bill Bost of Catawba, Richard Hicks of Durham, Mac Morris of Greensboro, Jan Stanley of Hendersonville, Tim Stevens of Raleigh, Billy Widgeon of Morehead City and Charlie Adams of Chapel Hill. (Tar Heel Blue)

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