Turner's Take: Raise Up

Posted Sep 3, 2016
Winnable game, neutral site, SEC opponent, loss. Yes, the Bulldogs outranked the Tar Heels. Yes, the Bulldogs were the favored. Yes, they were playing in the neutral site of Atlanta, and their fans outnumbered the Tar Heels exponentially. All true. But in the third quarter, in practice, in real life, the Tar Heels had the lead, and the chance to win. And they didn't. (GoHeels.com)

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