Hokies, Tar Heels prepare to ignore, play through the rain
Posted Oct 6, 2016
Mother Nature will have to try harder to fluster Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster. Though No. 25 Tech and No. 17 North Carolina are expected to dodge Hurricane Matthew’s destructive path when they meet Saturday in Chapel Hill, N.C., there was still a 100 percent chance of rain – heavy at times – and steady winds in the forecast as of Thursday afternoon.
(Daily Press)
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