Chansky’s Notebook: Regain The Rhythm

Posted Nov 14, 2016
Assuming the Heels can give the 10-0 Citadel its first loss of the season Saturday, they cannot lose focus like they did two years ago when the Wolfpack came to Chapel Hill and won easily. That was followed by a half-hearted loss to Rutgers in the bowl game in Detroit, and the 6-7 season served as a wake-up call for the next year’s run to the division title. (Chapelboro.com)

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