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Chansky’s Notebook: Road Worries


The Tar Heels tested Monday, and will be on pins and needles awaiting those results sometime today. In this COVID-interrupted world, there is more to consider than your own execution off the field. There is the other team. UNC goes on the road for the first time Oct. 3 to Boston College, which is trying to contain an outbreak on its campus. (Chapelboro.com)

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Chansky’s Notebook: Road Worries