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Chansky’s Notebook: Josh Downs is Up There


Is the best receiver in Carolina history? Even though he missed two games this season, his 847 yards through Saturday's victory at Wake Forest puts him within reach of his own UNC single-season record, and with 11 touchdowns he is a virtual lock to eclipse the school mark of 12 held by , , and . (Chapelboro.com)

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Chansky’s Notebook: Josh Downs is Up There