'God looks out for fools'
Posted Sep 24, 2008
The biggest problem in losing T.J. Yates is that he had matured so much in his 15 games as a Carolina starter. One positive twist that many people might not recall is that Yates missed spring practice after undergoing off-season shoulder surgery. That allowed Sexton and Paulus to get all the work at QB in spring drills. "Sometimes maybe God looks out for fools," Davis said, "and I'm putting myself in that fool category.
(Chapel Hill News)
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