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Art’s Angle: Painful End


The Tar Heels were planning for Clemson starting quarterback DJ Uiagalelei to remain in the game because he had all season, even during poor performances. To their undoing, history repeated itself. For the fourth time in what has sunk to a 9-4 season, North Carolina was beaten by a backup quarterback. This night it was Clemson freshman Cade Klubnik. (Chapelboro.com)

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Art’s Angle: Painful End


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