Tar Heels calling an audible
Posted Nov 18, 2008
North Carolina relied on third-stringer Cameron Sexton to overcome the loss of starting quarterback T.J. Yates earlier this year. Now that Yates is healthy again, the 25th-ranked Tar Heels might be ready to go back to their early season look. Coach Butch Davis said Monday the Tar Heels will open the competition for the starting spot against rival N.C. State this weekend.
(Wilmington Star News)
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