Art’s Angle: The Revival Continues

Posted Nov 3, 2024
The North Carolina-Florida State mismatch is a good example of what has happened to college football over the years. Saturday was Mack Brown’s first coaching victory in 11 games against his alma mater, where he was a running back who barely played after blowing out his knee. He graduated from FSU in 1974, the last time the Seminoles started 1-8. (Chapelboro.com)

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