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's return to Chapel Hill was his first in more than two decades. Davis mentioned to former Tar Heel Alan Caldwell, a letterman at defensive back from 1975-77, that he would love to have Taylor return to Chapel Hill for a game or an off-season visit, and Caldwell worked as an intermediary for some time to help make it happen. Davis suggested the Thursday night ESPN game would be perfect for the visit. (Tar Heel Blue)

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