Success for Tar Heels is no fluke
Posted Mar 9, 2008
Many of us had written off Scotland County's Cameron Sexton as having a real chance to be the Tar Heels' quarterback. He had T.J. Yates ahead of him after last season and red-shirt freshman Mike Paulus behind him. But in a testament to what determination, hard work and going above and beyond can do, Sexton has apparently gotten off to the best start this spring between he and Paulus.
(Chapel Hill News)
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