Carolina Constant

Posted Apr 20, 2011
For four decades, Woody Durham served as the Tar Heel fan base’s connection to its beloved basketball and football programs over the radio waves. His retirement leaves a void that may take decades to fill. Durham’s lasting legacy won’t be that he was a 13-time recipient of the N.C. Sportscaster of the Year Award or that he was a member of four different Halls of Fame. It’s that he was a Tar Heel, through and through. (Inside Carolina)

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