Letterman's Roundtable, November 3
Posted Nov 3, 2011
Quincy Monk: "I think you can throw out all the records, factors, and relevance leading up this game. This is a huge rivalry and I think it’s not going to matter how State played last week. In my book, this is a chance for UNC to get the monkey of its back. Losing four years in a row to NC State is a tough pill to swallow."
(Inside Carolina)
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