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Jackets leave Heels stinging


As North Carolina football coach relived a game he just watched, he talked about a book he once read. The compilation, "Cradles of Eminence," chronicles the rise to success of some of the world's most famous people. Davis' main point after UNC's 27-25 loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday was that each of the stories in the book shared a common thread. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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