Greensboro restaurant becomes Hairston family's living room on game night
Posted Mar 23, 2013
P.J. Hairston's mom was among the crowd in Kansas City on Friday night watching him. But the rest of his family was back in Greensboro at the family restaurant, where the cheers and the stress of the game were spread out between BBQ and hush puppies. On game nights, the dining area at Boss Hog's becomes Hairston's family's living room.
(WFMY)
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