Tar Heels hope professional attitude brings change of fortune
Posted Aug 30, 2007
The second coaching change in a row for North Carolina’s football program brings in someone most recently linked to the NFL. Yet the approach could be considered different. Butch Davis doesn’t tend to be yielding to the temptation that there’s time to cultivate a winner. He wants to see how the Tar Heels handle the onslaught of changes, then he’ll better access the status of the program.
(Burlington Times News)
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