Extra Points: Bulls Eye

Posted Sep 9, 2013
That sound you heard emanating from Kenan Stadium about 4 p.m. Saturday was not the well or the bell or the stone walls, nor the grunts and pops of head-on football collisions. It was the whoosh of a collective sigh of relief from Tar Heel coach Larry Fedora and his assistants after their team successfully dispatched a Middle Tennessee squad that ranks high on the danger meter. (GoHeels.com)

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