For Liberty QB coach Joe Dailey, opener at UNC is a homecoming
Posted Aug 27, 2014
Joe Dailey admits to still following North Carolina from afar. It’s his alma mater, after all. It’s where he earned his bachelor’s degree in 2007. It’s where he started seven games at quarterback in 2006 and finished his career a year later as a starting wide receiver. The Liberty quarterbacks coach will hide the Carolina blue for a day, though, come Saturday.
(Lynchburg News & Advance)
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